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He Was Accused Of Sexual Assault, She Of Using Drugs
The military dealt with them very differently.
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Clean Energy Lender Will Stop Making High-Interest PACE Loans In Missouri
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Early DNA Evidence From Decades-Old Rape Cases Are Both Promising, Alarming
“It’s frightening but also heartening to think there are more serial rapists who may be caught with this testing."
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How A Federal Agency Is Contributing To Salmon's Decline In The Northwest
“We’re filling our hearts back up and fighting our way back to our culture.”
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What Private Equity Firms Are And How They Operate
Private equity is seemingly inescapable.
Across Texas, TX|News|
News Organizations Sue Over Withheld Uvalde Shooting Records
Texas DPS refuses to release records sought in requests.
Across New York, NY|News|
New York Polio Case Now Connected To Traces Of Virus Found In UK And Israel
New York case was the first in the U.S. in nearly a decade.
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There Is No Planet B
Barbados resists climate colonialism in an effort to survive the costs of global warming.
Across Oklahoma, OK|News|
Richard Glossip Has Eaten Three Last Meals On Death Row
Years later, the state is still trying to execute him.
Across Florida, FL|News|
A Government Official Helped Them Register
Now they've been charged with voter fraud.
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Texas Officials Celebrated End Of Abortion Rights
State lauds cutting back postpartum Medicaid extension.
Across Tennessee, TN|News|
The Judge Who Illegally Jailed Children Is Retiring
The candidates to replace her have different approaches.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
Her Ex-Husband Is Suing A Clinic Over The Abortion She Had Four Years Ago
"The civil remedies follow what the criminal law makes unlawful."
Across Texas, TX|News|
Critical Omissions Plague Texas Gun Background Check Law
“This bill will ultimately save lives, and I hope you’ll give it your most serious consideration."
Across America, US|News|
Pharma Companies Sue For The Right To Buy Blood From Mexicans Along Border
Companies acknowledge contributions to the world’s supply of blood plasma.
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Pegasus Spyware Maker Campaigning To Get Off U.S. Blacklist
Israeli cybersecurity company NSO Group lobbies for blacklist removal.
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ProPublica Opens Up New Opportunities To Join Our Local Reporting Network
Applications are now open for five spots in ProPublica's Local Reporting Network.
Washington DC|News|
What is the FRC?
Right-wing think tank Family Research Council is now a church in eyes of the IRS.
Across California, CA|News|
The City Where Investigations Take So Long, Officers Kill Before Reviews Are Done
Vallejo's reviews of police killings can drag on for years.
