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The Anti-Trust Case of the Century Collides With Michael Cohen 
AT&T C.E.O. Randall Stephenson. (photo: REX/Shutterstock)
Joe Pompeo, Vanity Fair
Pompeo writes: "AT&T and Time Warner may have thought things would be relatively quiet between the conclusion, nearly two weeks ago, of their dramatic month-long Department of Justice showdown in a federal courtroom in Washington, and Judge Richard Leon's anticipated June 12 ruling in what has been called 'the anti-trust case of the century.' Then along came Michael Avenatti."
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Emmanuel Macron. (photo: Frederick Floran)
Emmanuel Macron. (photo: Frederick Floran)

Trump's Manufactured Crisis
Derek Davidson, Jacobin
Davidson writes: "Donald Trump's decision this week to violate the United States' obligations under the 2015 Iran nuclear deal came as no surprise in Europe."
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Is health care behemoth UPMC doing right by Pittsburgh? (image: Slate/Thinkstock/Spoon Graphics)
Is health care behemoth UPMC doing right by Pittsburgh? (image: Slate/Thinkstock/Spoon Graphics)

Do We Really Want an "Amazon of Health Care"?
Jordan Weissmann, Slate
Weissmann writes: "To some locals, however, the hospital expansion signified something quite different: the latest example of a giant, voracious nonprofit expanding without paying its fair share back to the community."
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Shopping in Boston. (photo: ThinkProgress)
Shopping in Boston. (photo: ThinkProgress)

The GOP Farm Bill Actually Punishes Working Families Receiving SNAP
Rebekah Entralgo, ThinkProgress
Entralgo writes: "Next week, the House will vote on a farm bill largely constructed by Republicans. The bill, which traditionally has been a bipartisan effort, will re-authorize a number of farm and nutrition assistance programs - this includes funds for food stamps, officially known as Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program (SNAP)."
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Child detainees sleep in a holding cell at a U.S. Customs and Border Protection processing facility in Brownsville, Texas. (photo: Eric Gay/AP)
Child detainees sleep in a holding cell at a U.S. Customs and Border Protection processing facility in Brownsville, Texas. (photo: Eric Gay/AP)

Immigration Officials Are Using Pseudoscience to Justify Jailing Teenage Asylum Seekers With Adults
Democracy Now!
Excerpt: "This week, the Trump administration announced it will detain asylum seekers and separate them from their children at the border."
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Corozal, Puerto Rico. (photo: Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Corozal, Puerto Rico. (photo: Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

Puerto Rico Insists It's Ready for the Next Hurricane Season Even Though It's Still Recovering
Nidhi Prakash, BuzzFeed News
Prakash writes: "Puerto Rican officials announced emergency storm preparedness plans on Thursday, less than a month before the next hurricane season begins. The island is still recovering from hurricanes Irma and Maria."
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People protest the end of the Flint's water distribution program in Lansing, Michigan. (photo: Getty Images)
People protest the end of the Flint's water distribution program in Lansing, Michigan. (photo: Getty Images)

After Public Backlash, Nestle Will Give Flint More Water
Yessenia Funes, Earther
Funes writes: "Some residents of Flint, Michigan, were not happy when they found out last month Nestle was going to pump more water out of a nearby spring and pay close to nothing - especially given that just a few days later, the state ended the city's free water distribution program."
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