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Archives for November 2019
With Justice Kennedy off the Supreme Court, both gay rights plaintiffs and death row inmates face a bleak future.
Googlers are pushing for a commitment to zero emissions by 2030 and to cancel contracts with fossil fuel companies.
Deposition transcripts have been released and Trump has threatened a White House staffer.
The state’s Republican leaders are forging ahead with criminal justice reform.
Watchmen’s third episode belongs to the one and only Laurie Blake.
Bernie’s plan is more technically sound, Warren’s may be an easier sell.
Sanders let the chants die out at a rally in Minnesota. But debate remains over whether they are an appropriate form of protest.
One of Trump’s most audacious legal claims had a terrible day in court.
In the final 100 days before Iowa’s caucuses, Sanders is going all in on a climate change message.
Trump is very unpopular, but he could still win a second term.
The hidden history of a state-sponsored witch hunt.
Screenwriter Gregory Allen Howard wrote Remember the Titans and Ali — but it took him decades to get Harriet Tubman’s story to the screen. He blames the industry.
Dave, Marcus, Brigit — these financial products want to be on a first name basis with you.
A striking new fact (or not) that in many ways is beside the point.
Christopher Wylie says his former firm easily manipulated democracy with Facebook data. Could it happen again?