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In The Name Of Security, Advocates Are Kept Out Of The United Nations

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Myanmar's Suu Kyi To Skip UN General Assembly Amid Outrage Over Rohingya Crisis

Hundreds of thousands of minority Muslims have fled Myanmar in recent weeks.
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Federal Court Tells North Carolina To Hurry Fixing Gerrymandered Districts

GOP lawmakers have one month to redraw legislative boundaries that weaken the impact of black voters.
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U.S. Lashed As 'Main Threat' To Environment At UN Ocean Conference

Climate accord exit is "attempting to deny a future to upcoming generations," Bolivian President Evo Morales charges.
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What the U.N. Can Learn from Los Angeles About Gender Parity

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Fighting Back For Transgender Rights In New Jersey

Our friends in the N.J. Legislature have been preparing to fight back and have our backs.
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The Missing Priority: Child Safety And Development

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Tuesday's Morning Email: Trump Fires Acting Attorney General

Dana Boente has replaced Sally Yates.
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Supreme Court Halts Special North Carolina Election Meant To Fix Racially Drawn Districts

The justices acted one day before the new legislature is set to take office.
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U.N. Serves World Leaders Food Scraps For Lunch

A bid to drive home a message about wasting food.
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