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3 Takeaways from the Iowa Caucuses

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Iowa held its first-in-the-nation caucuses on Monday night with record turnout. Find out who won and who’s out with Reason’s three takeaways from the Iowa caucuses.

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Produced by Alexis Garcia. Music by Kevin McLeod. Additional footage courtesy of Extra.

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Top U.S. & World Headlines — February 2, 2016
After Dead Heat in Iowa, Will Clinton Move Further Left to Stop the Sanders Surge?
Democracy Now!
http://democracynow.org - With Iowa out of the way, the presidential contest now shifts to New Hampshire, which holds its primary a week from today. Then come contests in Nevada and South Carolina, followed by the delegate-rich "Super Tuesday" primaries on March 1. Although Bernie Sanders was able to tie Clinton in Iowa and leads her in the New Hampshire polls, he’ll face a tougher challenge as the contest moves to the Southern states. And Clinton already has a big advantage away from the voting booths: the support of several hundred "superdelegates," who vote based on their own preferences, not their party’s state results. We discuss the Iowa results and look ahead to what’s next with two guests: Ellen Chesler, a longtime supporter of Hillary Clinton and senior fellow at the Roosevelt Institute, and John Nichols, political writer for The Nation, which has endorsed Bernie Sanders, and author of several books, including the newly updated "The 'S' Word: A Short History of an American ...
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"There’s no way to really think about our current moment without contextualizing it in historical background, and in many ways that’s what can make what we’re doing a true threat, and make it an opportunity to really change what’s happening," lead singer Victoria Ruiz says.

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http://democracynow.org - Peace activist Mary Anne Grady Flores gives an extended web-only interview just hours before she reports to jail to begin a six-month sentence for photographing a protest at the Hancock Field Air National Guard Base in New York, where U.S. drones are piloted remotely. We also speak with Jonathan Wallace, an attorney who has worked extensively with the drone resistance movement.
Jalapeño Stuffed Pretzel
PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals)
50 Vegan Recipes for Super Bowl 50: http://www.peta.org/living/food/football-vegan-recipes-photos/

Jalapeño Stuffed Pretzel:
1 can Immaculate Baking Company Pretzel Dough or any premade vegan pizza
1 cup shredded vegan cheddar cheese
1/2 cup sliced jalapeños

Preheat the oven to 400°F.
Roll out the dough into a rectangle shape, then cut into thirds lengthwise. Slightly stretch each piece of dough and top with the shredded vegan cheese and jalapeño slices. Fold the dough over the vegan cheese and jalapeños and seal to make three rolls. Twist the two ends of each roll and form each roll into a pretzel shape.
Place on a greased cookie sheet and top with more vegan cheese and jalapeño slices.
Bake until golden brown, about 20 minutes. Allow to cool for 5 minutes, then serve.

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