Affluent Private Universities Are Tax Shelters For the Rich

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A Grieving Afghan Man Says He Tried to Get Medical Care for His Brother Who Died in ICE Custody

With Promises of Money, Controversial Gas Pipeline on Navajo Nation Passes First Hurdle

California Could Be the First State to Ban Quartz Countertops

As the U.S. Spends Billions Fighting Iran, War-Driven Inflation Hits Working Families Hard

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Don’t Call It Upward Mobility If People Still Can’t Afford to Live

In California Governor’s Race, Xavier Becerra Walks Away From Single-Payer