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    US supreme court could deal blow to provision protecting minority voters

    Decision could narrow section 2 of Voting Rights Act, which prohibits voting laws that discriminate based on race

    • Politics
    • Washington Post

    Groups ask Supreme Court to declare the all-male military draft unconstitutional

    The case, which has the backing of several retired generals, bears similarities to the lawsuits that helped to launch Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s legal career decades ago.

    • Politics
    • Washington Post

    Group that sued Harvard asks Supreme Court to end use of race in college admissions

    Lower courts had rejected a challenge to Harvard’s race-conscious admissions practices.

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    • www.dailykos.com

    'Protect us, respect us, and pay us,' Rev. Barber says of the necessity for a $15 minimum wage

    Including a minimum wage increase in a bill passing the Senate under budget reconciliation got a procedural boost on Monday. The Congressional Budget Office responded to Sen. Bernie Sanders’ queries with an assessment that the minimum wage would have broader budgetary effects than some other measures that have passed the Senate through reconciliation. That means the minimum wage should be eligible for inclusion in a COVID-19 relief package. Unfortunately, there’s also been a setback for the...

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    • the Guardian

    The Guardian view on sharing vaccines: protecting others protects us

    It is in everyone’s interests for richer countries to ensure supplies are distributed more equitably Coronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageCan naked self-interest achieve what a sense of justice has signally failed to do? Perhaps. Friday’s G7 meeting offers some hope that, at last, wealthy countries are waking up to the need to share vaccines more equitably with the rest of the world. More than 193m doses have been given globally, including more than 16m in the UK – yet 130...

    • World
    • The Washington Times

    New US envoy starts challenge to restore US on world stage

    Linda Thomas-Greenfield presented her credentials as U.S. ambassador to the United Nations to Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Thursday, officially taking on one of the most challenging jobs for the Biden administration of helping to restore the United States as a top multilateral player on the global stage after former President Donald Trump’s unilateral “America First” policy.

    • World
    • DW.COM

    A group of Nigerian farmers and fishermen can sue Royal Dutch Shell PLC in English courts over pollution from decades of oil spills, Britain's highest court ruled. UK's Supreme Court said the Anglo-Dutch firm may owe a "duty of care'' to the claimants over the actions of its Nigerian subsidiary

    Britain's Supreme Court has ruled that more than 40,000 people can make claims against the European energy giant following decades of oil spills in the Niger Delta region.

    • USA
    • the Guardian

    'America, send us your ideas': Biden pledges to protect 30% of US lands by 2030

    To reach this conservation goal, the country will have to conserve more than 400m acres of land and waterways in the next 10 years

    • Tech
    • ZDNet

    Backed to Business: Amazon asks us to help Build It

    For years, Kickstarter and Indiegogo have dominated the device crowdfunding space. Now, Amazon is entering the fray with gadgets it will make if people vote with their wallets.

    • World
    • The Independent

    Atlanta DA asks court who should prosecute police officers

    A prosecutor is asking a court to decide who should handle the prosecution of Atlanta police officers in two high-profile cases involving allegations of excessive force

    • Politics
    • Washington Post

    Supreme Court to again consider federal protections for minority voters

    A more conservative court could make changes in how rules for next election will be set.

    • USA
    • New York Post

    Chinese government adds wolves to protected species list

    Wolves are finally getting some respect in China. Long reviled as pests and symbols of greed and cruelty, wolves have now joined nearly 1,000 other species that the Chinese government is determined to protect. In addition to wolves, the Chinese government launched a campaign to protect the lime-green Mangshan pit viper and the Yangzi finless

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