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Gabriel Sherman | Roger and Me 
Roger Ailes. (photo: Catrina Genovese/Getty Images) 
Gabriel Sherman, New York Magazine 
Sherman writes: "For the past six years, ever since I began researching a biography of Roger Ailes, there probably hasn't been a day when I haven't thought or talked about him." 
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David Sirota | Elizabeth Warren Talks Possible Donald Trump Impeachment, Supports Single-Payer Healthcare 
David Sirota, International Business Times 
Excerpt: "The question now has got to be what are we going to do going forward. It's the threat that Donald Trump poses every single day - a threat that he keeps magnifying at every opportunity. So that's where I am keeping 100 percent of my attention; I just don't have anything leftover for looking backwards." 
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Supreme Court Strikes Down North Carolina Congressional District Maps 
Ariane de Vogue, CNN 
de Vogue writes: "The Supreme Court struck down two congressional district maps in North Carolina Monday, holding that the state had engaged in an unconstitutional racial gerrymander." 
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America's Obsession With Rooting Out Communism Is Making a Comeback 
Julia Carrie Wong, Guardian UK 
Wong writes: "Anti-communist language remains on the books in several states, and in California at least, it's not going anywhere." 
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Turkey Summons US Ambassador to Protest 'Aggressive' Handling of Turkish Bodyguards 
Emily Shugerman, The Independent 
Shugerman writes: "Bodyguards for Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan were involved in a brawl last week when the president visited the White House. Nine people were injured and two were arrested in the flare-up between bodyguards and anti-Erdogan protestors. The Turkish Foreign Ministry now says the US ambassador has been given a 'written and verbal protest' over the US's handling of the situation." 
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Brazil President Insists: 'I Won't Resign, Oust Me if You Want' 
teleSUR 
Excerpt: "Brazilian President Michel Temer said he will not step down even if he is formally indicted by the Supreme Court amid a corruption scandal and large demonstrations calling for his resignation." 
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Virginia Pipeline Opponents Adopt Divestment Model Used Against Coal, Dakota Access 
Mark Hand, ThinkProgress 
Hand writes: "Opponents of a proposed natural gas pipeline in Virginia are starting a divestment campaign, a tactic that has grown in popularity among climate and anti-pipeline activists in recent years, to persuade banks to end their financing of the Mountain Valley Pipeline." 
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