All News Articles for 2017-08-18
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Citing 'Hateful Rhetoric' of Trump, Arts & Humanities Council Resigns En Masse "Supremacy, discrimination, and vitriol are not American values...If this is not clear to you, then we call on you to resign your office, too." Read more |
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Anti-Fracking Activists Celebrate Ruling Against Major Pipeline Court ruling "gives hope across the country for people facing the onslaught of oil and gas infrastructure." Read more |
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Bannon's Ouster Welcomed, But Much Bigger Problem Remains in White House: Trump "The larger and more urgent crisis is that a white supremacist sympathizer is the president of the United States." Read more |
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Despite Harsh Rebuke for Charlottesville Stance, Trump's Base Remains Loyal In new poll, 87 percent of Republicans said they, like Trump, believe "both sides" were to blame for violence that killed counter-protester Read more |
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Al Gore Has Just One Small Bit of Advice for Trump: 'Resign' As public support for the president continues to plummet, the former vice president says he should step down Read more |
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The Magazine Covers Trump Earned This Week By Defending White Supremacy Remember how president likes to be the center of attention and appear on the cover of magazines? Read more |
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'Downright Unconstitutional': Gorsuch Slammed for Headlining Event at Trump Hotel "Especially as many Trump decisions are likely soon to reach the court's docket, a healthy respect for public confidence in the court should have led Justice Gorsuch to demur." Read more |
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ACLU Shifts Position on Defending Armed Demonstrations After Charlottesville In wake of violence at white supremacist rally in Virginia, legal group revises policy for demonstrators who insist on carrying weapons Read more |
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Heather Heyer's Mom Won't Talk to Trump 'After What He Said About My Child' "You can't wash this one away by shaking my hand and saying, 'I'm sorry.'" Read more |
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Centrist Democrats Riled as Warren Says Days of 'Lukewarm' Policies Are Over "The Democratic Party isn't going back to the days of welfare reform and the crime bill." Read more |