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June 15, 2022
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A ship in the North Barents Sea
'Off the Scale': Warmer Arctic Ocean Fueling Climate Feedback Loop Faster Than Previously Known
"This is one of the scariest reports I have ever seen," said one climate scientist in response to new study.
by Jon Queally



Rep. Ro Khanna speaks at a rally
With US Consumers 'Getting Fleeced,' Democrats Demand Windfall Profits Tax on Big Oil
"It is common sense" to use such a tax to provide rebates to consumers, argued Rep. Ro Khanna. "You have these oil companies making record profits at a time of a national emergency."
by Jake Johnson



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Khashoggi's Fiancée Wants Biden to Ask Saudis: 'Where Is Jamal's Body?'
"I've been forced to live in a world where his murderers have not only gone unpunished but have also been rewarded," lamented Hatice Cengiz.
by Brett Wilkins
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• In Last-Ditch Push, Campaigners Urge WTO to Reject 'Indefensible' Vaccine Patent Deal
• Groups Sue Biden Admin for Threatening 'Climate-Imperiled' Wildlife With Drilling Permits
• US Asks Israel to Dial Back Oppression of Palestinians—But Just During Biden's Visit
• Suffering at Extreme Levels in Gaza After 15 Years as World's Largest 'Open-Air Prison'
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How Many Billions in Profit Is It Worth to Kill 212,000 Americans a Year?
If saving trillions of dollars and millions of lives isn't enough to end political bribery in America, what will it take?
by Thom Hartmann



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Keeping Workers Poor on Purpose Is Terrible Economic Policy
At America's biggest low-wage employers, chief executives now pocket 670 times more than their workers.
by Sam Pizzigati



Hannah Yost is embraced by her husband and fellow protesters as she speaks about her experience with sexual assault during an abortion-rights rally
Invasions of Privacy: The Deluded Exception of Rape and Incest
Exceptions are no more enlightened than total bans, excessive restrictions for abortion centers, laws prohibiting insurance coverage, or any of the myriad ways that women are being pushed back in time.
by Alice Rothchild
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