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Maud Beelman Nob 27
AP's Implant Files: Insulin pumps have most reported problems in FDA database (from )
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Garance Burke 14 na oras
Going on tonight to talk about my latest investigation, on the Texas tent city where 2,300 migrant teens are being watched by staffers who haven’t gone through FBI fingerprint checks. W/ :
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Aaron Glantz Nob 28
If you're still having trouble breathing, this may be why:
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Ginger Thompson Nob 27
It’s one thing for a reporter to find out by chance that the government is still separating children from their parents at the border. It’s another thing entirely when that’s how the lawyers representing those kids find out. My latest, ⁦⁩
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Frank Bajak Nob 28
Rights groups: U.S. agency using info feds obtain from detained migrant children to find, arrest, and deport relatives, other would-be sponsors.
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Kate Berry Nob 27
A new study has found that digital mortgage firms using lending algorithms charge creditworthy minorities more than white applicants.
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Garance Burke Nob 28
More than 2,000 migrant teenagers are being held in a tent city in the middle of the Texas desert. They're watched by staffers who never went through an FBI background check, and it's costing taxpayers $1,200 for each night each child sleeps at Tornillo. Watch the video:
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The Associated Press Nob 27
What began as an emergency shelter to house kids has morphed into a tent city in the Texas desert, holding thousands of teen migrants and potentially costing taxpayers more than $430 million. Among the findings: The waiving of FBI checks and the short-staffing of health workers.
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The Associated Press Nob 27
A tent city holding 2,300 migrant teens may grow even more as the caravans castigated by President Trump enter the U.S. Federal officials say they may send teens who arrive in San Diego to the Tornillo facility in Texas. has details:
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Garance Burke Nob 27
More than 2,300 migrant teens are sleeping in a huge tent city in the Texas desert where the federal government waived FBI background checks on staff meant to care for them. And it's still growing. My latest w :
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Zeke Miller Nob 27
. on climate report issued Friday by the Trump administration’s scientists: “This is the most extreme version. And it’s not based on facts “
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The Associated Press Nob 27
BREAKING: Watchdog report: Trump administration waived FBI fingerprint checks for staff at migrant teen detention camp.
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The Associated Press Nob 27
AP Investigation: What became of a detention camp the Trump administration opened in June to handle a temporary influx of migrant children? and found it’s grown to 2,349 teens and is showing signs of becoming more permanent.
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Reese Dunklin Nob 26
In 2011, a federal panel had recommended changes, but the FDA disagreed. Fast forward to today. FDA announces it is taking action. Why now? Perhaps: A team of reporters, led by my colleagues & , published a major investigation Sunday.
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Chris Sherman Nob 25
US Border Patrol has just launched tear gas into Mexico. Breeze carrying it hundreds of yards. Parents running away with choking toddlers.
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april glaser Nob 21
I don’t think folks comprehend the scale of devastation of the Camp Fire. Just finished a conversation with a doctor there with FEMA looking house by house for human remains. Said they found a whole family yesterday—all that’s ever left are bones. Almost 900 missing still
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Poets.org Nob 21
Write in the light of all the languages you know the earth contains, you murmur in my ear. This is pure transport. —Meena Alexander, RIP (1951 - 2018)
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Diaa Hadid ضياء حديد Nob 21
I worked with Rashed Rashid for years out of the AP Gaza bureau. He's a war-hardened cameraman who does not take careless risks. He's also a fine reporter, a gentleman, and a sweetheart who once rescued a box of baby chicks and helped raise them in our office
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Hannah Dreier Nob 21
First official tally of what the child separation policy cost puts the price tag at $30,000 per separated child. The cost is still growing because 140 forcibly separated kids remain in detention.
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Committee to Protect Journalists Nob 21
An empty chair tonight at CPJ’s 2018 International Awards ceremony to honor slain journalist .
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