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‘I know that many people are worried, but Spain is much greater [than Vox]’, insisted the country’s left-wing deputy prime minister Yolanda Díaz at the end of the final debate before Sunday’s general election. She came away from Thursday’s contest as the unanimous winner, forcefully confronting Vox’s far-right leader Santiago Abascal on workers’ rights and […]
Sexual abuse victims without the resources to fight off lawsuits may feel forced to recant their accusations — or never speak out in the first place.
The post Years After #MeToo, Defamation Cases Increasingly Target Victims Who Can’t Afford to Speak Out appeared first on The Intercept.
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One plaintiff vomited while recounting her ordeal. The case marks the first time patients denied abortions have sued a state since Roe was overturned.
The post Testifying Against Texas, Women Denied Abortions Relive the Pregnancies That Almost Killed Them appeared first on The Intercept.
This exoplanet’s sun should have obliterated its atmosphere. It's still going strong.
The post The Shiniest Planet Has Clouds of Metal and Glass appeared first on Nautilus.
The story behind the scare that an atomic bomb would ignite the atmosphere into a fireball.
The post The Day Oppenheimer Feared He Might Blow Up the World appeared first on Nautilus.
Photos taken by The Intercept show dozens of people trapped with little shade in a lethal desert.
The post Border Patrol Is Caging Migrants Outdoors During Deadly Arizona Heatwave appeared first on The Intercept.