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US & Canada · WisconsinWisconsin voters start piling in at the polls on Aug. 9, 2022 for the primary election in Wisconsin. Polling hours are 7 a.m.-8 p.m. and remember to bring your ID. The election includes races for governor and lieutenant governor, attorney general, state treasurer, secretary of state, state senators; the odd-numbered districts and state representatives.See the Story
Wisconsin primary may shape elections in key battleground
51% Center coverage: 39 sources
Nazi · Washington"Why can't you be like the German generals?" Trump asked former chief of staff John Kelly. Ex-Joint Chiefs of Staff chairman Gen. Mark Milley wrote that Trump was "doing great and irreparable harm" to the country in a never-sent draft resignation letter.See the Story
Trump Wanted His Generals to Be Like Hitler’s
61% Left coverage: 22 sources
Joe BidenFBI executed a search warrant at Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida as part of an investigation into the handling of potentially classified material. To obtain a warrant, investigators would have had to show a judge that there was probable cause of a crime and that evidence of that crime was located at the property where the search is being sought.See the Story
Mar-a-Lago Raid Could Mean Trouble for Trump, Legal Community Says
44% Right coverage: 9 sources
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Donald TrumpThe Inflation Reduction Act. The F.B.I. search at Mar-a-Lago. Plus, new reporting on Trump’s antagonism toward the military before January 6th.See the Story
Trump’s and Biden’s Reversals of Fortune
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CultureThe writer-director hyphenate is the boon and the bug of independent filmmaking. Aubrey Plaza is front and center throughout, in the role of Emily Benetto. The movie’s fascinating display of the many elements involved in this scheme are the heart of the film.See the Story
“Emily the Criminal,” Reviewed: Good Script, Meh Movie
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Ukraine · UkraineBarring an escalation of the war in Ukraine or a deadlier new coronavirus variant, the rate at which prices are rising appears to have peaked.See the Story
As Gas Prices Dip, There’s Finally Some Encouraging News on Inflation
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CultureIn the nineteen-thirties, many took a dim view of Locke’s Africanism, which was decried as a concession to segregation. The New Deal created more neutral sources of funding for Black artists through programs such as the W.P.A. Locke may have been a snob, but he believed that Black political solidarity needed a renewed cultural foundation.See the Story
A Black British Artist Asks, “What Was Africa to the Harlem Renaissance?”
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Donald Trump · New York“I’d like to see Sleepy Joe sit in a chair for six hours and take the Fifth four hundred times,” he told reporters. “It’s not gonna happen. Joe Biden is a disgrace,’ Trump said.See the Story
Trump Says Biden Could Never Take the Fifth as Many Times as He Did
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CultureThis event is available for free to subscribers to The New Yorker. See details about attending in person, and purchase tickets. The musicians will discuss their music and greatest influences, as well as Questlove’s career with the Roots. Maggie Rogers, a former student of Questlove's, will also perform several songs from her recent album.See the Story
Maggie Rogers Talks with Questlove and Performs at Symphony Space
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New York, NY · New YorkThis is the sixth story in this summer’s online Flash Fiction series. You can read the entire series, and our Flash Fiction stories from previous years, here. Everyone left the campus for warmer places for the break, and I stayed there, in the dorm that looked like a milk carton.See the Story
“Snowstorm”
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Google · New YorkUntil recently, Tanuja Gupta was a senior manager at Google News. She was involved in various forms of activism at the company. In April, she invited Thenmozhi Soundararajan, the founder of Equality Labs, to speak about the subject of caste discrimination. Numerous employees within the company expressed the view that any talk on caste discrimination was offensive to them as Hindus.See the Story
Google’s Caste-Bias Problem
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