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- Dr. Christine Blasey Ford Offers to Testify About Kavanaugh Attempted Rape Allegations
- Republican Congressman Jokes That Abraham Lincoln Groped Ruth Bader Ginsburg
- State Department Specialists Opposed Pompeo’s Decision to Keep Backing Saudi Assault in Yemen
- Dozens of Undocumented Immigrants Arrested While Trying to Retrieve Children in Custody
- Trump Admin Diverts $266 Million from Social Programs to Pay for Detaining Children
- One Year After Hurricane Maria, Puerto Rico Remains in Crisis
- Trump Reportedly Asked Spain to Build 3,000-Mile Wall Across Sahara Desert
- At Least 100 Die After Ferry Capsizes in Tanzania
- Ireland Moves to Legalize Abortion and Make Abortions Free
- Andrew Cuomo’s Former Top Aide Sentenced to Six Years in Prison
- Colin Kaepernick to Receive Harvard University’s W.E.B. Du Bois Medal
- Noam Chomsky Visits Brazil’s Former President Lula in Prison
- Sen. Grassley Sets Deadline for Kavanaugh Accuser to Respond to Testimony Request
- North & South Korea Aim to Declare End of War This Year
- Shocking Video: Florence Rainfall Drowns Thousands of Factory Farm Animals in NC
- Puerto Rico Marks Anniversary of Hurricane Maria as Trump Denies Death Count
- Trump Continues Attack on Sessions: “I Don’t Have an Attorney General”
- Senate Passes $674 Billion Military Spending Bill
- FBI & DOJ to Redact Documents Trump Ordered Fully Declassified
- Israeli Forces Kill 15-Year-Old Boy in Gaza as Historic Protests Continue
- Palestinian UNRWA Staff Protest Job Cuts in Gaza
- Germany: Journalist Dies While Covering Hambach Forest Occupation
- NYRB Editor Leaves After Outcry over Essays by Men Accused of Sexual Assault
- NBA Sanctions Dallas Mavericks for Sexual Misconduct and Violence
- Human Rights Group to Bail Out Over 500 from Rikers Island
- Former Disgraced Chicago Police Chief Jon Burge Dies at 70
- CodePink’s Medea Benjamin to Iran Envoy: “You Are Making a Case for War with Iran”
- North and South Korea Vow to Denuclearize, Co-Host 2032 Olympics
- Kavanaugh Accuser Faces Death Threats, Asks for FBI Investigation Before Testifying
- Florence Death Toll Rises to 35, Includes 2 Detainees in Police Custody
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