Mawlawi Harun, 90, is Rohingya, a predominantly Muslim ethnic group that has fled Myanmar en masse as the government there has mounted a campaign against
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Here’s the finalized lineup for the September Democratic debate
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The Trump administration’s new plan to privatize Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, explained
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Michigan has a smart idea for fixing gerrymandering. Conservatives want to crush it.
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How to follow (and listen to) Recode’s Code Commerce conference in New York City
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Ride-sharing services refuse to serve underage kids. Teens still use them.
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Dozens of Google employees say they were retaliated against for reporting harassment
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6 winners and 3 losers from Succession’s best episode yet
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Just Mercy is a powerful argument against the death penalty
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Boris Johnson refuses to ask the EU for a Brexit extension. Some experts say he may go to jail for it.
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