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National Correspondent for Mother Jones focused on extremism etc. Same handle at the other place. Tips: kbutler@motherjones.com
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Here’s What Pete Hegseth’s Religion Believes About Mormons

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By Kiera Butler Verified
| Mother Jones Verified
Last week, the Pentagon released a new list of 31 religions officially recognized by the US Department of Defense, edited down from more than 200 that had previously been accepted.
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Oh Goody, a Trump Official Once Called Ebola a “Scam”

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By Kiera Butler Verified
| Mother Jones Verified
The current Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda is one of the largest in recent history. According to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, there have been nearly 1,000 suspected cases and more than 200 suspected deaths. The disease is spreading quickly, and public health workers say they have struggled to contain it because funds for the US Agency for International Development and other aid efforts have been cut by the Trump administration.
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Florida Is Poised to Make Opting Out of Vaccines Way Easier

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By Kiera Butler Verified
| Mother Jones Verified
Today, the Florida Legislature will vote on a bill that would make it significantly easier for parents to skip their children’s routine childhood vaccinations. The bill would allow exemptions “based on the parent’s religious tenets or practices or conscience,” meaning essentially that parents would no longer need to demonstrate medical or religious reasons for exemptions.
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