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Greg Palast | The Pig That Burst the Keystone Pipeline
Greg Palast, Greg Palast's Website
Palast writes: "Yesterday, the Keystone pipeline cracked and dumped 210,000 gallons of oil onto the South Dakota prairie. Here’s the reason the pipeline burst: the PIG didn’t squeal."
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Greg Palast, Greg Palast's Website
Palast writes: "Yesterday, the Keystone pipeline cracked and dumped 210,000 gallons of oil onto the South Dakota prairie. Here’s the reason the pipeline burst: the PIG didn’t squeal."
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Judge Considers Whether Trump’s Tweets Should Open Up Government’s Dossier Probe
Josh Gerstein, Politico
Gerstein writes: "A federal judge is considering whether President Donald Trump’s own tweets could force the federal government to reveal more information about its efforts to verify the claims in the controversial privately compiled dossier about Trump’s alleged ties to Russia."
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Josh Gerstein, Politico
Gerstein writes: "A federal judge is considering whether President Donald Trump’s own tweets could force the federal government to reveal more information about its efforts to verify the claims in the controversial privately compiled dossier about Trump’s alleged ties to Russia."
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Frustrated Foreign Leaders Bypass Washington in Search of Blue-State Allies
Michael Birnbaum and Greg Jaffe, The Washington Post
Excerpt: "Some nations are finding that even if they are frustrated by President Trump’s Washington, they can still prosper from robust relations with the California Republic and a constellation of like-minded U.S. cities, some of which are bigger than European countries."
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Michael Birnbaum and Greg Jaffe, The Washington Post
Excerpt: "Some nations are finding that even if they are frustrated by President Trump’s Washington, they can still prosper from robust relations with the California Republic and a constellation of like-minded U.S. cities, some of which are bigger than European countries."
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Chicago Cop Accused of Framing Dozens Now Also Accused of Extortion
Melissa Segura, BuzzFeed
Segura writes: "A Chicago police officer who is accused of framing at least 51 people for murder will now face a new allegation: A former drug dealer says he paid Detective Reynaldo Guevara at least $1,000 a week in exchange for protection from arrest."
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Melissa Segura, BuzzFeed
Segura writes: "A Chicago police officer who is accused of framing at least 51 people for murder will now face a new allegation: A former drug dealer says he paid Detective Reynaldo Guevara at least $1,000 a week in exchange for protection from arrest."
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Your Uncle Said What? How to Talk About Social Justice With Your Family During the Holidays
Wyatt Massey, Yes! Magazine
Massey writes: "Finding connection and engaging face to face is important social change work. Yet all too often, the same folks willing to march down Fifth Avenue or hold a sign on Capitol Hill are not willing to confront a racist uncle or climate-denier cousin."
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Wyatt Massey, Yes! Magazine
Massey writes: "Finding connection and engaging face to face is important social change work. Yet all too often, the same folks willing to march down Fifth Avenue or hold a sign on Capitol Hill are not willing to confront a racist uncle or climate-denier cousin."
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Mugabe Given Until Noon Monday to Quit as President of Zimbabwe
MacDonald Dzirutwe and Joe Brock, Reuters
Excerpt: "Zimbabwe’s ruling party fired Robert Mugabe as its leader on Sunday and gave the 93-year-old less than 24 hours to quit as head of state or face impeachment, an attempt to force a peaceful end to his 37 years in power after a de facto coup."
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MacDonald Dzirutwe and Joe Brock, Reuters
Excerpt: "Zimbabwe’s ruling party fired Robert Mugabe as its leader on Sunday and gave the 93-year-old less than 24 hours to quit as head of state or face impeachment, an attempt to force a peaceful end to his 37 years in power after a de facto coup."
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Tom Goldtooth: Carbon Trading Is "Fraudulent" Scheme to Privatize Air and Forests to Permit Pollution
Democracy Now!
Excerpt: "A new report is exposing the dangers of carbon trading, a scheme in which major companies purchase carbon credits from countries who agree to plant trees or protect existing forests."
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Democracy Now!
Excerpt: "A new report is exposing the dangers of carbon trading, a scheme in which major companies purchase carbon credits from countries who agree to plant trees or protect existing forests."
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Here's How to Support Puerto Rico as It Recovers From Devastating Hurricane Maria
Remezcla
Excerpt: "With the island expected to go without power for months, Puerto Rico now needs our help. The US territory is in the midst of a financial crisis and already struggling in many ways."
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Remezcla
Excerpt: "With the island expected to go without power for months, Puerto Rico now needs our help. The US territory is in the midst of a financial crisis and already struggling in many ways."
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