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Here are just some of the stunningly bad moments from Betsy DeVos’ confirmation hearing
“Do you not want to answer my question?” By Edwin Rios.
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Two Predictions, Maybe Rants, About Donald Trump’s Presidency
Predictions about the mercurial Donald Trump are risky. Nonetheless, I cannot hesitate from making two… By John Dean.
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Elizabeth Warren blasts medical research bill as ‘extortion’
Sen. Elizabeth Warren delivered a ferocious attack Monday on congressional Republicans and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell over a medical research bill, and put fellow Democrats on the spot by pushing them to oppose a measure she said “is corrupt, and it is very, very dangerous.”
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Australia ceases multimillion-dollar donations to controversial Clinton family charities
Australia has finally ceased pouring millions of dollars into accounts linked to Hillary Clinton’s charities. By Rohan Smith. [Autoplay video]
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EFF: The Battle Against TPP Isn’t Over, But It Has Shifted
With President-elect Trump’s victory last night, the last hopes of the Obama administration passing the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) during the lame duck session of Congress have evaporated.... We’re calling it: today is the day the TPP died. Nevertheless, the battle against the deal is not over...
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How Bernie Sanders Supporters are Organizing to Stop the TPP
Bernie Sanders supporters are fired up for a new issue — preventing the TPP to enter the lame-duck session. By Kate Aronoff.
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Abby Martin Exposes John Podesta
The Empire Files
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The Irrational Downfall of Park Geun-hye
[South Korean] President Park Geun-hye is deep trouble. The stories have been out for a few days now, and even the English-language papers have caught on...
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EPA Succumbs to Pressure From Monsanto, Delays Glyphosate Cancer Review
The agency's advisory panel meetings were postponed following intense lobbying by Big Ag industry, including Monsanto. By Carey Gillam.
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How We Killed the Tea Party
Greedy super PACs drained the movement with endless pleas for money to support “conservative” candidates—while instead using the money to enrich themselves. I should know. I worked for one of them. By Paul H. Jossey. (Aug. 14, 2016)
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Putting the Clinton Foundation in Context: Corruption Plain on the Face of It
"There have been hundreds of thousands of words, perhaps millions, written about the lack of performance of the Clinton Foundation in Haiti — and evidence of the ugly picture is in the fact that the best “program” the Foundation can come up with to feature after the hundreds of $millions were given after the Haiti earthquake is what I just documented — acting as a pass-through for funds to buy land for a boutique coffee company to single-source exotic coffee from one of the poorest countries on earth." By Amy Sterling Casil.
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Bernie Sanders’ new group is already in turmoil
Key staffers quit amid lingering tensions from the Vermont senator’s campaign. By Edward-Isaac Dovere and Gabriel Debenedetti.
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Clinton Foundation Charity Grade: D — Close All Branches Now
“The Foundation took its current activities and compiled them into a ‘mission.’ So our action words are ‘convene,’ ‘improve,’ ‘increase,’ ‘reduce,’ ‘create,’ and ‘help.’ In my estimation, the only part of that which is able to be documented is ‘convene.’ They do hold those gala meetings with regularity.” By Amy Sterling Casil.
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Zephyr Teachout challenges vulture-fund billionaire Paul Singer to a debate
Zephyr Teachout for Congress 2016
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Good Enough for Government Work
Conservatism in the tank. By Jim Newell.
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Emails Renew Questions About Clinton Foundation and State Dept. Overlap
A new batch of State Department emails includes requests to help a job seeker and a billionaire donor. By Eric Lichtblau.
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How a Top GOP Lawyer Guided a Chinese-Owned Company Into U.S. Presidential Politics
With advice from Republican power lawyer Charlie Spies, APIC, a company owned by Chinese nationals, donated $1.3 million to Jeb Bush’s Super PAC. By Jon Schwarz and Lee Fang.
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Trouble for the TPP: Business groups’ desperate PR campaign signals possible failure for trade deal
The fact that business groups are spending millions to influence pols to pass TPP shows the pact is in jeopardy. By David Dayen.
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At DNC, drug prices debate gives way to charcuterie and cheese
After Bernie Sanders attacked drug companies in his speech, drug lobbyists could be seen chatting with senior party officials over charcuterie and cheese. By Dylan Scott.
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President Signs Law That Overturns Vermont GMO Labeling Rules, Replaces Them With Barcodes
Earlier this month, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell fast-tracked a controversial piece of legislation aimed at overturning and preempting state laws for labeling foods made with genetically modified ingredients… By Chris Morran.
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