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    Not Forgotten: Missing and Murdered Indigenous Womens’ Day of remembrance.

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  • ‘In the South, we do not have safe places for people to go’: Tales from Post-Roe America

    09:01
  • ‘They’re moving the debate’

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  • ‘Blueprint for a soft coup’: Inside the far-right plan that could grant unchecked power to Trump 

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  • ‘Nobody is stopping him’: Mary Trump warns about leniency toward Trump’s gag order violations

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  •  Velshi: ‘Abortion tourism’ will lead to a deadend for reproductive care

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  • Columbia prof: NYPD presence has left students feeling less safe

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  • Post-Roe Dystopia is here

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  • Velshi Banned Book Club: ‘The Glass Castle’ with Jeannette Walls

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  • Ornstein: Trump’s second term plans make it impossible to treat this like a ‘typical’ election

    07:51
  • Tenn. lawmakers react to new bill allowing teachers to carry guns in schools

    07:47
  • 30 Years after apartheid: Reflecting on South Africa's ongoing fight for democracy

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  • ‘Slow Journalism’: Montana reporter sheds light on communities in news deserts

    06:24
  • Judge Luttig blasts SCOTUS for avoiding ‘key question’ at the heart of Trump immunity case

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  • It was a matter of ‘conscience’. Authors speak out about their protest against PEN America

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  • Trump and allies draw up plan to erode Fed’s independence, WSJ reports

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  • PEN America at odds with some of its members over stance on Gaza. CEO responds on ‘Velshi’.

    12:29
  • ‘People are being held accountable’: Arizona Sec. of State discusses fake electors charges

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  • Eddie Glaude argues for individuals to take political destiny from heroes and prophets

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  • 'I always wanted to be the change I wanted to see': Philadelphia Block Captain

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Velshi: Despite ALL the warnings about fossil fuel, we're going the wrong way

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Environmentalists have been warning for years that fossil fuels are the primary cause of climate change. Yet, the U.S. Energy Information Administration released its short-term energy outlook this week and it found that global consumption of liquid fuels - like gasoline, diesel and jet fuel - will set new records in 2024. So, despite the warnings, and the science, and the trillions of dollars worth of natural disasters, the world is moving in the wrong direction.