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Fishing for Secrets in the Nord Stream Abyss

Jeremy ScahillA Swedish engineer set out to prove that Seymour Hersh’s narrative about the Nord Stream bombing was correct. What he found was very different.
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Samuel Alito’s Wife Leased Land to an Oil and Gas Firm While the Justice Fought the EPA

Daniel BoguslawA deal made by Alito’s wife with an energy company paints recent Supreme Court decisions on the environment in a damning light.
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Border Patrol Video of Killing Shows Native Man Had No Gun, Complied With Orders

Ryan DevereauxRaymond Mattia’s family said the partial release of body camera footage “feels like a cheap attempt to justify what they did.”
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Information Warfare Was Key to Prigozhin’s Mutiny Against Putin

Alice SperiThe Wagner boss oversees an online army that has pushed disinformation around the globe, including alleged interference in the 2016 presidential election.
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Released Guantánamo Detainees Are Still Being Denied Human Rights, U.N. Report Warns

Elise SwainU.S.-brokered transfers to Kazakhstan led to arbitrary detention, former Guantánamo prisoners told The Intercept.
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After Overturning Roe v. Wade, SCOTUS Treats Itself to Sprawling Security Detail

Ken KlippensteinAfter the Dobbs decision leaked, the Supreme Court more than doubled its protective detail, despite no evidence of a heightened threat.
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U.S. Chamber of Commerce Invites Trump Bête Noire Michael Morell to Speak at Major Gathering

Ryan GrimMorell, Donald Trump’s “deep state” enemy No. 1, spoke at a Chamber of Commerce event Monday, highlighting the strange gulf between the K Street titan and the GOP.
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CIA Arms Dealer Was Actually DEA Target

InterceptedHe thought he was a CIA arms dealer, but the DEA ran an entrapment sting operation.
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