William Boardman | Multi-Millionaire Mass Murderer for Senate - Have We Hit Bottom Yet?




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William Boardman | Multi-Millionaire Mass Murderer for Senate - Have We Hit Bottom Yet? 
Donald Blankenship. (photo: IBT)
William Boardman, Reader Supported News
Boardman writes: "Donald Leon 'Don' Blankenship isn't just another typical rich, white, tall, 68-year-old Republican multi-millionaire ideologue serving out the last probationary year of his federal criminal sentence in Las Vegas while running for the US Senate in West Virginia, he's also an endlessly, self-righteously self-justifying mass murderer."
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Roger Stone. (photo: Getty Images)
Roger Stone. (photo: Getty Images)

Former Trump Adviser Roger Stone Agrees to Give Senate Documents in Russia Investigation
Jill Colvin, Associated Press
Colvin writes: "Longtime Trump confidant Roger Stone has agreed to provide documents to the Senate Judiciary Committee - even though he says the request is 'approaching absurd.'"
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Journalists covering the protests against Donald Trump's inauguration. (photo: Andrew Stefan/RSN)
Journalists covering the protests against Donald Trump's inauguration. (photo: Andrew Stefan/RSN)

Homeland Security Will Start Collecting Data on Hundreds of Thousands of Journalists
Summer Meza, The Week
Excerpt: "The Department of Homeland Security wants to compile a database to monitor hundreds of thousands of news outlets and journalists around the world."
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LeeAnne Walters shows water samples from her Flint home. (photo: AP)
LeeAnne Walters shows water samples from her Flint home. (photo: AP)

Michigan Governor Rick Snyder Is Ending Free Bottled Water for Flint
Jonathan Oosting and Beth LeBlanc, The Detroit News
Excerpt: "Michigan will stop providing Flint residents with free bottled water when current supplies run out, Gov. Rick Snyder's administration said Friday, citing nearly two years of test results showing falling lead levels in city tap water."
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A patient looks over paperwork with a doctor. (photo: Craig F. Walker/Denver Post)
A patient looks over paperwork with a doctor. (photo: Craig F. Walker/Denver Post)

WHO: Universal Health Coverage Saves People From Financial Ruin
Lisa Schlein, VOA
Schlein writes: "Millions of people worldwide face financial ruin; their assets wiped out because of a catastrophic illness or accident that saddles them with staggeringly high health bills they are unable to pay."
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U.S. Border Patrol agents ride ATVs along the U.S.-Mexico border fence at the Imperial Sand Dunes near Felicity, California. (photo: John Moore/Getty Images)
U.S. Border Patrol agents ride ATVs along the U.S.-Mexico border fence at the Imperial Sand Dunes near Felicity, California. (photo: John Moore/Getty Images)

Mexico Senate to Cut Cooperation With US Over Border Threats
teleSUR
Excerpt: "The Mexican Senate demanded President Enrique Pena Nieto suspend cooperation efforts for security and migration with the United States over President Donald Trump's order calling for the deployment of the National Guard along the border."
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A worker at a Volkswagen assembly plant. (photo: EPA)
A worker at a Volkswagen assembly plant. (photo: EPA)

EPA to Roll Back Car-Efficiency Rules, Despite Science That Supports Them
Camille von Kaenel, E&E News
Von Kaenel writes: "U.S. EPA cast aside a 1,217-page staff analysis to cite automaker arguments in its official declaration to loosen fuel economy rules."
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