Andy Borowitz | Kremlin Names Trump Employee of the Month

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21 March 19 It's Live on the HomePage Now: Reader Supported News NO FAIR ON FUND-RAISING - For whatever reason this month we are receiving very few donations. No fair. We serve the community, we turn down corporate advertising and most importantly we are structured so that we can survive on 1 in 1000 Readers donating. Reader Supported News is growing in leaps and bounds - without funny money. We love that, we want RSN to continue and continue to grow. Some support is necessary. Sorry guys but one in a thousand? Not fair. / Marc Ash, Founder Reader Supported News Sure, I'll make a donation! Andy Borowitz | Kremlin Names Trump Employee of the Month  Andy Borowitz, The New Yorker Borowitz writes: "Capping an extraordinary year for the former television host, the Kremlin has named Donald J. Trump its Employee of the Month for December." READ MORE Senator Bernie Sanders shakes hands with supporters at his 2020 campaign launch. (photo: CBS News) Bernie's Campaign Becomes 2020's First to Promise to Offset Their Carbon Emissions Aki Soga, The Burlington Free Press Soga writes: "Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., pledged on Thursday that his 2020 presidential campaign will be carbon neutral, a promise similar to the one he made for his 2016 bid." READ MORE Chelsea Manning. (photo: Suzanne Cordeiro/Reuters) Chelsea Manning Says 'Unlawful Surveillance' Spurred WikiLeaks Subpoena Kevin Poulson, The Daily Beast Poulson writes: "Federal prosecutors believe that Chelsea Manning may have given 'false or mistaken' testimony during her 2013 court-martial for leaking classified material to WikiLeaks, Manning's attorney disclosed in a newly unsealed court filing." READ MORE Senator John McCain. (photo: Carolyn Kaster/AP) Trump Attacks McCain Again, Saying He Didn't Get a 'Thank You' for Approving Late Senator's Funeral Josh Dawsey, Ashley Parker, Felicia Sonmez and Alex Horton, The Washington Post Excerpt: "President Trump on Wednesday escalated his unrelenting attacks on the late senator from Arizona and former GOP presidential nominee John McCain, who even in death has remained one of Trump's top targets for abuse as fellow Republicans have repeatedly begged him to stop." READ MORE The prison became notorious for 'sadistic, blatant and wanton criminal abuses.' (photo: Getty) 'It Never Really Left Me': Abu Ghraib Torture Survivors Finally Get Their Day in Court Richard Hall, The Independent Hall writes: "The images of torture at Abu Ghraib shocked the world when they emerged nearly 15 years ago." READ MORE A Tibetan chains himself during a protest held to mark the 60th anniversary of the Tibetan uprising against Chinese rule, in New Delhi, India, March 10, 2019. (photo: Adnan Abidi/Reuters) After 60 Years in India, Why Are Tibetans Leaving? Kunal Purohit, Al Jazeera Purohit writes: "For many years, 34-year-old Kunsang Tenzing has been thinking about leaving India. His family did years ago. Most of his closest friends have also moved." READ MORE The Longview Power plant in West Virginia. (photo: Spencer Platt/Getty) Evangelicals Among Those Battling EPA Efforts to Weaken Toxics Regulations at Power Plants E. A. Crunden, ThinkProgress Crunden writes: "Faith groups and a bipartisan alliance of lawmakers are coming out hard against the Trump administration's efforts to rollback rules overseeing toxic chemicals at power plants." READ MORE Contribute to RSN Update My Monthly Donation