Trump flaunts pardon rules — and costs victims and taxpayers more than $1 billion
The Marshall Project reports that Trump’s pardons violate DOJ standards, costing victims over $1.3 billion, favoring political allies over…
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Some California winemakers don’t want tariffs on their European competitors. Here’s why
CalMatters reports some California winemakers oppose European wine tariffs, fearing they harm domestic producers amid rising costs and declining…
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‘We opened a door nobody knew existed’: How displaced Black families won reparations in Portland
Next City reports on Portland’s historic $8.5M settlement for Black families displaced in urban renewal, acknowledging systemic racial…
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Gun violence in this Midwestern city isn’t abating. Its leaders halted programs that could help.
The Trace reports that Fort Wayne, Indiana, has no government-supported violence prevention or intervention program, which local activists say is…
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Pharma industry and Ballard Partners dominate the lobbying space in second quarter of 2025
OpenSecrets reports the pharma industry led lobbying in Q2 2025, spending $105.4 million, followed by Ballard Partners at $20…
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A federal program helps families eat healthy meals. Trump’s new legislation cuts it.
Chalkbeat reports that Trump’s legislation cuts SNAP-Ed funding, risking increased child hunger and reduced access to fresh produce for…
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Most gun violence victims are enrolled in Medicaid. Trump’s cuts are putting them at risk.
The Trace examines the potential effects of the “One Big Beautiful Bill” on the healthcare sector, violence prevention, and mental health…
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These 7 cities added the most community health centers in the past two years
Health Centers Near Me reports that seven cities opened 13 new community health centers, enhancing access in underserved…
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Many voters in this state could benefit from a ballot in Arabic, but the law isn’t on their side
Votebeat reports on the need for Arabic ballots in Michigan, highlighting a lack of legal requirements despite a growing Arabic-speaking…
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A town ‘built by industry’ adjusts to life as the liquefied natural gas capital of Canada
The Narwhal reports Kitimat, B.C. celebrates its status as Canada’s LNG capital after LNG Canada shipped its first cargo, despite community…
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Student loan caps might worsen the national doctor shortage, critics worry
Stateline reports that new student loan caps may worsen the doctor shortage as aspiring physicians struggle with rising…
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4 ways retailers are adopting AI, robotics, and other new tech in 2025
Uniqode analyzed industry reports and news articles to explore the latest advancements in shopping…
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More 16- and 17-year-olds are gaining the right to vote. Could this become the norm?
Votebeat reports on a trend where more 16- and 17-year-olds gain voting rights, starting in places like Newark, boosting civic…
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Undocumented children will be barred from Head Start preschool under new Trump rule
Chalkbeat reports that undocumented children will no longer qualify for Head Start preschool under a Trump administration policy…
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The cost of doing nothing: How tariffs could cut into peak season profits for e-commerce brands
Passport reports that e-commerce brands face rising tariffs, increasing compliance costs, and operational risks ahead of peak season, impacting…
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Behind the masks: Who are the people rounding up immigrants in California?
CalMatters reports on masked federal agents conducting immigration raids in California, sparking confusion and new legislative efforts to unmask…
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Apprenticeships for high schoolers are touted as the next big thing. One state leads the way
The Hechinger Report highlights Indiana’s Elkhart County leading in high school apprenticeships, offering students viable career paths beyond…
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A new study proves that criminalizing homelessness doesn’t reduce homelessness
Next City reports a study shows criminalizing homelessness does not reduce it, with many cities seeing increased rates…
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2 out of 5 child care teachers make so little they need public assistance to support their families
The Hechinger Report reports that 40% of child care teachers earn so little they need public assistance, highlighting severe pay inequities in the…
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How the Supreme Court ruled differently in immigration and criminal justice cases
The Marshall Project reports on Supreme Court rulings that weakened universal injunctions, impacting immigration laws while some criminal justice…
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One state's innovative approach to protecting domestic violence survivors
The Trace examines Ohio’s approach to helping to protect survivors of domestic…
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Most college students are taking online classes, but they’re paying just as much as in-person students
The Hechinger Report reports that online education costs equal or exceeds in-person tuition, which some students find…
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Freshman lawmakers see increased donations from industries under their purview
OpenSecrets reports freshman lawmakers saw a surge in PAC donations from industries they now oversee after gaining committee…
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The price of protection: LGBTQ+ families and the cost of moving
News Is Out reports that LGBTQ+ families face economic challenges when relocating from states with harmful laws, affecting their safety and financial…
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Where are they now? The high school classes that scattered the most across the U.S.
