$30. DONORS
HELPING, $100. HERE AND GONE: The $30. donors have remained consistent, however
the $100. donors have ducked out again. What really accelerated this week's
donation surge was the arrival of a few but very important donors at the 100
dollar plus level. It wasn't many, but it really helped to move the process
forward. RSN is unique, we really do have a wide spectrum of donors. We need to
keep that going. / Marc Ash - Founder, Reader Supported News
Bernie
Sanders: Purchase of Election by Chevron Shows We Have
'Oligarchy.'
Jon Queally, Common Dreams
Queally writes: "The Independent U.S. Senator from Vermont Bernie Sanders was in the city of Richmond, California on Thursday and said local elections in the city have become prime examples of how U.S. politics, at all levels, have become corrupted by the unlimited amount of money wealthy corporations and individuals can spend on campaigns."
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Jon Queally, Common Dreams
Queally writes: "The Independent U.S. Senator from Vermont Bernie Sanders was in the city of Richmond, California on Thursday and said local elections in the city have become prime examples of how U.S. politics, at all levels, have become corrupted by the unlimited amount of money wealthy corporations and individuals can spend on campaigns."
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Supreme Court
Green Lights Texas Voter Suppression Law
Sam Hananel, Associated Press
Hananel writes: "The Supreme Court said Saturday that Texas can use its controversial new voter identification law for the November election."
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Sam Hananel, Associated Press
Hananel writes: "The Supreme Court said Saturday that Texas can use its controversial new voter identification law for the November election."
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Inside the
Sleazy Business of Cashing In on Americans' Ebola Fears
Sam P.K. Collins, ThinkProgress
Collins writes: "In his book The Science of Fear, author Daniel Gardner writes that widespread fear can generate profit for those in the business of protecting the distressed from whatever causes panic. That's the hope of manufacturers marketing products as effective forms of protection against the Ebola virus."
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Sam P.K. Collins, ThinkProgress
Collins writes: "In his book The Science of Fear, author Daniel Gardner writes that widespread fear can generate profit for those in the business of protecting the distressed from whatever causes panic. That's the hope of manufacturers marketing products as effective forms of protection against the Ebola virus."
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Pope Ousts Top
Vatican Judge Known for Incendiary Anti-Gay Comments
Timmian Massie, TheNewCivilRightsMovement.com
Massie writes: "American Cardinal Raymond Burke, a darling of conservative Catholics who is virulently anti-gay, has confirmed to BuzzFeed what rumors from Rome have said for weeks. He will be demoted by Pope Francis."
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Timmian Massie, TheNewCivilRightsMovement.com
Massie writes: "American Cardinal Raymond Burke, a darling of conservative Catholics who is virulently anti-gay, has confirmed to BuzzFeed what rumors from Rome have said for weeks. He will be demoted by Pope Francis."
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Secret Space
Plane Lands at US Air Force Base After Unknown Two-Year Mission
Guardian UK
Excerpt: "A top-secret space plane landed Friday at an air force base on the southern California coast. The plane spent nearly two years circling Earth on a classified mission. Known as the X-37B, it resembles a mini space shuttle."
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Guardian UK
Excerpt: "A top-secret space plane landed Friday at an air force base on the southern California coast. The plane spent nearly two years circling Earth on a classified mission. Known as the X-37B, it resembles a mini space shuttle."
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Hong Kong:
Violence Flares Again as Protesters Reoccupy Streets
Donny Kwok and Yimou Lee, Reuters
Excerpt: "Hong Kong pro-democracy activists recaptured parts of a core protest zone from police early on Saturday after hours of turmoil that the city's police chief warned undermined order and jeopardized public safety."
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Donny Kwok and Yimou Lee, Reuters
Excerpt: "Hong Kong pro-democracy activists recaptured parts of a core protest zone from police early on Saturday after hours of turmoil that the city's police chief warned undermined order and jeopardized public safety."
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Conor Kennedy
| 500 Years After Columbus, Cuba's Gardens of the Queen Still
Pristine
Conor Kennedy, EcoWatch
Kennedy writes: "We spent three days exploring rich, varied undersea bottom topography with its melange of deep canyons, steep cliffs, coral ledges and lofty pillars rising from sandy bottoms 60 feet deep."
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Conor Kennedy, EcoWatch
Kennedy writes: "We spent three days exploring rich, varied undersea bottom topography with its melange of deep canyons, steep cliffs, coral ledges and lofty pillars rising from sandy bottoms 60 feet deep."
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