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What to know about the group believed to be behind the Moscow concert attacks

Islamic State Khorasan, or ISIS-K, is the group claiming responsibility for the attacks at a Moscow concert venue that has…

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Why VP Kamala Harris’ visit to Planned Parenthood is so historic – even for Dems

On Thursday, Vice President Kamala Harris visited an abortion clinic in Minnesota – the first time in our nation's history…

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Supreme Court: self-preservation at democracy’s expense, says Kermit Roosevelt

The Supreme Court’s decision to keep Donald Trump on the ballot, coupled with its consideration of his immunity claim, has…

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The long history of U.S. intervention in Haiti 

This week, the president of Haiti stepped down as gangs took control of its Capitol. Haiti’s history is rife with…

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Exploring Haitian culture and the American Dream with ‘American Street’ by Ibi Zoboi

Set on the corner of American Street and Joy Road in Detroit’s west side, “American Street” centers on 16-year-old Fabiola…

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Nikole Hannah-Jones on How an American ideal got hijacked

After the Civil War, Congress passed an act to establish the Freedmen's Bureau, which sought to provide resources to displaced…

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Wife of Russian political prisoner: Russian people ‘enraged’ at Putin after years of ‘being lied to’

Vladimir Putin will win a fifth term as Russia’s president Sunday, after jailing political dissidents and changing the Russian constitution.…

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‘A system of overseers’: Diluting progressive prosecutors & the voters who elect them

This past week, a Republican lawmaker in Tennessee introduced legislation that would allow neighboring district attorneys to prosecute crimes outside…

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‘Righteous rage’: How female rage translates to political progress

For generations, the mythical trope of the so-called "angry Black woman" has been deployed across all corners of society, but…