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20 October 19
Michael Moore | I Am Officially Endorsing Bernie Sanders for President
Michael Moore, Michael Moore's Facebook Page
Moore writes: "I am joining Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez tomorrow to officially and publicly endorse a true hero of the people, Senator Bernie Sanders, as our next President of the United States! I have supported Bernie for over 30 years."
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Michael Moore, Michael Moore's Facebook Page
Moore writes: "I am joining Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez tomorrow to officially and publicly endorse a true hero of the people, Senator Bernie Sanders, as our next President of the United States! I have supported Bernie for over 30 years."
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President Trump faced criticism that the choice of the Trump Nationa
Trump Reverses on Using Doral Resort for G7
Kate Sullivan, CNN
Sullivan writes: "President Donald Trump on Saturday night abruptly reversed course and announced next year's G7 economic summit of world powers would not be held at Trump National in Doral, Florida, in a rare departure after facing bipartisan backlash."
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Kate Sullivan, CNN
Sullivan writes: "President Donald Trump on Saturday night abruptly reversed course and announced next year's G7 economic summit of world powers would not be held at Trump National in Doral, Florida, in a rare departure after facing bipartisan backlash."
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Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Ilhan Omar speak alongside Sen. Bernie Sanders at the US Capitol in June 2019. (photo: Saul Loeb/AFP/Getty Images)
AOC and Ilhan Omar Are Anchors of a Movement
Kalewold H. Kalewold, Jacobin
Kalewold writes: "The news of Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's planned endorsement of Sen. Bernie Sanders came as a shock Tuesday night, capping his comeback performance at the fourth Democratic debate."
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Kalewold H. Kalewold, Jacobin
Kalewold writes: "The news of Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's planned endorsement of Sen. Bernie Sanders came as a shock Tuesday night, capping his comeback performance at the fourth Democratic debate."
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A man walks by a house with the blue tarp that was used to protect the roof damaged by Hurricane Maria in San Juan, Puerto Rico, on Sept. 18, 2019. (photo: Ricardo Arduengo/AFP/Getty Images)
HUD Officials Knowingly Stalled Puerto Rico Hurricane Relief Funds
Nicole Acevedo, NBC News
Acevedo writes: "Two top officials with the Department of Housing and Urban Development admitted at a congressional hearing this week that the agency knowingly missed a legally required deadline that would have made desperately needed hurricane relief funding available to Puerto Rico."
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Nicole Acevedo, NBC News
Acevedo writes: "Two top officials with the Department of Housing and Urban Development admitted at a congressional hearing this week that the agency knowingly missed a legally required deadline that would have made desperately needed hurricane relief funding available to Puerto Rico."
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Marlon Anderson was fired on Wednesday (photo: AP)
Zamira Rahim, The Independent
Rahim writes: "A black school security guard has been fired after asking a pupil not to call him the N-word."
Cyntoia Brown. (photo: AP)
[TENNESSEE]
Democracy Now!
Excerpt: "Right, at the time, I was 16. I really didn't understand the gravity of the situation that I was in, the situation that led to me being arrested. And then, of course, the entire arrest process, the charging process, I didn't get it."
Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney testifies during a House Appropriations Committee hearing on Capitol Hill, April 18, 2018 in Washington, D.C. (photo: Mark Wilson/Getty Images)
Emily Holden, Guardian UK
Holden writes: "The climate crisis will not be formally discussed at the G7 summit in June next year, Donald Trump's acting White House chief of staff said on Thursday."
From weakening regulation on vehicle emissions to blocking warnings about how coastal parks could flood and withdrawing funding for conservation programs, the Trump administration is accused of consistently ignoring, burying and undermining climate science.
The White House’s stance is likely to be widely criticized, possibly even by members of the president’s own party. Florida is on the frontline of the climate crisis, facing ever stronger hurricanes and rising sea levels. While the state’s elected leaders had long denied climate science, they have recently started to change their tune. In August, the Republican senator Marco Rubio wrote that “climate change is a real problem”.
The state’s recently elected Republican governor, Ron DeSantis, has hired the ex-hostage negotiator Dr Julia Nesheiwat as the state’s first chief resilience officer in charge of preparing Florida “for the environmental, physical and economic impacts of climate change, especially sea-level rise”.
Gabriel Filippelli, a climate scientist who advised the state department under the Obama administration, criticized the administration for ignoring the crisis.
“It means that irony is definitely NOT on the agenda!” Filippelli said on Twitter, referring to the decision to ignore the source of rising temperatures and sea-level rise at an international meeting outside of one of the country’s most climate-vulnerable cities.
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