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Bernie Sanders: Trump Won Because Democrats Are out of Touch
Meg Anderson, NPR
Excerpt: 'The Democratic Party swallowed the bait,' he argued. 'They became hooked on big money.'"
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Meg Anderson, NPR
Excerpt: 'The Democratic Party swallowed the bait,' he argued. 'They became hooked on big money.'"
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Netanyahu on Secret Tape: Negotiated Favorable Press Coverage With Media Mogul
Nati Tucker, Haaretz
Excerpt: "Media tycoon Arnon Mozes is the businessman who negotiated a quid pro quo with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in conversations caught on tape that came to light on Sunday."
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Nati Tucker, Haaretz
Excerpt: "Media tycoon Arnon Mozes is the businessman who negotiated a quid pro quo with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in conversations caught on tape that came to light on Sunday."
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Ethics Official Warns Against Confirmations Before Reviews Are Complete
Ed O'Keefe and Sean Sullivan, The Washington Post
Excerpt: "A top ethics official has warned that plans to confirm Donald Trump's top Cabinet choices before background examinations are complete are unprecedented and have overwhelmed government investigators responsible for the reviews."
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Ed O'Keefe and Sean Sullivan, The Washington Post
Excerpt: "A top ethics official has warned that plans to confirm Donald Trump's top Cabinet choices before background examinations are complete are unprecedented and have overwhelmed government investigators responsible for the reviews."
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Privacy Advocates Warn of Potential Surveillance Through Listening Devices Like Amazon Echo, Google Home
Democracy Now!
Excerpt: "Privacy experts are keeping a close watch on the case of a Bentonville, Arkansas, man who was charged with murder after prosecutors obtained a warrant to receive data from his Amazon Echo, a voice-activated device that is always listening and often recording."
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Democracy Now!
Excerpt: "Privacy experts are keeping a close watch on the case of a Bentonville, Arkansas, man who was charged with murder after prosecutors obtained a warrant to receive data from his Amazon Echo, a voice-activated device that is always listening and often recording."
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Standing Rock and the Return of the Nonviolent Campaign
George Lakey, Yes! Magazine
Lakey writes: "Nonviolent campaigns are often dramatic and catch the attention of millions - think of Standing Rock water protectors resolute in the face of a brutal police force. All the more puzzling that the concept of a 'nonviolent campaign' is little known and often ignored when people talk about how to mobilize power."
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George Lakey, Yes! Magazine
Lakey writes: "Nonviolent campaigns are often dramatic and catch the attention of millions - think of Standing Rock water protectors resolute in the face of a brutal police force. All the more puzzling that the concept of a 'nonviolent campaign' is little known and often ignored when people talk about how to mobilize power."
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Turkey in Grip of Fear as Erdogan Steps Up Post-Terror Attack Crackdown
Andrew Finkel, Guardian UK
Finkel writes: "Turkey's strongman president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, rarely goes on the defensive. Yet in his first public appearance since the New Year's Eve massacre in an Istanbul nightclub, he felt obliged to publicly reject the notion that his government's intolerant approach to civil society could possibly have encouraged the attack claimed by Islamic State that left 39 people dead."
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Andrew Finkel, Guardian UK
Finkel writes: "Turkey's strongman president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, rarely goes on the defensive. Yet in his first public appearance since the New Year's Eve massacre in an Istanbul nightclub, he felt obliged to publicly reject the notion that his government's intolerant approach to civil society could possibly have encouraged the attack claimed by Islamic State that left 39 people dead."
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China's Ivory Ban Opens Questions About Its Massive Legal Stockpiles
Mark Scialla, PBS Newshour
Scialla writes: "On the surface, China's complete ban of ivory sales seems to fulfill a 2015 pledge made with the U.S. to end the ivory trade. But so far, Beijing hasn't released details on what will happen with the nation's massive legal and illegal stockpiles. The government alone maintains an estimated 20 to 30 tons of ivory."
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Mark Scialla, PBS Newshour
Scialla writes: "On the surface, China's complete ban of ivory sales seems to fulfill a 2015 pledge made with the U.S. to end the ivory trade. But so far, Beijing hasn't released details on what will happen with the nation's massive legal and illegal stockpiles. The government alone maintains an estimated 20 to 30 tons of ivory."
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