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Baltimore: A Most Violent Year
New York magazine

Baltimore: A Most Violent Year

Baltimore, the laboratory city.

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10+ mins  |
November 30- December 13, 2015
Terrorism In the Age of Trump
New York magazine

Terrorism In the Age of Trump

Whats changed in the right-wing brain since 9/11.

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7 mins  |
November 30- December 13, 2015
The Black Family in the Age of Mass Incarceration: Part VI-IX
The Atlantic

The Black Family in the Age of Mass Incarceration: Part VI-IX

In saving the sacred cow, those whose lives depend on dead animals are being robbed of their livelihood.

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10+ mins  |
October 2015
The Investment Secrets Of Al Gore
The Atlantic

The Investment Secrets Of Al Gore

Al Gore has in mind nothing less than a new version of capitalism - one that reduces environmental and social damage, while still rewarding investors. The record of his 10-year-old firm, Generation Investment Management, suggests he may be onto something.

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10+ mins  |
November 2015
How The UN Is Using Virtual Reality To Tackle Real-World Problems
Fast Company

How The UN Is Using Virtual Reality To Tackle Real-World Problems

The United Nations is using virtual reality to tackle real-world problems.

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4 mins  |
November 2015
Paris Must Not Lead To Barricades
Bloomberg Businessweek

Paris Must Not Lead To Barricades

After terrorists strike, the first instinct is to raise walls. But democracies thrive on openness.

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6 mins  |
November 23 - November 29 2015
It's More Than Just Oil
Bloomberg Businessweek

It's More Than Just Oil

So far, U.S. efforts to cut off Islamic States funds have failed. Heres why.

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5 mins  |
November 23 - November 29 2015
The Black Family in the Age of Mass Incarceration: Part III-V
The Atlantic

The Black Family in the Age of Mass Incarceration: Part III-V

Two years after being named NBPA president, the Clippers guard dishes for the first time on Michele Roberts, Donald Sterling and the players looming battle with owners. (Hint: They want revenge.)

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October 2015
The Black Family in the Age of Mass Incarceration: Part I-II
The Atlantic

The Black Family in the Age of Mass Incarceration: Part I-II

After decades of mass incarceration that have left the United States with the largest incarcerated population in the world, politicians of all stripes are suddenly declaring the policy a mistake. But their pronouncements have failed to reckon with the phenomenon's deep historical roots, or with the damage it has done to black families. Fifty years after Daniel Patrick Moynihan's report on "The Negro Family"tragically helped launch this assault, it's time to reclaim his original intent.

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October 2015
Cosby: The Women - An Unwelcome Sisterhood
New York magazine

Cosby: The Women - An Unwelcome Sisterhood

One by one, they came forward with stories of being drugged and raped or assaulted by Bill Cosby, finding safety in their staggering number and a culture that was finally ready to believe them.

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July 27-August 9, 2015
Meet The American Who's Taking The Fight To ISIS
Maxim

Meet The American Who's Taking The Fight To ISIS

Can a former prep schooler from Baltimore help protect the Christians of Mesopotamia from the Islamic State? A dispatch from northern Iraq.

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August 2015
The Mayor of New Orleans Takes On The City's Murder Problem
The Atlantic

The Mayor of New Orleans Takes On The City's Murder Problem

Since 1980, more than 260,000 black men have been killed in America - nearly five times more Americans than died in the Vietnam War. Mitch Landrieu, the mayor of New Orleans, is on a crusade to stop the killing and break the cycle of violence.

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10+ mins  |
September 2015
Havana On The Brink
The Atlantic

Havana On The Brink

City officials are striking a difficult balance between preserving the historic district as a residential neighborhood and reviving its tourist industry. What happens when the Americans arrive?

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September 2015
Please Hate Me. Love, The NRA
Bloomberg Businessweek

Please Hate Me. Love, The NRA

Rekindling the culture war with the gun lobby is a losing proposition. Heres what can be done to curb violence.

