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Riley Beggin

Riley Beggin

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    More than 100,000 people took part in the seventh week of mass protests in Hong Kong.

    By Riley Beggin
    Politics
    Ocasio-Cortez calls for an independent investigation into child separation policiesOcasio-Cortez calls for an independent investigation into child separation policies
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    The representative said she wants a “9/11-style commission” to review the Trump administration’s separation policy.

    By Riley Beggin
    Politics
    The US-Mexico agreement to avoid tariffs is actually months oldThe US-Mexico agreement to avoid tariffs is actually months old
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    Trump has agreed to end his tariff threat to Mexico based on an agreement Mexico made with the US in March.

    By Riley Beggin and Eric Kleefeld
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    How YouTube sent one man down an alt-right rabbit holeHow YouTube sent one man down an alt-right rabbit hole
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    A New York Times report tells the story of Caleb Cain, a man who came to embrace — and later reject — the alt-right through YouTube.

    By Riley Beggin
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    Cory Booker’s new housing plan proposes tax credits for renters, federal incentives, and “baby bonds” as ways to make housing more affordable.

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