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1 Million in Haiti Urgently Need Humanitarian Assistance After Hurricane's 'Apocalyptic Destruction'
In Haiti, the death toll from Hurricane Matthew has topped 1,000. Haitian interim President Jocelerme Privert is warning the country faces a possible famine from what he described as the "apocalyptic destruction" of Hurricane Matthew.
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Award-winning journalist Amy Goodman, charged with criminal trespassing for filming an attack on Native American-led pipeline protesters, will turn herself in to North Dakota authorities on October 17.
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Iraqi, Kurdish and U.S. forces have launched a massive operation to retake Mosul, Iraq’s second largest city, which was seized by the self-proclaimed Islamic State in June 2014.
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A North Dakota judge has dismissed the "riot" charges against Amy Goodman for covering the protests against the Dakota Access pipeline. Just after the decision was announced, Amy addressed supporters outside the Morton County Courthouse.
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On Friday, WikiLeaks began releasing thousands of John Podesta’s emails, including excerpts of Hillary Clinton’s paid remarks to Wall Street firms. The emails showed Clinton’s closed-door remarks were starkly at odds with many of her public positions.
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Donald Trump is facing a barrage of accusations of sexual harassment and assault from multiple women, including a journalist, two former Miss USA beauty pageant contestants and two women who told The New York Times Trump sexually assaulted them.
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A new In These Times explodes myths about who is most likely to die at the hands of police by revealing that, compared to their percentage of the U.S. population, Native Americans were more likely to be killed by police than any other group.
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Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton faced off Wednesday night in Las Vegas in the final debate before the Nov. 8 election. Trump continued to claim the election has been rigged, and said he would not commit to accepting the outcome of the vote if he loses.
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"Democracy Now!" discusses the election with former Bernie Sanders supporter Shaun King, senior justice writer for the New York Daily News.
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At the ongoing standoff at Standing Rock in North Dakota, thousands of Native Americans representing more than 200 tribes from across the Americas are resisting the construction of the $3.8 billion Dakota Access pipeline.
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"Democracy Now!" speaks with Eddie Conway, who was released from prison in 2014 after serving 44 years for a murder he denies committing.
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Are North Dakota authorities waging a war against the public’s right to know about the ongoing Standing Rock pipeline protests?
