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Igor Derysh (page 105)

Email: iderysh@salon.com

Igor Derysh is Salon’s managing editor. He has worked as a politics writer and editor at Salon since 2018. He was previously the managing editor of Latest. His work has also appeared in the Los Angeles Times, Chicago Tribune, Boston Herald and Baltimore Sun.

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Old Post Office Pavilion (Getty/zrfphoto)

Old Post Office Tower in D.C. mysteriously reopens despite shutdown

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Dan McCready; Mark Harris (AP/Chuck Burton)

North Carolina GOP sabotages investigation of election fraud in disputed House district

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A layer of pollution can be seen hovering over Los Angeles, California (Getty/Frederic J. Brown)

Trump’s EPA stops punishing big polluters for breaking federal law

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(Getty/Salon)

Drugmakers shrug off Trump tweets and kick off 2019 with big price hikes

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(AP/Patrick Semansky)

FBI investigating Trump golf club for hiring undocumented workers after tip to Mueller

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(U.S. Department of Health and Human Services via AP)

Staffers at detention facility caught on video abusing migrant children

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Central American migrants are given food at The Rockhouse Cafe and Gallery after being dropped off in downtown El Paso by Immigration and Customs Enforcement on Christmas day, December 25, 2018. (Getty/Paul Ratje)

No room at the inn: Hundreds of migrant families released from custody are being dumped in the cold

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The U.S. Capitol is seen during a partial shutdown of the U.S. government, on December 26, 2018 in Washington, DC. (Getty/Mark Wilson)

Trump administration tells furloughed workers: Do chores to pay your rent!

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Dan McCready; Mark Harris (AP/Chuck Burton)

Ballots may have been stolen or destroyed in disputed N.C. House race

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Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen is sworn in before the House Judiciary Committee on Capitol Hill in Washington, Thursday, Dec. 20, 2018. (AP/Susan Walsh)

Another child dies: Kirstjen Nielsen blames the family, “open borders”

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A woman and her daughter shop for groceries using Food Stamps. (Getty/Andrew Burton)

Shutdown hits poor hardest: Food stamp office cut by 95 percent

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(AP/Mark Lennihan)

Ho ho ho: IRS cuts audits of rich, steps up audits of poor after budget cuts

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Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen is sworn in before the House Judiciary Committee on Capitol Hill in Washington, Thursday, Dec. 20, 2018. (AP/Susan Walsh)

How many people have died in DHS custody? Kirstjen Nielsen doesn’t know the answer

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Stephanie Clayton; Dinah Sykes; Barbara Bollier (AP/Nicholas Clayton/John Hanna/YouTube/Sykes for Senate)

Three Kansas Republicans switch parties in one week; more defections expected

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North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper (AP/Gerry Broome)

North Carolina Republicans override Democratic governor’s veto to force new voter ID law

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Rob Portman; Ben Cardin (AP/Getty/Salon)

Two senators try to sneak anti-free speech, pro-Israel law into bill to avert shutdown

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Donald Trump; Jeff Flake; Bob Corker; John Kasich (Getty/AP/Salon)

Now Republicans in some states want to cancel primaries to protect Trump from challengers

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Mark Harris (AP/Chuck Burton)

North Carolina GOP demands Mark Harris’ win be certified despite mounting evidence of fraud

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Brian Kemp (AP/Getty/Salon)

Georgia’s Brian Kemp had “no evidence” when he falsely accused Dems of hacking voter database

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(Getty/Justin Sullivan)

Utah GOP guts voter-approved medical marijuana initiative after lobbying from Mormon church

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Kirstjen Nielsen; Immigrant children outside a former Job Corps site that now houses them. (AP/Susan Walsh/Wilfredo Lee)

Kirstjen Nielsen blames family of seven-year-old girl who died in Border Patrol custody

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Sen. James Inhofe (Getty/Chip Somodevilla)

Top Armed Services Republican bought defense contractor stock after military spending push

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Jampacked with more than 7,000 refugees, the South Vietnamese Navy ship HQ-504 arrives at Vung Tau port, the South Vietnam' s most popular sea resort, and now the only port city in the Government hands. More than 20,000 Vietnamese refugees including those from Hue and Da Nang arrived at Vung Tau from Cam Ranh Bay, on board the Navy ships. (Getty/StaffAFP)

Trump administration may target Vietnamese refugees for deportation under new rules

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Maria Butina (AP/Pavel Ptitsin)

Maria Butina, alleged Russian spy, pleads guilty to conspiracy in federal court

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