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- Progressives warn "Dems will lose in 2022" if $15 wage dies in Senate
  Salon.com· 1 day ago
  As journalist David Sirota, founder of the Daily Poster and former staffer for the 2020 Bernie...
- 'I Never Was a Beat Poet': Lawrence Ferlinghetti's Musical Vision
  Rolling Stone· 20 hours ago
  Lawrence Ferlinghetti, who died last month just 30 days shy of his 102nd birthday, lived a life of...
- For H.M. Naqvi, COVID-19 is a creative spur
  Nikkei Asian Review· 5 days ago
  If there is one bright spot amid the world’s COVID-19 lockdowns it is that solitary writers are finding the time, concentration and motivation to rush...
- The Vagrancy Act needs to be scrapped – we have to end homelessness for good
  The Independent via Yahoo News· 3 days ago
  The Liberal Democrats have been campaigning for this Dickensian act to be abolished for years....
- Virus diary
  Arkansas Democrat-Gazette· 6 days ago
  It's apparently not enough for Britons to endure almost 120,000 covid-19 deaths and face a new variant of the virus scientists say is more contagious and...
- Lou Ursone (opinion): After topping Giving Day, Curtain Call asks supporters to take a bow
  Stamford Advocate· 3 days ago
  As Stamford’s only year-round nonprofit producing theater company, we are blessed to have so many...
- In Jessup, turning food waste into energy and something good for the earth | COMMENTARY
  Baltimore Sun· 5 days ago
  What the Green New Deal might look like: Waste-to-energy plants across the fruited plain.
- Robert Maxwell, Not Rupert Murdoch, Was the Real-Life Logan Roy
  Houston Chronicle· 5 days ago
  Maxwell was a complex man whose story is well-known by now. Eastern European-bred Jew who made it...
- In-House Perspective: The Guiding Principles of Lean Communication | Lean Adviser Legal
  Law.com· 4 days ago
  If you badger, bore or bewilder clients, the chances are you’ll be seen as just annoying. In all...
- Reviewing the Book Review
  New York Times· 4 days ago
  As the publication celebrates its 125th anniversary, Parul Sehgal, a staff critic and former editor at the Book Review, delves into the archives to...