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A Tale of Two Worlds
Four humans took off for the moon while Trump threatened war crimes, the Supreme Court heard arguments about who counts as American & Israel passed a death penalty for Palestinians
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Four humans took off for the moon while Trump threatened war crimes, the Supreme Court heard arguments about who counts as American & Israel passed a death penalty for Palestinians
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Millions of Americans turned out on Saturday — in red states and blue — to protest the direction of the country and the people leading it. This week is one of the many reasons why.
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A key Trump official resigns after calling the justification for striking Iran a lie. Meanwhile, the Trump administration still cannot escape the ghost of Jeffrey Epstein — though they are sure trying.
Two weeks in, there are more questions than answers. And civilians are paying the price of a war with no purpose
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America's wars don't end — they haunt the next one: Iran is the ghost of Iraq is the ghost of Afghanistan is the ghost of Vietnam. When will we learn?
The world's tightest BFFs have thrown the entire world into chaos. And for what?
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The president lashes out at justices, specifically the ones he appointed. Plus, is the US gearing up for another attack on Iran?
This week: a president who told you he'll bypass Congress to control who votes, a Justice Department protecting powerful men while exposing their victims, and the EPA revoking its own authority to protect your health — at the fossil fuel industry's request.
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Plus: Epstein fallout goes global. Bezos guts the Post. And the Wyden Siren goes off.
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Until now, most of us have been playing whack-a-mole with the news—trying to keep up with the daily barrage: executions, arrests, political malfeasance, obstruction, and intimidation. Every day feels like a shit show. And as we’ve learned from the Steve Bannon playbook, that’s the point:
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Plus: Canada's Mark Carney delivers a eulogy for the world we once knew—or the one we pretended existed.
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This week: Federal agents occupying an American city. A reporter's home raided by the FBI. The Fed chair under criminal investigation. A president "joking" about canceling elections. Three thousand dead in Iran.