Jane Mayer | Roger Ailes, the Clintons, and the Scandals of the Scandalmongers
Jane Mayer, The New Yorker
Mayer writes: "This election year, the big question was supposed to be whether Hillary Clinton would shatter the glass ceiling. Instead, it has become the year in which one of the country's most towering glass houses has shattered."
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Jane Mayer, The New Yorker
Mayer writes: "This election year, the big question was supposed to be whether Hillary Clinton would shatter the glass ceiling. Instead, it has become the year in which one of the country's most towering glass houses has shattered."
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Women Poised to Lead Democratic Return to Power in the Senate
Megan Carpentier, Guardian UK
Carpentier writes: "Female candidates are leading the push for a Democratic return to power in the Senate as Donald Trump's sagging poll numbers leave the Republican majority under extreme pressure."
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Megan Carpentier, Guardian UK
Carpentier writes: "Female candidates are leading the push for a Democratic return to power in the Senate as Donald Trump's sagging poll numbers leave the Republican majority under extreme pressure."
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French Police Create Propaganda for ISIS by Ticketing Muslim Women on Beaches
Robert Mackey, The Intercept
Mackey writes: "Islamic State sympathizers on social networks seemed surprised to find police officers in Nice 'creating propaganda on their behalf' by providing the perfect illustration of their case that France humiliates Muslims."
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Robert Mackey, The Intercept
Mackey writes: "Islamic State sympathizers on social networks seemed surprised to find police officers in Nice 'creating propaganda on their behalf' by providing the perfect illustration of their case that France humiliates Muslims."
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Private Prison Company Fights to Seal Documents About Strip Searches
Travis Loller, Associated Press
Loller writes: "Private prison operator Corrections Corporation of America is trying to seal from public view documents in a lawsuit that claim female visitors to a Tennessee prison were forced to undergo strip searches to prove they were menstruating."
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Travis Loller, Associated Press
Loller writes: "Private prison operator Corrections Corporation of America is trying to seal from public view documents in a lawsuit that claim female visitors to a Tennessee prison were forced to undergo strip searches to prove they were menstruating."
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Trump's Foreign Policy Advisor Teamed Up With Blackwater and a Saudi Prince to Arm Al-Qaida in Syria
MintPress News
Excerpt: "Joseph Schmitz, Donald Trump's foreign policy advisor, is facing criticism for his involvement in a plot to arm Syrian rebels with close ties to al-Qaida."
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MintPress News
Excerpt: "Joseph Schmitz, Donald Trump's foreign policy advisor, is facing criticism for his involvement in a plot to arm Syrian rebels with close ties to al-Qaida."
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Asylum Seekers Donate Their Weekly Allowance to Italy Earthquake Victims
Esther Yu Hsi Lee, ThinkProgress
Lee writes: "In a show of solidarity this week, more than six dozen asylum seekers living in a shelter in southern Italy donated almost 200 Euros to the victims of central Italy's deadly earthquake."
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Esther Yu Hsi Lee, ThinkProgress
Lee writes: "In a show of solidarity this week, more than six dozen asylum seekers living in a shelter in southern Italy donated almost 200 Euros to the victims of central Italy's deadly earthquake."
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The Real Crime Is What's Not Done
Chase Madar, The New York Times
Madar writes: "The latest criminal charges of public officials in the contamination of the Flint, Mich., water supply seem righteous. Surely these criminal charges will bring, at long last, justice for Flint. Not really. Though these sorts of charges fulfill an emotional need for retribution and are of great benefit to district attorneys on the make, they are seldom more than a mediagenic booby prize."
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Chase Madar, The New York Times
Madar writes: "The latest criminal charges of public officials in the contamination of the Flint, Mich., water supply seem righteous. Surely these criminal charges will bring, at long last, justice for Flint. Not really. Though these sorts of charges fulfill an emotional need for retribution and are of great benefit to district attorneys on the make, they are seldom more than a mediagenic booby prize."
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