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FOCUS: Donald Trump Now Has an Anti-Protester Intelligence Squad
Eric Levitz, New York Magazine
Levitz writes: "Donald Trump now employs 'plainclothes private intelligence officers,' who are tasked with preempting the expression of anti-Trump sentiments."
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Eric Levitz, New York Magazine
Levitz writes: "Donald Trump now employs 'plainclothes private intelligence officers,' who are tasked with preempting the expression of anti-Trump sentiments."
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Reader Supported News | 11 March 16 PM
Elizabeth Warren | Senate Republicans: Do Your Job
Elizabeth Warren, Reader Supported News
Warren writes: "There's a vacancy on the most important court in America, and the message from Senate Republicans is crystal clear: forget the Constitution."
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Elizabeth Warren, Reader Supported News
Warren writes: "There's a vacancy on the most important court in America, and the message from Senate Republicans is crystal clear: forget the Constitution."
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The GOP's Demographic Demise Was on Full Display at the Miami Debate
Alice Ollstein, ThinkProgress
Ollstein writes: "On Thursday night, as the four remaining candidates debated, hundreds of people from across Florida took to the streets outside the University of Miami to protest the GOP's rhetoric on immigration, women's health, the Puerto Rican debt crisis, and the minimum wage."
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Alice Ollstein, ThinkProgress
Ollstein writes: "On Thursday night, as the four remaining candidates debated, hundreds of people from across Florida took to the streets outside the University of Miami to protest the GOP's rhetoric on immigration, women's health, the Puerto Rican debt crisis, and the minimum wage."
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The Country's Largest Veterans' Charity Fires Top Executives After Wasting Millions in Donations
Chip Reid and Jennifer Janisch, CBS News
Excerpt: "Americans donate hundreds of millions of dollars each year to the charity, expecting their money will help some of the 52,000 wounded in Iraq and Afghanistan. However, Wounded Warrior Project spends 40 to 50 percent on overhead, including extravagant parties. Other veterans' charities have overhead costs of 10 to 15 percent."
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Chip Reid and Jennifer Janisch, CBS News
Excerpt: "Americans donate hundreds of millions of dollars each year to the charity, expecting their money will help some of the 52,000 wounded in Iraq and Afghanistan. However, Wounded Warrior Project spends 40 to 50 percent on overhead, including extravagant parties. Other veterans' charities have overhead costs of 10 to 15 percent."
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Scalia's Death Clouds US Supreme Court Decision on Colorado's Legal Weed
Keegan Hamilton, VICE
Hamilton writes: "Scalia's death will likely affect several divisive, high-profile cases that are currently pending before the court - including ones that deal with abortion, unions, voting rights, affirmative action, and immigration - but marijuana activists and some legal experts are paying particularly close attention to Nebraska and Oklahoma v. Colorado."
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Keegan Hamilton, VICE
Hamilton writes: "Scalia's death will likely affect several divisive, high-profile cases that are currently pending before the court - including ones that deal with abortion, unions, voting rights, affirmative action, and immigration - but marijuana activists and some legal experts are paying particularly close attention to Nebraska and Oklahoma v. Colorado."
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Survey Finds Freddie Gray's Neighborhood Is Rife With Police Brutality
Colin Daileda, Mashable
Daileda writes: "According to a survey conducted by Baltimoreans United in Leadership Development and the No Boundaries Coalition, which describes itself as a resident-led advocacy group based in west Baltimore, 453 out of 1,500 survey respondents in Sandtown-Winchester had experienced or witnessed 'police misconduct.'"
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Colin Daileda, Mashable
Daileda writes: "According to a survey conducted by Baltimoreans United in Leadership Development and the No Boundaries Coalition, which describes itself as a resident-led advocacy group based in west Baltimore, 453 out of 1,500 survey respondents in Sandtown-Winchester had experienced or witnessed 'police misconduct.'"
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Human Rights Groups Blame US, UK, France and Russia for Fueling the Violence in Syria
Peter Kenyon, NPR
Kenyon writes: "The fifth year of the Syrian conflict was the worst yet for civilians - and Russia, the U.S., France and Britain are partly to blame. That's according to a new report from 30 aid and human rights groups, including Oxfam and Care International."
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Peter Kenyon, NPR
Kenyon writes: "The fifth year of the Syrian conflict was the worst yet for civilians - and Russia, the U.S., France and Britain are partly to blame. That's according to a new report from 30 aid and human rights groups, including Oxfam and Care International."
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Carbon Dioxide Levels 'Exploded' in 2015, Highest Seen Since End of Ice Age
Climate Nexus
Excerpt: "The amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere rose 3.05 parts per million in 2015, the largest year-to-year increase ever recorded, scientists at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration reports."
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Climate Nexus
Excerpt: "The amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere rose 3.05 parts per million in 2015, the largest year-to-year increase ever recorded, scientists at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration reports."
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