PeopleFinders reports on high school classes that have scattered across the U.S., exploring patterns in where graduates end…
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No one knows whether Trump’s $50B for rural health will be enough
Stateline reports that concerns linger over whether Trump’s $50B aid for rural health is sufficient to counteract significant Medicaid…
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‘We stand on the brink of system failure’: Feds up pressure for states to reach deal on the future of the Colorado River
The Salt Lake Tribune reports seven states must agree on sharing Colorado River water by 2026 due to dwindling supplies and impending…
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Gay men face alarming suicide rates amid declining mental health resources
News Is Out reports that gay men face alarming suicide rates due to declining mental health resources and societal…
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Level up your bills: The smart guide to bill consolidation
Achieve reports on bill consolidation strategies to simplify payments, reduce debt, and manage finances effectively while highlighting pros and…
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Romance scams roundup: All of the romance scams you should know to keep your heart and bank safe
Spokeo reports romance scams exploit trust, causing $1.3 billion in losses yearly. Stay vigilant against catfishing and other online…
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A brazen case of election fraud unfolds in Pennsylvania. What are the lessons?
Votebeat reports on a Pennsylvania election fraud case where a mayoral candidate illegally registered non-residents to vote, revealing…
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How AI-powered police forces watch your every move
The Marshall Project reports on the rapid adoption of AI in policing, highlighting its use in New Orleans for real-time monitoring and…
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What's behind the decline in pro-gun lawsuits?
The Trace reports a decrease in pro-gun lawsuits post-Bruen ruling, with gun rights groups focusing on appellate cases and seeking victories…
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A new way to help some college students: Zero percent, no-fee loans
The Hechinger Report reports on a new zero percent, no-fee loan program in Hawaii helping low-income students pursue degrees, fostering a…
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California’s truck emissions rules could drive up prices for all Americans
DPF Parts Direct reports California’s Clean Truck Check aims to reduce diesel emissions, raising compliance costs and potentially increasing consumer…
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Floods are swallowing their village. But for them and others, the EPA has cut the lifeline.
Floodlight reports Kipnuk, Alaska, faces floods as the EPA cancels a crucial $20M grant, risking the village’s relocation amidst widespread funding…
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Reverse phone lookup demystified: When, why, and how to use it legally
Spokeo reports reverse phone lookup tools help identify unknown callers, verify identities, and monitor digital footprints…
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What are the common causes of crane accidents?
CICB reports common crane accident causes include human error, mechanical failure, environmental factors, improper rigging, and inadequate…
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When building sandcastles and tunnels, beware collapsing sand
The Conversation notes that, while digging holes in sand might seem innocent, if the hole is deep enough and collapses on a person, it is extremely…
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Childhood vaccination rates drop across 1,600 US counties
The 74 reports childhood vaccination rates have dropped in 1,600 US counties since the pandemic, risking herd immunity amid rising measles…
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Industry trends driving vehicle innovation in defense
Advanced Conversion Technology reports on trends shaping military vehicle innovation, including autonomous tech, robotics, sustainability, and…
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What the REAL ID delay tells us about implementing proof-of-citizenship laws
Votebeat reports that delays in implementing REAL ID reveal potential challenges for proof-of-citizenship laws in voting, risking voter…
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‘We’re still living with the aftermath’: Floridians brace for fresh hurricane season
Economic Hardship Reporting Project and The Guardian talk to Florida residents who have been impacted by increasingly strong and frequent…
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4 ways the US military is embracing commercial technology
Uniqode looked at how the Department of Defense integrates innovations from tech companies into the country’s national security…
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‘We the People’ includes all Americans – but July 4 is a reminder that democracy remains a work in progress
The Conversation focuses on how the overall expansion of voting rights and a historical understanding of “We the People” shows that everyone…
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Why the health care industry is one of the biggest cybercrime targets
Free NPI Lookup examined HHS data and other sources to explore the scale of health care data breaches over the last…
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5 surprising opioid use disorder statistics
Charlie Health reports that nearly 10% of Americans have a drug use disorder, with many not receiving necessary treatment amid ongoing opioid…
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The Feds are offering migrants cash to self-deport. Lawyers call these incentives misleading.
