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16 May 19
Charles Pierce | I No Longer Believe House Democrats Will Uphold Their Constitutional Duty
Charles Pierce, Esquire
Pierce writes: "As John Mitchell, realizing that he was busted, once said to Carl Bernstein: 'Good god.'"
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Charles Pierce, Esquire
Pierce writes: "As John Mitchell, realizing that he was busted, once said to Carl Bernstein: 'Good god.'"
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Missouri governor Mike Parson. (photo: David A. Lieb/AP)
Missouri Could Be the Latest State to Pass an Extreme Abortion Ban
Lisa Ryan, The Cut
Ryan writes: "On the heels of Alabama's extreme abortion ban, which was signed into law by Governor Kay Ivey this week, similarly harsh legislation was passed by the Missouri senate on Thursday - meaning it may soon become the latest state to enact a near-full ban on the medical procedure."
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Lisa Ryan, The Cut
Ryan writes: "On the heels of Alabama's extreme abortion ban, which was signed into law by Governor Kay Ivey this week, similarly harsh legislation was passed by the Missouri senate on Thursday - meaning it may soon become the latest state to enact a near-full ban on the medical procedure."
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Anti-abortion protesters rally near a Planned Parenthood clinic in Philadelphia on 10 May. (photo: Matt Rourke/AP)
How a Right-Wing Group Accessed the White House to Spread Its Anti-Abortion Agenda
Julian Borger and Liz Ford, Guardian UK
Excerpt: "Last spring, Laurie Shestack Phipps, a diplomat at the US mission to the UN, received a set of talking points from the state department before an international women's conference, setting out clear red lines against mention of 'sexual and reproductive health' care."
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Julian Borger and Liz Ford, Guardian UK
Excerpt: "Last spring, Laurie Shestack Phipps, a diplomat at the US mission to the UN, received a set of talking points from the state department before an international women's conference, setting out clear red lines against mention of 'sexual and reproductive health' care."
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Purdue Pharmaceutical is the maker of OxyContin. (photo: CBS News)
Five More States Sue Purdue Pharma for Opioid Crisis
Lenny Bernstein, The Washington Post
Bernstein writes: "Five states announced Thursday that they would sue Purdue Pharma and a member of the Sackler family that controls the drug company, accusing them of deceptively pushing powerful painkillers and misrepresenting the drugs' safety as they sparked the opioid crisis."
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Lenny Bernstein, The Washington Post
Bernstein writes: "Five states announced Thursday that they would sue Purdue Pharma and a member of the Sackler family that controls the drug company, accusing them of deceptively pushing powerful painkillers and misrepresenting the drugs' safety as they sparked the opioid crisis."
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Protesters march across the Brooklyn Bridge to demand Governor Cuomo block the Williams Northeast Supply Enhancement Pipeline. (photo: Erik McGregor/Getty)
Controversial Pipeline Project Looms Over New York's Bold Climate Agenda
E.A. Crunden, ThinkProgress
Crunden writes: "A controversial pipeline has emerged as a major test of New York's clean energy ambitions, at a time when the state is marketing itself as a leader on climate action."
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E.A. Crunden, ThinkProgress
Crunden writes: "A controversial pipeline has emerged as a major test of New York's clean energy ambitions, at a time when the state is marketing itself as a leader on climate action."
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At least six civilians killed and dozens wounded as coalition jets strike residential areas in Yemen's capital. (photo: AFP)
Saudi-UAE Coalition Carries Out Deadly Air Raids on Yemen's Residential Areas of Capital
Al Jazeera
Excerpt: "At least six civilians, including women and children, were killed and dozens wounded in Saudi-UAE-led coalition air raids on residential areas and Houthi rebel military targets in Yemen's capital, Sanaa."
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Al Jazeera
Excerpt: "At least six civilians, including women and children, were killed and dozens wounded in Saudi-UAE-led coalition air raids on residential areas and Houthi rebel military targets in Yemen's capital, Sanaa."
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Debris blankets the north side of one of the Cocos Keeling Islands in the Indian Ocean. Researchers found a huge amount of plastic both onshore and buried in the sand. (photo: Silke Stuckenbrock)
Remote Island Chain Has Few People - but Hundreds of Millions of Pieces of Plastic
Christopher Joyce, NPR
Joyce writes: "When a marine biologist from Australia traveled to a remote string of islands in the Indian Ocean to see how much plastic waste had washed up on the beaches, here's just part of what she found: '373,000 toothbrushes and around 975,000 shoes, largely flip-flops,' says Jennifer Lavers of the University of Tasmania in Australia."
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Christopher Joyce, NPR
Joyce writes: "When a marine biologist from Australia traveled to a remote string of islands in the Indian Ocean to see how much plastic waste had washed up on the beaches, here's just part of what she found: '373,000 toothbrushes and around 975,000 shoes, largely flip-flops,' says Jennifer Lavers of the University of Tasmania in Australia."
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