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    <em>The Atlantic </em>Daily<em>: </em>These Attacks Could’ve Been Prevented

    But nationwide, evidence that might’ve put away serial rapists often goes untested. Plus: the lawsuit against Obamacare, about the Trump tweets, and more
    by Caroline Mimbs Nyce Jul 15, 2019 3 minutes
    Source: Paul Spella

    It’s Monday, July 15. In today’s issue: an investigation into the national backlog of untested rape kits. Plus: those Trump tweets, and the lawsuit against Obamacare.

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    An Epidemic of Disbelief

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