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Bill Moyers and Michael Winship | Lurking Within That Ominous Omnibus Spending Bill
Bill Moyers and Michael Winship, Moyers & Company
Excerpt: "There is an unwritten rule in Congress that before you do even a little for the working class you must do a lot for the donor class. So while the $1.1 trillion - yes, that's a 't' - budget bill now winding its way to passage contains some tax breaks for low-income workers, in reality, it's a bonanza for Big Business."
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Bill Moyers and Michael Winship, Moyers & Company
Excerpt: "There is an unwritten rule in Congress that before you do even a little for the working class you must do a lot for the donor class. So while the $1.1 trillion - yes, that's a 't' - budget bill now winding its way to passage contains some tax breaks for low-income workers, in reality, it's a bonanza for Big Business."
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The 3rd Democratic Debate Showed the Candidates at Their Best, Until the Moderators Got in the Way
Rebecca Traister, New York Magazine
Traister writes: "A thoroughly substantive, respectful, funny debate between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders (and Martin O'Malley, who was, again, a participant) that was going extremely well until it was driven completely off the rails by its startlingly inept moderators."
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Rebecca Traister, New York Magazine
Traister writes: "A thoroughly substantive, respectful, funny debate between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders (and Martin O'Malley, who was, again, a participant) that was going extremely well until it was driven completely off the rails by its startlingly inept moderators."
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Kenya Says Investigating Device That Caused Air France Flight to Paris to Make Emergency Landing
Joseph Akwiri, Reuters
Akwiri writes: "Kenya is investigating a suspect device found in a toilet on an Air France flight from Mauritius to Paris with 459 passengers and 14 crew onboard that made an emergency landing in the port city of Mombasa, the Interior Minister said on Sunday."
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Joseph Akwiri, Reuters
Akwiri writes: "Kenya is investigating a suspect device found in a toilet on an Air France flight from Mauritius to Paris with 459 passengers and 14 crew onboard that made an emergency landing in the port city of Mombasa, the Interior Minister said on Sunday."
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Exit, 'Pharma Bro'
Krishnadev Calamur, The Atlantic
Calamur writes: "Martin Shkreli, the infamous 'Pharma bro' who was arrested Thursday and charged with securities fraud, has resigned as CEO of Turing Pharmaceuticals, the company announced."
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Krishnadev Calamur, The Atlantic
Calamur writes: "Martin Shkreli, the infamous 'Pharma bro' who was arrested Thursday and charged with securities fraud, has resigned as CEO of Turing Pharmaceuticals, the company announced."
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University of California Drops Prison Investments Amid Student Demands
Curtis Skinner, Reuters
Skinner writes: "The University of California system said on Friday it will drop its roughly $30 million worth of investments in private prison companies following demands from a black student group." Curtis Skinner, Reuters
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Curtis Skinner, Reuters
Skinner writes: "The University of California system said on Friday it will drop its roughly $30 million worth of investments in private prison companies following demands from a black student group." Curtis Skinner, Reuters
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What Happened to the Arab Spring?
Gilbert Achcar and Nada Matta, Jacobin
Excerpt: "Millions of people took to the streets demanding dignity, democracy, and social justice. Mass mobilizations on an unprecedented scale in recent history took place in Tunisia, Egypt, Libya, Bahrain, Yemen, and Syria, and transformed social and political dynamics across the whole region. A politics of hope became possible."
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Gilbert Achcar and Nada Matta, Jacobin
Excerpt: "Millions of people took to the streets demanding dignity, democracy, and social justice. Mass mobilizations on an unprecedented scale in recent history took place in Tunisia, Egypt, Libya, Bahrain, Yemen, and Syria, and transformed social and political dynamics across the whole region. A politics of hope became possible."
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This Company Is Bottling Air in Canada and Selling It to China
Katie Herzog, Grist
Herzog writes: "After recently being duped by a non-existent climate change realtor, my guard against fake businesses is permanently up. So when I heard about a company selling bottled air, I assumed it was a conceptual art project, a commentary on the state of global air quality. But, no. It's real." Katie Herzog, Grist
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Katie Herzog, Grist
Herzog writes: "After recently being duped by a non-existent climate change realtor, my guard against fake businesses is permanently up. So when I heard about a company selling bottled air, I assumed it was a conceptual art project, a commentary on the state of global air quality. But, no. It's real." Katie Herzog, Grist
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