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Juan Cole | As Flynn Cuts Off Trump, Top 4 Alleged Crimes He Could Sink Trump With
Juan Cole, Informed Comment
Cole writes: "Flynn was a top Trump campaign official and then National Security Adviser to the president. He appears to have committed or planned several alleged crimes and if Trump was in the loop, he would be tarnished by Flynn's rackets. (Not that Trump doesn't have his own tarnishing rackets). Remember, it isn't the crime that usually gets them but the cover-up."
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Juan Cole, Informed Comment
Cole writes: "Flynn was a top Trump campaign official and then National Security Adviser to the president. He appears to have committed or planned several alleged crimes and if Trump was in the loop, he would be tarnished by Flynn's rackets. (Not that Trump doesn't have his own tarnishing rackets). Remember, it isn't the crime that usually gets them but the cover-up."
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Trump's Swamp of Billionaires and Lobbyists Revealed in Secret White House Visitor Logs
Chris Riotta, Newsweek
Riotta writes: "Wall Street billionaires, corporate lobbyists and far right conservatives flooded the White House almost immediately after Donald Trump's presidential victory, newly released White House visitor logs reveal."
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Chris Riotta, Newsweek
Riotta writes: "Wall Street billionaires, corporate lobbyists and far right conservatives flooded the White House almost immediately after Donald Trump's presidential victory, newly released White House visitor logs reveal."
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Diplomats Sound the Alarm as They Are Pushed Out in Droves
Gardiner Harris, The New York Times
Harris writes: "The departures mark a new stage in the broken and increasingly contentious relationship between Mr. Tillerson and much of his department's work force."
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Gardiner Harris, The New York Times
Harris writes: "The departures mark a new stage in the broken and increasingly contentious relationship between Mr. Tillerson and much of his department's work force."
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I'm on the FCC. Please Stop Us From Killing Net Neutrality
Jessica Rosenworcel, Los Angeles Times
Rosenworcel writes: "Net neutrality is the right to go where you want and do what you want on the internet without your broadband provider getting in the way. Proponents of wiping out these rules think that by allowing broadband providers more control and the ability to charge for premium access, it will spur investment. This is a dubious proposition."
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Jessica Rosenworcel, Los Angeles Times
Rosenworcel writes: "Net neutrality is the right to go where you want and do what you want on the internet without your broadband provider getting in the way. Proponents of wiping out these rules think that by allowing broadband providers more control and the ability to charge for premium access, it will spur investment. This is a dubious proposition."
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Congress Must Protect Dreamers From Trump's Intolerance
Vanita Gupta, The Hill
Gupta writes: "Congress faces a pressing deadline to restore protections for Dreamers - those brought to the United States by a parent and who have grown up here since they were kids - by the end of the year."
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Vanita Gupta, The Hill
Gupta writes: "Congress faces a pressing deadline to restore protections for Dreamers - those brought to the United States by a parent and who have grown up here since they were kids - by the end of the year."
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Fidel Castro's Legacy, One Year After His Death
teleSUR
Excerpt: "Days after Cuban revolutionary Fidel Castro's 2016 death, President Raul Castro addressed the tribute in Santiago de Cuba for his brother. Here is a transcript of his words."
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teleSUR
Excerpt: "Days after Cuban revolutionary Fidel Castro's 2016 death, President Raul Castro addressed the tribute in Santiago de Cuba for his brother. Here is a transcript of his words."
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Oil and Gas Industry Is Causing Texas Earthquakes, a 'Landmark' Study Suggests
Ben Guarino, The Washington Post
Guarino writes: "Natural forces trigger most earthquakes. But humans are causing earthquakes, too, with mining and dam construction the most frequent suspects."
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Ben Guarino, The Washington Post
Guarino writes: "Natural forces trigger most earthquakes. But humans are causing earthquakes, too, with mining and dam construction the most frequent suspects."
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