The Marshall Project reports on the misleading promises by DHS to incentivize self-deportation, raising serious legal concerns for…
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Tenant screening inaccuracies and the people they hurt
TurboTenant reports 1 in 7 tenant screenings contain inaccuracies, impacting both landlords and tenants, causing potential eviction and legal…
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These 4 states were caught sharing personal health data with Big Tech
The Markup reports four states shared sensitive health data with tech firms through online health exchanges, raising privacy…
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The hidden dangers in your home: What the data says about furniture and appliance injuries
CheapInsurance.com reports that everyday appliances like refrigerators and ovens cause thousands of injuries each year, often from normal…
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5 surprising stats on alcohol use disorder
Charlie Health reports that alcohol use disorder affects over 29 million Americans, with rising deaths and a significant treatment…
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The decline of American happiness: Why the US is falling behind in global rankings
Spokeo explores why happiness is declining in the U.S. and how growing divides are pushing the country down in global well-being…
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Which news sources do Americans trust the most and least in 2025?
YouGov reports that trust in American media is sharply divided by political lines, with The Weather Channel as the most trusted…
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Are local officials duty-bound to certify elections? Arizona ruling creates new doubt
Votebeat reports that a recent court ruling challenges the long-held presumption in Arizona that supervisors have no discretion when certifying…
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How one state reduced its overdose death rate by 32% in a year
Healthbeat reports New York state cut overdose deaths by 32% through increased harm reduction services and treatment, reflecting national…
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‘All public health is local’: Experts sound alarm on consequences of HHS shuttering regional offices
Healthbeat reports HHS is closing five regional offices, risking public health support and services like Head Start amidst staff…
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19 photos of Juneteenth celebrations over the years
Stacker collected images of Juneteenth celebrations over the years that showcase how the holiday has changed, from 1970 to…
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Texas lawmakers hear concerns about bill to require proof of citizenship for voting
Votebeat reports on concerns from Democratic lawmakers and Texas voters that a GOP-backed bill to require citizenship proof from voters could…
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IDs through the ages: How people have proven their identity over time
Spokeo examined the history of identification and its evolution throughout the centuries, from seals to…
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The 10 hottest cities in the US, ranked by temperature
Redfin compiled a list of the hottest cities in the U.S. to help you stay safe in a warming world—whether you’re heat-averse and looking for…
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Why we still don’t have enough solid data on pregnancy in prison
The Marshall Project highlights a new report that sheds light on pregnant people behind bars, but misses their lived…
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How to tell if a profile is fake
PeopleWin explains how to spot fake internet profiles on social media and potentially uncover who is actually behind…
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Arizona voters face more scrutiny of their citizenship and residency after judge upholds 2022 laws
Votebeat reports that after a judge upheld 2022 voting laws, the checks by election officials are likely to disproportionately affect naturalized…
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The defining diet of every decade for the past 100 years
Hers explores what history can teach us about diet and…
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Without AmeriCorps rural communities will lose essential social services
The Daily Yonder looks into how, after the Department of Government Efficiency cut over $400 million worth of AmeriCorps grants across the country,…
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Why Trump wants to ban barcodes on ballots, and what it means for voters and election officials
Votebeat reveals that President Donald Trump’s executive order targeting a technology which helps speed up vote counting could be costly if…
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Trump is targeting sanctuary cities. But what is a sanctuary city, anyway?
Next City explains that sanctuary cities, which aim to limit collaboration with federal immigration enforcement, are legal—but they have long been…
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After years apart, they found their loved ones experiencing homelessness
CalMatters reveals what happened when two people were able to reconnect with their relatives experiencing homelessness after reading a CalMatters…
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There’s a lot to learn about crime. Trump’s orders are making it harder to get answers.
The Marshall Project reports that so far the Trump administration has cut funds for tracking bad cops, shootings and violent extremism, canceled…
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Latinas hold more state legislature seats than ever before
The 19th reports that 214 Latinas hold seats in state legislatures nationwide, up from 192 in 2024, and they aren’t the only ones to set…
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How people with disabilities navigate voting hurdles
Votebeat relates how people with disabilities must choose between a few imperfect options in states that haven’t adopted electronic absentee…
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What Pope Leo XIV has said about LGBTQ+ people, immigration and abortion
The 19th reports that newly elected Pope Leo XIV, the first American to hold the papacy—as well as the first Peruvian citizen, having been…
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Special education and Trump: What parents and schools need to know
The Hechinger Report outlines step-by-step how dismantling the Education Department might alter services for students with…
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Knitting, cheerleading, fishing: This is what a cellphone ban looks like in one school district
The Hechinger Report reveals that by pairing an expansion of extracurriculars with its cellphone ban, a Washington state district has seen a drop in…
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Domestic violence services are in jeopardy, providers say
The Trace reports how the Trump administration’s push to cut federal grants has domestic violence groups considering layoffs, reduced hours, and…
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Higher ed's dubious deal with prison health care
Economic Hardship Reporting Project and The Chronicle of Higher Education investigate university-run prison health care systems in Texas, New Jersey,…
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This public college was taken over by the far-right—a warning for the future of higher ed
Economic Hardship Reporting Project, Teen Vogue and Lux Magazine report that North Idaho College, a two-year community college, might go under…
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Head Start is turning 60. The federal child care program may not make it to 61.
