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The Trump Administration Just Opened a New Immigrant Prison in Rural Michigan
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To Stop Trump’s War with Iran, We Must Also Confront the Democrats Who Laid the Groundwork
Democratic leaders are feigning outrage, but they've supported the precursors to war.
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The U.S. and Other Rich Countries Stonewalled $300 Billion Climate Relief Fund
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Trump Just Gave the Israel Lobby What It’s Been Asking For. Here’s Why That’s So Dangerous.
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BREAKING: Elizabeth Warren Joins Bernie Sanders in Opposing Trump’s Massive War Budget
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The oil company is posing as a climate champion, but critics call it greenwashing.
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