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28 July 20
Neil Young | I'm Considering Suing Donald Trump
Neil Young, Neil Young Archives
Young writes: "I am changing my mind about suing President Trump. Reconsidering. I'm looking at it again."
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Neil Young, Neil Young Archives
Young writes: "I am changing my mind about suing President Trump. Reconsidering. I'm looking at it again."
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Attorney General William Barr. (photo: Al Drago/Bloomberg)
Barr Faces Democratic Onslaught at Hearing Over Federal Response to Protests
Rebecca Shabad, NBC News
Shabad writes: "Attorney General William Barr faced questions Tuesday at a contentious congressional hearing as he spoke about the protests following George Floyd's death and defended federal intervention in major cities where the administration says there has been a spate of violence."
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Rebecca Shabad, NBC News
Shabad writes: "Attorney General William Barr faced questions Tuesday at a contentious congressional hearing as he spoke about the protests following George Floyd's death and defended federal intervention in major cities where the administration says there has been a spate of violence."
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Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Facebook. (photo: Erin Scott/Reuters)
Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google to Face Their 'Big Tobacco' Moment
Julia Carrie Wong, Guardian UK
Wong writes: "Some of the richest men in history representing the most valuable companies ever created will be grilled by Congress on Wednesday , as US authorities get increasingly serious about whether tech giants Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Alphabet have become too powerful."
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Julia Carrie Wong, Guardian UK
Wong writes: "Some of the richest men in history representing the most valuable companies ever created will be grilled by Congress on Wednesday , as US authorities get increasingly serious about whether tech giants Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Alphabet have become too powerful."
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Former Rep. John Lewis. (photo: Jeff Hutchens/Getty)
John Lewis Gave the Next Generation of Activists Our Marching Orders. Let's Make Him Proud
Brittany Packnett Cunningham, TIME
Cunningham writes: "Our elders become our ancestors to remind us to be free. When Toni Morrison passed, it was this thought that brought me comfort. When the Rev. C.T. Vivian and Congressman John Lewis passed on the same day, it was this thought that fired me up."
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Brittany Packnett Cunningham, TIME
Cunningham writes: "Our elders become our ancestors to remind us to be free. When Toni Morrison passed, it was this thought that brought me comfort. When the Rev. C.T. Vivian and Congressman John Lewis passed on the same day, it was this thought that fired me up."
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Black Lives Matter protesters. (photo: Getty)
John Feffer | This Changes Everything (or Nothing): How Covid-19 Could Upend Geopolitics
John Feffer, TomDispatch
Feffer writes: "I don't trust you. Don't take it personally. It doesn't matter whether you're a friend or a stranger. I don't care about your identity or your politics, where you work or if you work, whether you wear a mask or carry a gun."
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John Feffer, TomDispatch
Feffer writes: "I don't trust you. Don't take it personally. It doesn't matter whether you're a friend or a stranger. I don't care about your identity or your politics, where you work or if you work, whether you wear a mask or carry a gun."
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Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro. (photo: AFP)
Brazil's Bolsonaro Is Accused of Crime Against Humanity Over Coronavirus 'Neglect'
Philip Reeves, NPR
Reeves writes: "Front-line health workers and senior clerics in Brazil are adding their voices to the chorus of alarm about President Jair Bolsonaro's response to the coronavirus pandemic."
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Philip Reeves, NPR
Reeves writes: "Front-line health workers and senior clerics in Brazil are adding their voices to the chorus of alarm about President Jair Bolsonaro's response to the coronavirus pandemic."
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Talayla Feggins (left) and Tranese Feggins (right) help their mother, Harriet Feggins, water flowers at their home in west Atlanta. (photo: Lynsey Weatherspoon/NPR)
'Tidal Wave' of Power Shut-Offs Looms as Nation Grapples With Heat
Nathan Rott and Molly Samuel, NPR
Excerpt: "Howe, who has five kids living at home, is about a month and a half behind on her electric bill. For the last four months, the bill didn't need to be a priority. When the coronavirus pandemic hit, her electricity provider, Georgia Power, voluntarily suspended disconnections for nonpayment."
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Nathan Rott and Molly Samuel, NPR
Excerpt: "Howe, who has five kids living at home, is about a month and a half behind on her electric bill. For the last four months, the bill didn't need to be a priority. When the coronavirus pandemic hit, her electricity provider, Georgia Power, voluntarily suspended disconnections for nonpayment."
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