The Hechinger Report explains that providers operating on ‘razor-thin margins’ worry about the possibility of deep cuts from the Trump…
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How one state sent residents' personal health data to LinkedIn
The Markup reports that after California’s health insurance exchange transmitted pregnancy and domestic abuse data during a marketing campaign, the…
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Americans might love Cinco de Mayo, but few know what they're celebrating
The Conversation explains the real history behind the Mexican-American…
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Cities have a public bathroom crisis. Are smart, portable bathrooms the way forward?
Next City reports that one toilet startup is using social psychology and gig labor to help address L.A.’s public bathroom problem, but advocates have…
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'Stop the Bleed' kits could help shooting victims. Why don't more people know about them?
The Trace reports that violence prevention leaders say a city program, which could help bystanders save lives, is missing a key…
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These states have investigated miscarriages and stillbirths as crimes
The Marshall Project reports on a recent arrest in Georgia that highlights the criminal suspicion which surrounds pregnancy loss in several…
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The most and least hospitable states for electric vehicle ownership
Using data from the Department of Energy and Tax Foundation, Stacker ranked states from the least to most hospitable for electric vehicle…
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The number of 18-year-olds is about to drop sharply, packing a wallop for colleges—and the economy
The Hechinger Report reports on how America is about to go over the “demographic…
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What happens to health research when 'women' is a banned word?
The 19th reports on how the Trump administration’s federal funding cuts are shutting down studies on Alzheimer’s care, uterine fibroids and pregnancy…
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How biohazard training for first responders and property managers can help combat the fentanyl crisis
Trauma Services reports that fentanyl has turned into a crisis for first responders, property managers, and maintenance workers who have to deal with…
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Is your phone actually listening to you? We fact-checked 5 surveillance myths.
Stacker researched the truth behind five common tech surveillance fears to address concerns about whether your phone is actually listening to…
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5 interior design trends that are making major comebacks
Lazzoni analyzed design trend reports and leading publications to curate five interior design trends that are back in style in…
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GOP cuts to Medicaid could threaten rural hospitals
The Daily Yonder reports GOP cuts to Medicaid could threaten the financial viability of hospitals all across rural…
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More states are filling a federal gap by helping police track stolen guns
The Trace reports that when a gun goes missing, the chances that it’ll be used in a crime go up, so reporting requirements can help police track down…
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2025 state government trifecta vulnerability ratings show New Jersey somewhat vulnerable, Virginia trifecta possible
Ballotpedia reports that New Jersey’s Democratic state government trifecta is somewhat vulnerable in 2025, and a new Democratic trifecta in Virginia…
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In an age of social isolation, here's the surprising way education shapes friendships
Spokeo used data from the American Social Capital Survey to examine how friendships differ between Americans with and without a college…
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Michigan is short of clerks to oversee elections, but harassment and workload turn people away
Votebeat reports that due to harassment and workload, most clerk races in Michigan had only one candidate in 2024, and some small communities…
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The most dangerous cities for pedestrians
TruckInfo.net analyzed data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to see where pedestrians are most at risk.…
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Trump vs. the courts: Presidential attacks open new front in long battle
The Marshall Project reports that both parties have tried to undermine the courts at times in the past, Trump’s attacks are in some ways…
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Teens rate social media as most authentic media form: UCLA study
LA Post reports on a new study showing that adolescents view social media as the most authentic form of media, surpassing traditional entertainment…
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Our emails, ourselves: What the history of email reveals about us
Spokeo explored news coverage and cultural milestones to chart the evolution of email addresses and how they both shape and reflect our…
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For families with sick kids, the rise of vaccine hesitancy could be life-threatening
The 19th reports that some parents are concerned about Robert F. Kennedy Jr. becoming Secretary of Health and Human Services, due to his history of…
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