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10 mins  |
October 19 - October 25, 2015
Europe's Fascination with Fences
The Global Intelligence

Europe's Fascination with Fences

The E.U. is struggling with a refugee crisis and threatens to close its gates.

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8 mins  |
Summer 2015
The Bipartisan Pontiff
New York magazine

The Bipartisan Pontiff

Pope Francis likes to keep them guessing.

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10 mins  |
Sep 7–20, 2015
Ta-Nehisi Coates - Letter To My Son
The Atlantic

Ta-Nehisi Coates - Letter To My Son

"And have brought humanity to the edge of oblivion: because they think they are white." - James Baldwin

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September 2015
How The Bankers Stayed Out Of Jail
The Atlantic

How The Bankers Stayed Out Of Jail

The probes into bank fraud leading up to the crash have been quietly closed. Has justice been done?

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7 mins  |
September 2015
How A Princess Is Opening Doors For Women In Saudi Arabia
Fast Company

How A Princess Is Opening Doors For Women In Saudi Arabia

In a country where women can't legally take the wheel of a car, one dynamic leader is moving quickly (yet gently) to offer them other tools toward engagement. It doesn't hurt that she's a princess.

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September 2015
Dairy Farmers At The Barricades
Bloomberg Businessweek

Dairy Farmers At The Barricades

Reduced demand from Russia and China triggers a milk glut and lower prices.

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4 mins  |
September 14 - September 20, 2015
Are Lawers Getting Dumber?
Bloomberg Businessweek

Are Lawers Getting Dumber?

Yes, says the woman who runs the bar exam.

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August 24 - August 30, 2015
Now When China Sneezes, The World Catches A Cold
Bloomberg Businessweek

Now When China Sneezes, The World Catches A Cold

The U.S. is healthy enough to withstand Black Monday, but it and the rest of the world must learn to watch out for Chinas well-being.

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August 31 - September 06 2015
8 Exonerated Prisoners On Their First Week As Free Men
New York magazine

8 Exonerated Prisoners On Their First Week As Free Men

Eight exonerated prisoners on their first week on the outside.

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Sep 7–20, 2015
THE RISE OF SEDONS
Late Tackle Football Magazine

THE RISE OF SEDONS

CAM HOWE REPORTS ON THE SUNDAY LEAGUE YOUTUBERS NOW ATTEMPTING TO TAKE NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL BY STORM

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January - February 2025
ONCE MORE UNTO THE BREACH
Late Tackle Football Magazine

ONCE MORE UNTO THE BREACH

TREVOR HEFT TELLS US ABOUT THE FUNNIEST SIGHT IN FOOTBALL

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January - February 2025
THE BATTLE OF HIGHBURY
Late Tackle Football Magazine

THE BATTLE OF HIGHBURY

LIAM HARDING RECALLS AN INFAMOUS MATCH BETWEEN ENGLAND AND ITALY

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January - February 2025
NO MOUNTAIN, NO PROBLEM
Late Tackle Football Magazine

NO MOUNTAIN, NO PROBLEM

POET AND WRITER CHRIS TOWERS TREKKED TO NORTH WALES TO WATCH FLINT MOUNTAIN IN ACTION IN JD CYMRU NORTH

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January - February 2025
TIGERS' CHRISTMAS CRACKER
Late Tackle Football Magazine

TIGERS' CHRISTMAS CRACKER

COLIN ALLAN RECALLS WHEN HULL CITY HOSTED ROTHERHAM UNITED ON CHRISTMAS DAY 6 YEARS AGO...

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January - February 2025
THE CHOCOLATE BOX
Late Tackle Football Magazine

THE CHOCOLATE BOX

YOICHI IGAWA RECALLS A DREAM TRIP TO LA BOMBONERA

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7 mins  |
January - February 2025
Philomena Cunk
Newsweek Europe

Philomena Cunk

PHILOMENA CUNK IS JUST AS SURPRISED AS anyone else at her own popularity.

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1 min  |
December 06-13, 2024