The New Republic :press: 2 years ago

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The New Republic :press: 2 years ago

In sharp contrast to Sonia Sotomayor’s book-based buckraking, Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito accepted lavish vacations from conservative billionaires Harlan Crow and Paul Singer and never disclosed them.

Sonia Sotomayor’s Book Scandal Is Banal and Troubling | The New Republic

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The New Republic :press: 2 years ago

Republicans should have been thrilled at an opportunity to lambaste a leading liberal voice on the Supreme Court—except for the awkward reality that Sonia Sotomayor’s missteps are nothing-burgers compared to those of Samuel Alito and Clarence Thomas.

Sonia Sotomayor’s Book Scandal Is Banal and Troubling | The New Republic

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The New Republic :press: 2 years ago

Exxon released an ad earlier this month that could signal a public rift between two industries that have spent a century working side by side: oil and auto. @amywestervelt writes:

Is Big Oil Turning on Big Auto? | The New Republic

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The New Republic :press: 2 years ago

Oil companies and automakers used to be close allies. Today, all that has changed.

Sonia Sotomayor’s Book Scandal Is Banal and Troubling | The New Republic

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The New Republic :press: 2 years ago

Last month, Lauren Boebert gave mass shooting survivors the cold shoulder. Now, she's decided to level up.

Class: Boebert Literally Tosses Pin Honoring School Shooting Victim in Trash | The New Republic

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The New Republic :press: 2 years ago

Donald Trump Hasn’t Lost His Superpower

Donald Trump Hasn’t Lost His Superpower | The New Republic

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Greta Gerwig’s movie attempts to combine the magic of Barbie Land with a critique of the patriarchy, writes @Grace_Segers.

Can “Barbie” Have It All? | The New Republic

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Among the first rules of PR is learning from your mistakes. If, for instance, you are a member of Congress caught on camera actively and coldly ignoring mass shooting survivors who are visiting the Capitol—you might not want a repeat incident.

Class: Boebert Literally Tosses Pin Honoring School Shooting Victim in Trash | The New Republic

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The New Republic :press: 2 years ago

Texas’s abortion ban prohibits anyone from getting an abortion unless their life is at risk—no exceptions for a fetus developing an anomaly that would prevent it from surviving past birth. It’s being challenged in court.

Woman Suing Texas Over Abortion Ban Vomits During Trial After Reliving Trauma | The New Republic

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The New Republic :press: 2 years ago

Multiple ad campaigns from various fossil companies debuted over the past few years have reminded us all that almost everything we touch probably has a petroleum-related product in it.

Is Big Oil Turning on Big Auto? | The New Republic

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The New Republic :press: 2 years ago

House Republicans have for months accused the Bidens of corruption and other forms of wrongdoing, although they have yet to produce any actual evidence. To Marjorie Taylor Greene, apparently Hunter Biden’s nude photos will do.

Republicans Have So Little Hunter Biden Evidence They Shared His Nudes Instead | The New Republic

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The New Republic :press: 2 years ago

Oil companies and automakers used to be close allies. Today, all that has changed.

Is Big Oil Turning on Big Auto? | The New Republic

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The New Republic :press: 2 years ago

In sharp contrast to Sonia Sotomayor’s book-based buckraking, Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito accepted lavish vacations from conservative billionaires Harlan Crow and Paul Singer and never disclosed them.

Sonia Sotomayor’s Book Scandal Is Banal and Troubling | The New Republic

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The New Republic :press: 2 years ago

A rotating cast of some 100 million Americans have been under heat wave and smog storm alerts for over a month. And yet, Republicans are trying to stop the president from being able to declare a national emergency over climate change.

Republicans’ Deadly Plan to Block Biden From Declaring a Climate Emergency | The New Republic

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For decades, Big Auto and Big Oil were on the same page about electrification: It was bad for business. But cars like the Nissan Leaf comprised so little of the overall market share that they posed next to zero threat to gas-powered models.

Is Big Oil Turning on Big Auto? | The New Republic

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“All she had to do was just take it, and then say look: we might not agree with one another on Second Amendment or assault weapons … but to do that is just so cold and callous. And she is supposed to be a representative of the people.”

Class: Boebert Literally Tosses Pin Honoring School Shooting Victim in Trash | The New Republic

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The New Republic :press: 2 years ago

Lauren Boebert doesn’t care what you think about her, okay? She’s gonna stick to her guns.

Class: Boebert Literally Tosses Pin Honoring School Shooting Victim in Trash | The New Republic

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The New Republic :press: 2 years ago

Sonia Sotomoyor’s buckraking hardly compares to that of her conservative colleagues on the Supreme Court. But it still says a lot about how much Washington has changed, writes @MrWalterShapiro.

Sonia Sotomayor’s Book Scandal Is Banal and Troubling | The New Republic

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The New Republic :press: 2 years ago

Republicans should have been thrilled at an opportunity to lambaste a leading liberal voice on the Supreme Court—except for the awkward reality that Sonia Sotomayor’s missteps are nothing-burgers compared to those of Samuel Alito and Clarence Thomas.

Sonia Sotomayor’s Book Scandal Is Banal and Troubling | The New Republic

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