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August 8, 2016-
Chicago: Video of Police Killing Unarmed Teen Sparks Days of Protests
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Green Party Convention Selects Ticket of Jill Stein and Ajamu Baraka
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Kaine Says He’ll Oppose TPP over Labor and Environmental Provisions
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Iranian TV Footage Claims to Show Cash Paid by U.S. in Nuclear Deal
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Trump Economic Team: Billionaires, Oil Baron, Poker Player & No Women
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U.S. Nazi Party Leader: Trump Presidency Would Be "Opportunity"
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Brazil: Thousands Protest the Beginning of Rio Olympics
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Turkey: More Than 1 Million Rally to Denounce Failed Military Coup
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Yemen Peace Talks End Without Deal to End 16-Month War
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Iran Executes Nuclear Scientist Who Said He Was Abducted by U.S.
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N. Miami: Therapist Sues Police After He Was Shot Caring for His Autistic Patient
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Washington, D.C.: Dakota & Lakota Teens Protest Bakken Pipeline
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North Carolina Marks 51st Anniversary of Voting Rights Act
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August 5, 2016-
Trump Repeats False Claim About Iran Ransom Before Admitting Lie
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Congresswoman Calls for Mental Health Evaluation of Trump
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Military Veterans Call on McCain to Withdraw Endorsement of Trump
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Polls Say Clinton Lead Over Trump Widened After Conventions
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Trump Taj Mahal Casino to Close After Workers Strike for 34 Days
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Brazil: Impeachment Proceedings Move Forward for Suspended President
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VA Officer Sentenced to 2.5 Years for Killing of Unarmed African American
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Black Lives Matter Demonstrators Shut Down Roads in U.K.
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Israel Claims U.S. Evangelical Christian Charity Sent Funds to Hamas
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Parole Board Clears Another Guantánamo Prisoner for Release
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Psychological Assoc. Considers Changing Rules on Interrogations
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Japan Marks 71st Anniversary of U.S. Atomic Bombing of Hiroshima
Stories
August 8, 2016-
Green Party Nominee Jill Stein: "We Are Saying No to the 'Lesser Evil' and Yes to the Greater Good"
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A New Day & Another Way: Green VP Nominee Ajamu Baraka Urges Progressives to Reject Two-Party System
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Julian Assange: Leaked DNC Emails Show Democrats Waged "Propaganda" Campaign Against Sanders
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Google in the White House? Assange Warns of Close Ties Between Hillary Clinton & Internet Giant
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Julian Assange on the Green Party’s Rising Popularity & the November Election: "Anything is Possible"
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WikiLeaks’ Julian Assange: Attacks Against Jill Stein Are "Going to Go Through the Roof"
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Section 60: 2008 Film Captures Khizr & Ghazala Khan Mourning Son in Arlington National Cemetery
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Kshama Sawant vs. Rebecca Traister on Clinton, Democratic Party & Possibility of a Female President
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Michael Eric Dyson vs. Eddie Glaude on Race, Hillary Clinton and the Legacy of Obama’s Presidency
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Jill Stein vs. Ben Jealous: Should Progressives Reject Hillary Clinton & Vote Green?
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Lee Fang on How Citizens United Opened Floodgates for Foreign Corporate Money in U.S. Elections
We continue with Part 2 of our conversation with Lee Fang of The Intercept. His new series, "Foreign Influence," reveals how a company owned by Chinese nationals donated $1.3 million to Jeb Bush’s super PAC after receiving advice from a prominent Republican lawyer.Aug 05, 2016Watch -
Chase Strangio on the ACLU’s Fight to Overturn North Carolina’s Anti-LGBT Law HB 2
Part 2 of our conversation with Chase Strangio, staff attorney at the ACLU. He was just in North Carolina, where the ACLU is suing to overturn the state’s new anti-LGBT law.Aug 05, 2016Watch
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Trump Repeats False Claim About Iran Ransom Before Admitting Lie
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Congresswoman Calls for Mental Health Evaluation of Trump
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Military Veterans Call on McCain to Withdraw Endorsement of Trump
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Polls Say Clinton Lead Over Trump Widened After Conventions
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Trump Taj Mahal Casino to Close After Workers Strike for 34 Days
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Brazil: Impeachment Proceedings Move Forward for Suspended President
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VA Officer Sentenced to 2.5 Years for Killing of Unarmed African American
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Black Lives Matter Demonstrators Shut Down Roads in U.K.
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Israel Claims U.S. Evangelical Christian Charity Sent Funds to Hamas
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Parole Board Clears Another Guantánamo Prisoner for Release
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Psychological Assoc. Considers Changing Rules on Interrogations
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Japan Marks 71st Anniversary of U.S. Atomic Bombing of Hiroshima
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Google in the White House? Assange Warns of Close Ties Between Hillary Clinton & Internet Giant
During the Green Party convention in Houston, Texas, over the weekend, WikiLeaks founder Julian...
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By Amy Goodman & Denis Moynihan
The Voting Rights Act was renewed and extended several times during the last half-century. Then, in June 2013, a divided U.S. Supreme Court, voting 5-4, gutted the law. Almost immediately, Southern states began passing restrictive voting laws, disenfranchising hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of voters. Three years later, however, this new generation of Jim Crow-style laws is facing federal court challenges, and they are being thrown out or significantly weakened, one by one.
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