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[t]   Thursday, July 6, 2017 [t r u t h o u t] [View Recent Newsletters]( [Tell a friend about Truthout!]( [Donate Today!](   Truthout is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization; donations are tax deductible.   BuzzFlash In 2019, Volvo Will Stop Designing Cars Solely Run on Internal Combustion Engines Mark Karlin, BuzzFlash at Truthout: Volvo is moving toward renewable energy because it sees it as good business. [Read the BuzzFlash Commentary](   US Halts North Korean Diplomacy in Favor of Pressure Tactics [Read the Article at BuzzFlash](   Japan and Europe Counter Trump With Colossal Trade Deal [Read the Article at The Washington Post](   Washington State's Working Families Score Groundbreaking Paid Leave Victory [Read the Article at Rewire](   Standing Against the Banks: DAPL Divestment and Water Protectors' Ongoing Fight [Read the EcoWatch Article at BuzzFlash](   The Final Bar? How Gentrification Threatens American Music Cities [Read the Article at the Guardian US](   Hobby Lobby Purchased Thousands of Ancient Artifacts Smuggled Out of Iraq [Read the Article at The Atlantic](   Voter Fraud Commission May Have Violated the Law [Read the Article at The Hill](     [Congress Must Reclaim War-Making Authority]( Marjorie Cohn, Truthout: The House Appropriations Committee has passed an amendment to the defense spending bill that would repeal the post-9/11 Authorization for Use of Military Force (AUMF), which has been used as a blank check for military intervention 37 times. Congress should repeal the AUMF altogether and severely limit Trump's ability to use military force against North Korea, Iran and elsewhere. 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These influential thinkers and authors discuss the need to start coming together in our communities, writing "people's platforms" and not relying on candidates, as well as their hopes and fears for resistance to the Trump regime. [Read the Transcript]( [Keeping Up the Pressure: Using Town Halls to Fight Trumpcare and Demand Single-Payer]( Barbara G. Ellis, Truthout: Now is the time for Congress to disobey party leaders and get a bipartisan "Medicare for All" bill to a vote by Thanksgiving or Christmas. Whether it passes or not, voters in the 2018 mid-term elections will remember which incumbents voted in favor of health care for all, and which voted in favor of more astronomical hospital bills and preventable deaths among their constituents. 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[Watch the Video and Read the Transcript]( [Court Rejects Florida's Updated "Stand Your Ground" Law]( Llowell Williams, Care2: Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Milton Hirsch ruled this week that new alterations to the "Stand Your Ground" law violated Florida's Constitution. In his order, Hirsch explained that legislators had exceeded their authority and argued that such changes could only come from the state's Supreme Court. [Read the Article]( [The World Is Facing Its Worst Food Crisis Since World War II]( Tharanga Yakupitiyage, Inter Press Service: During its biennial conference held in Rome this week, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations noted that the world is facing its worst food crisis since World War II. Almost 60 percent of hungry people around the world live in areas affected by conflicts and climate change. [Read the Article]( [The Saudi-American-Iranian-Russian-Qatari-Syrian Conundrum]( Dilip Hiro, TomDispatch: The impulsive Donald Trump has met his younger counterpart, Saudi Arabia's Prince Mohammad bin Salman, equally impulsive about even the medium-term consequences of his aggressive initiatives. It's a formula for disaster in the Middle East on a breathtaking scale. [Read the Article]( [There's No Good Reason for Your Boss to Make 347 Times What You Do]( Steven Clifford, OtherWords: One of the few checks on executive pay is a rule under the Dodd-Frank financial reform law requiring companies to disclose the ratio of CEO to average worker pay. Congress is now considering repealing this rule. If you think CEOs making 347 times what you do shouldn't be held secret, let your representatives know. [Read the Article]( [Greece Has Been a Laboratory on a Way Out of a Capitalist Crisis]( Ricardo Vaz, Investig'Action: Mariana Tsichli is a lawyer and a member of the political council of Greece's left-wing party Laïkí Enótita (Popular Unity). Tsichli discusses the most recent economic agreement reached by the Eurogroup and the measures it entails, the way out of the crisis and the task of building a united front in Greece. [Read the Interview]( [Support Truthout with a tax-deductible donation ]( Please add messenger@truthout.org to ensure you receive our messages Truthout is a proud member of the Newspaper Guild/CWA, Local 36047 [Subscribe]( | [Unsubscribe]( [Privacy Policy](   [The Newspaper Guild]

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