Increasing calls to Impeach Trump don’t take into account the same toxic policies that would have to be dealt with under President Mike Pence
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Sarah Pillsbury: Breakthrough films and Liberty Hill
The film producer discusses her career in entertainment and her Los Angeles foundation.
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Meet the Berniecrat From Mauritania That Was Just Elected to Burlington’s City Council
Our Revolution’s first locally backed candidate in Burlington, Vermont, Ali Dieng, won his city council race running a Bernie Sanders-style grassroots campaign
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Jonathan Taplin: Move Fast and Break Things
The professor and music industry insider discusses the downside of the tech industry’s rise.
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Native American Tribes Continue Fight to Shut Down Dakota Access Pipeline
EarthJustice Attorney Jan Hasselman, an attorney representing the Standing Rock Sioux and Cheyenne River Sioux, discusses a brief filed this week to shut down the Dakota Access Pipeline’s operation
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Robert Rosenthal: Embracing new forms of journalistic storytelling
The executive director of the Center for Investigative Reporting discusses new ways to reach more people.
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Hamilton Fish: Breathing fresh life into journalism
The publisher of the New Republic discusses the changing landscape of the fourth estate.
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Saudi Arabian Activist Calls Out U.S. For Ignoring Human Rights Abuses
Women’s Rights Saudi Arabia activist Hala Aldosari calls for greater action as 14 protesters, including a disabled person and two people arrested as juveniles are scheduled to be executed in Saudi Arabia
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Brian Knappenberger: Nobody Speak
The documentary filmmaker discusses his latest film about the end of Gawker and the billionaire who helped bring it down.
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Danny Goldberg: In Search of the Lost Chord
The music industry insider discusses his new book about the summer of love and the changing business of music.
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UAW Files For Historic Union Vote at Nissan in Mississippi
Today, the United Auto Workers filed a petition with the NLRB asking for a vote for the 6,500- worker plant in Canton, Mississippi.
