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Charles Pierce | I'm Not Sure We're Ready for the Chaos That Will Follow the Midterms
![]() Charles Pierce, Esquire Pierce writes: "Over the weekend, there were a couple of ominous, if overlooked, statements from Republican officials touching on the upcoming midterm elections." READ MORE ![]() Michael Cohen. (photo: Getty Images)
Emily Jane Fox | "He Is Trying to Make It Right": As the Midterms Approach, Michael Cohen Is Doubling Down on His Civic Duty
Emily Jane Fox, Vanity Fair Fox writes: "Despite having no formal cooperation agreement with the government, Cohen has willingly assisted and provided information critical to several ongoing investigations." READ MORE ![]() Voters at a polling precinct. (photo: Getty Images)
Nate Silver | 2018 House Forecast
Nate Silver, FiveThirtyEight Excerpt: "How various breakdowns in the national popular vote correspond to the most likely distributions of House seats by party, according to our forecast." READ MORE ![]() Vietnam's government has scrapped plans to allow independent trade unions and unleashed its most severe clampdown on dissent in decades. (photo: WP)
How Trump's Decision on TPP Has Set Back Democracy in Vietnam
Simon Denyer and David Nakamura, The Washington Post Excerpt: "Vietnam had promised more workers' rights. Without the TPP, it has instead unleashed a crackdown." READ MORE ![]() Kamala Harris (D-CA), accompanied by Senator Cory Booker (D-NJ), questions Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen during a hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Capitol Hill, January 16, 2018, in Washington. (photo: Jose Luis Magana/AP)
Kamala Harris, Cory Booker Lead Charge to Advance Anti-Lynching Law in Senate
Clarissa Hamlin, News One Hamlin writes: "All three of the nation's Black senators won a victory Thursday in the ongoing battle to criminalize lynching-related offenses for the first time in American history." READ MORE ![]() 'The way the war is waged has systematically choked civilians by making less food available and affordable to millions of people.' (photo: Abdullkareem Alayashy)
Civilians in Yemen Are Not Starving, They Are Being Starved
Jan Egeland, Norwegian Refugee Council Egeland writes: "Let it be known that the worst famine on our watch is wholly manmade by Yemen's conflict parties and their international sponsors." READ MORE ![]() Greenpeace ship the Arctic Sunrise in Charlotte Bay, Antarctic peninsula. (photo: Christian Åslund/Greenpeace)
Javier Bardem | I've Seen the Antarctic's Untouched Beauty. There's Still Time to Protect It
Javier Bardem, Guardian UK Bardem writes: "This area still remains one of the least-touched regions on the planet. Right now, we have an opportunity to protect it." READ MORE |
Tuesday, October 16, 2018
Charles Pierce | I'm Not Sure We're Ready for the Chaos That Will Follow the Midterms
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