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Paul Krugman | America Is Not Yet Lost 
Economist Paul Krugman. (photo: Getty Images)
Paul Krugman, The New York Times 
Krugman writes: "I'm ending this year with a feeling of hope, because tens of millions of Americans have risen to the occasion." 
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Betsy Woodruff | Robert Mueller May Indict Paul Manafort Again 
Betsy Woodruff, The Daily Beast 
Woodruff writes: "The charges against the former Trump campaign boss appear to have been only an opening salvo in a legal barrage on the president's confidants, informed observers say." 
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New York's Attorney General in Battle With Trump 
Danny Hakim and William K. Rashbaum, The New York Times 
Excerpt: "In Mr. Schneiderman's seventh year as attorney general, the office has been transformed into a bulwark of resistance amid an unusually expansive level of confrontation with the federal government." 
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FBI Software Contains Russian-Made Code That Could Open a Back Door for Kremlin Hackers, Whistleblowers Say 
Chris Hamby, BuzzFeed 
Hamby writes: "In a secret deal, a French company purchased code from a Kremlin-connected firm, incorporated it into its own software, and hid its existence from the FBI, according to documents and two whistleblowers. The allegations raise concerns that Russian hackers could compromise law enforcement computer systems." 
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What We Discovered During a Year of Documenting Hate 
Rachel Glickhouse, ProPublica 
Glickhouse writes: "Hate crimes often fall through the cracks in our justice system, and we've only just scratched the surface of understanding why." 
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'Bullets Fell Like Rain': 5,000 Displaced in Chiapas, Mexico 
Katie Schlechter, Al Jazeera 
Schlechter writes: "The initial attacks on October 18 resulted in the shooting death of one man. Since then more than 5,000 people from Chalchihuitan have fled their homes into the surrounding mountains." 
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Migratory Birds Lose Protection Against Industry in Latest Trump Action Against Environmental Regulations 
David Leestma, EcoWatch 
Leestma writes: "Energy companies and other businesses are no longer liable for accidentally killing migratory birds, the Trump administration announced Friday in a decision hailed by industry insiders." 
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