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Juan Cole | Trump Deepens the Racial Divide Again, This Time in Phoenix
Juan Cole, Informed Comment
Cole writes: "After another Stockholm Syndrome performance, on Afghanistan, where he gave the speech National Security Adviser H. R. McMaster wrote for him, Trump on Tuesday returned to form at a rally in Phoenix, Arizona."
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Juan Cole, Informed Comment
Cole writes: "After another Stockholm Syndrome performance, on Afghanistan, where he gave the speech National Security Adviser H. R. McMaster wrote for him, Trump on Tuesday returned to form at a rally in Phoenix, Arizona."
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Another Government Agency Has Removed References to Climate Change From Its Website
Lenny Bernstein, The Washington Post
Bernstein writes: "A unit of the National Institutes of Health has removed references to climate 'change' from its website, deletions that one environmental group criticizes as 'cleansing' but an NIH official describes as minor."
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Lenny Bernstein, The Washington Post
Bernstein writes: "A unit of the National Institutes of Health has removed references to climate 'change' from its website, deletions that one environmental group criticizes as 'cleansing' but an NIH official describes as minor."
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Abstinence Education Is Ineffective and Unethical, Report Argues
Sarah McCammon, NPR
McCammon writes: "Abstaining from sexual activity is a surefire way to prevent pregnancy and avoid sexually transmitted diseases. But programs advocating abstinence often fail to prevent young people from having sex, researchers write in the September issue of the Journal of Adolescent Health."
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Sarah McCammon, NPR
McCammon writes: "Abstaining from sexual activity is a surefire way to prevent pregnancy and avoid sexually transmitted diseases. But programs advocating abstinence often fail to prevent young people from having sex, researchers write in the September issue of the Journal of Adolescent Health."
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Florida Lawmakers to Review Law Targeting Injured Undocumented Workers
Howard Berkes and Michael Grabell, NPR
Excerpt: "The second-highest ranking member of the Florida Senate pledged a legislative review of a state law that has allowed injured undocumented workers to be arrested and potentially deported rather than paid workers' compensation benefits."
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Howard Berkes and Michael Grabell, NPR
Excerpt: "The second-highest ranking member of the Florida Senate pledged a legislative review of a state law that has allowed injured undocumented workers to be arrested and potentially deported rather than paid workers' compensation benefits."
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New Ads Accuse Big Tobacco of Targeting Soldiers and People With Mental Illness
William Wan, The Washington Post
Wan writes: "Truth Initiative, a leading tobacco-control nonprofit, has bought TV ads to run this Sunday during MTV's Music Awards that accuse tobacco companies of purposely targeting mentally ill people and U.S. soldiers."
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William Wan, The Washington Post
Wan writes: "Truth Initiative, a leading tobacco-control nonprofit, has bought TV ads to run this Sunday during MTV's Music Awards that accuse tobacco companies of purposely targeting mentally ill people and U.S. soldiers."
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Kofi Annan-Led Commission Urges Myanmar/Burma to End Rohingya Restrictions
Al Jazeera
Excerpt: "Myanmar must scrap restrictions on movement and citizenship for its persecuted Muslim Rohingya minority if it wants to avoid fueling extremism and bring peace to Rakhine state, a commission led by former UN chief Kofi Annan said on Thursday."
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Al Jazeera
Excerpt: "Myanmar must scrap restrictions on movement and citizenship for its persecuted Muslim Rohingya minority if it wants to avoid fueling extremism and bring peace to Rakhine state, a commission led by former UN chief Kofi Annan said on Thursday."
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Brazil Scraps Amazon Reserve to Allow Mining
Al Jazeera
Excerpt: "The government of Brazil has abolished a vast national reserve bigger than the size of Denmark to open the area to commercial mineral exploration, drawing sharp criticism from environmentalists and political opponents."
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Al Jazeera
Excerpt: "The government of Brazil has abolished a vast national reserve bigger than the size of Denmark to open the area to commercial mineral exploration, drawing sharp criticism from environmentalists and political opponents."
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