Hillary’s GOP Outreach: Could It Do More Harm Than Good for Democrats?
Gary Legum, Salon
Legum writes: "Could Hillary Clinton’s outreach to some traditional Republican constituencies cost the Democrats the House and Senate? That is the implication of a poll released on Thursday."
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Gary Legum, Salon
Legum writes: "Could Hillary Clinton’s outreach to some traditional Republican constituencies cost the Democrats the House and Senate? That is the implication of a poll released on Thursday."
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Latino Trump Supporter Warns of ‘Taco Trucks on Every Corner'
teleSUR
Excerpt: "The founding member of the “Latinos for Trump” group made a strange argument to support U.S. Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, saying that a loose U.S. immigration policy would lead to “taco trucks on every corner."
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teleSUR
Excerpt: "The founding member of the “Latinos for Trump” group made a strange argument to support U.S. Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, saying that a loose U.S. immigration policy would lead to “taco trucks on every corner."
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Socialize the EpiPen
Adam Gaffney, Jacobin
Excerpt: "The ongoing EpiPen debacle has served one useful purpose: it has plainly revealed the uninhibited avarice — and general dysfunction — at the core of the American pharmaceutical system."
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Adam Gaffney, Jacobin
Excerpt: "The ongoing EpiPen debacle has served one useful purpose: it has plainly revealed the uninhibited avarice — and general dysfunction — at the core of the American pharmaceutical system."
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The Criminalization of Poverty: Woman Fined and Arrested After $1.07 Check Bounces
Amy Goodman, Juan Gonzales, Kristen Clarke, Democracy Now!
Excerpt: "We continue our look at what the ACLU calls an illegal debtors’ prison in Arkansas by speaking with a former resident who wrote a check for $1.07 for a loaf of bread. She describes how after her check bounced, her debt ballooned with fees and fines to nearly $400, and police officers twice came to her job to arrest her."
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Amy Goodman, Juan Gonzales, Kristen Clarke, Democracy Now!
Excerpt: "We continue our look at what the ACLU calls an illegal debtors’ prison in Arkansas by speaking with a former resident who wrote a check for $1.07 for a loaf of bread. She describes how after her check bounced, her debt ballooned with fees and fines to nearly $400, and police officers twice came to her job to arrest her."
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22 Mothers Are Fasting Inside an Immigration Detention Center
Esther Yu Hsi Lee, ThinkProgress
Lee writes: "Almost two dozen immigrant mother detainees begun fasting inside a Pennsylvania detention center this week, hoping to force a harsh spotlight on the one-year detention anniversary of at least four families."
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Esther Yu Hsi Lee, ThinkProgress
Lee writes: "Almost two dozen immigrant mother detainees begun fasting inside a Pennsylvania detention center this week, hoping to force a harsh spotlight on the one-year detention anniversary of at least four families."
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The Death of Alan Kurdi: One Year on, Compassion Towards Refugees Fades
Patrick Kingsly, Guardian UK
Kingsly writes: "Sitting in a refugee camp in northern Greece, Mohammad Mohammad, a Syrian taxi driver, holds up a picture of three-year-old Alan Kurdi. It is nearly a year since the same photograph of the dead toddler sparked a wave of outrage across Europe, and heightened calls for the west to do more for refugees. Twelve months later, Mohammad uses it to highlight how little has changed."
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Patrick Kingsly, Guardian UK
Kingsly writes: "Sitting in a refugee camp in northern Greece, Mohammad Mohammad, a Syrian taxi driver, holds up a picture of three-year-old Alan Kurdi. It is nearly a year since the same photograph of the dead toddler sparked a wave of outrage across Europe, and heightened calls for the west to do more for refugees. Twelve months later, Mohammad uses it to highlight how little has changed."
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Millions of Honeybees Killed in Attempt to Prevent Zika
Dan Zukowski, EcoWatch
Zukowski writes: "Aerial spraying of the pesticide naled in a South Carolina county, done in an attempt to prevent Zika-infected mosquitoes from gaining a foothold in the state, resulted instead in the massacre of millions of honeybees."
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Dan Zukowski, EcoWatch
Zukowski writes: "Aerial spraying of the pesticide naled in a South Carolina county, done in an attempt to prevent Zika-infected mosquitoes from gaining a foothold in the state, resulted instead in the massacre of millions of honeybees."
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