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    Former Trump Administration Official Miles Taylor Announces Departure From the GOP

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  • Madison Cawthorn loses primary battle

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  • The January 6th Committee has key new evidence ahead of their public hearings

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  • U.S. Soccer reaches historic equal pay agreement

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  • Buffalo shooting suspect's alleged manifesto cites racist conspiracy theories

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  • DOJ investigates Buffalo shooting as a hate crime

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Ayman Mohyeldin

Republic Senator blocks conversations about race, but praises Jackie Robinson

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This week, every Major League Baseball team player wore the number 42 to mark 75 years since Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier and integrated professional sports. His debut was a turning point for baseball and for America. However, one Republican Senator tried to honor Robinson’s legacy while simultaneously pushing a policy that would eliminate the discussion of racism in school. MSNBC’s Ayman Mohyeldin calls a spade a spade.April 18, 2022

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    Former Trump Administration Official Miles Taylor Announces Departure From the GOP

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  • Former ICC Official: “it is challenging but not impossible” to hold leaders like Putin accountable

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  • Fmr. Secretary of Education calls GOP assault on education “deeply disturbing” 

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  • Trump allies Thomas Barrack and Steve Wynn in legal trouble

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  • Madison Cawthorn loses primary battle

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  • The January 6th Committee has key new evidence ahead of their public hearings

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