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Many news organizations, including The Washington Post, have phased out the role of ombudsman or public editor, an independent voice that serves as a liaison between readers and the newsroom. Add the New York Times to that list.

Under a draft rule from the Trump Administration, your employer will be allowed to deny contraceptive coverage by claiming a religious or moral objection. According to the ACLU, the rule is shameful in its hypocrisy, hurts religious liberty, encourages discrimination and will not reduce litigation as suggested.

The country, Erik Prince wrote, should be run by an American viceroy who would lead all U.S. government and coalition efforts including command, budget, policy, promotion, and contracting and report directly to the president.

The research is in: Becoming a debt slave before youre allowed to buy beer and before your brain is fully formed is not healthy for you.

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Trump Targets Contraceptive Coverage ; The Heavy Price of Student Debt and More Picks for 6/7

Britain to Revamp Security Apparatus ; Californias Cost Saving Medicare for All Plan and More Picks for 6/6

Dem Quits Iowa Race Over Death Threats ; How Wall Street Makes Air Travel Uncomfortable and More Picks for 6/5

Trump to Keep US Embassy in Tel Aviv (For Now) ; The Cost of Climate Change for Millennials and More Picks for 6/2

UK Believes Manchester Bomber Acted Alone ; Assange to Host Hannitys Radio Show? and More Picks for 6/1

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