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Mary Trump Warns Of Trump Meltdown

President Donald Trump’s niece warns of “meltdowns upon meltdowns” in the final months of his presidency.
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U.S. Government Drastically Undercounted The Number Of Civilians Killed By Cops In 2015

U.S. police killed 1,166 people - more than three a day - in 2015, but an official government count missed a majority of the deaths, a new study shows.
By Ronnie Cohen, Reuters

Police Kill Because Their Adversaries Are Likely To Have Guns

If you think for one second that the issue of cop killings doesn’t go to the heart of the debate about gun violence, think again.
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Why The Washington Post Won A Pulitzer For A Story The Guardian Also Owned

Both outlets investigated police shootings, but the award prompted debate over timing of the two projects.
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Geena Davis On Why Empowering Roles For Women Are So Important

"If you see it, you can be it."
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The Problem With Science Journalism: We’ve Forgotten That Reality Matters Most

It’s the job of science journalists to look beyond data – we have to look at the people doing the science and whether they have conflicts of interest
By Brooke Borel, The Guardian

Conde Nast Nabs The Guardian's Wolfgang Blau

Blau will be responsible for the digital growth of a variety of the publisher's magazines, such as Vanity Fair and Wired.
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Volkswagen Cars Aren't The Only Ones Releasing More Pollutants Than They Should

Diesel cars made by Renault, Nissan, Hyundai, Citroen, Fiat and Volvo among others emitted far more NOx in more rigorous tests, research shows.
By Damian Carrington, The Guardian

A Look Inside One Syrian Family's Tireless Journey To Germany

"We are humans just like you."
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Egg Lobbyists Targeted Bloggers, Media To Fight Vegan Startup

By The Guardian