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NEW: The morning that Cmdr. Elizabeth Nakagawa was scheduled to have a D&C to remove fetal tissue after losing a very wanted pregnancy, she learned the surgery had been canceled because the military’s health insurance plan refused to pay for it. Read more: https://propub.li/4gdLdwu
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NEW: Glenmark Pharmaceuticals issued a string of recalls for flawed pills, including more than 40 million it said could be deadly. But the FDA still hasn’t sent inspectors to investigate the factory in India that made them. 🔗 Read more: https://propub.li/4g4ZBam
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Though public housing residents are ineligible for aid from Maine’s eviction prevention program, BDN and ProPublica found the eviction filing rate for public housing authorities to be more than twice the rate of all rental housing in 2023. 🔗 Read more: https://propub.li/49A8lD0
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Tomorrow, learn more what we mean when we talk about impact at ProPublica. Go behind the scenes of some of our biggest investigations and hear about our plans for our new Washington bureau and for covering the Trump administration. RSVP today: https://propub.li/4fbABwL
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Nearly 50 years ago, Congress tried to fix one financial abuse but unwittingly created a tax loophole that has allowed some of Wall Street’s richest and most powerful figures to avoid paying Medicare taxes, a ProPublica investigation found. Read more: https://propub.li/4gxmBPj
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During its breathing machine recall, Philips entrusted Lincare with helping to get replacement equipment to patients who needed it most. Instead of sending machines to vulnerable longtime users, Lincare diverted thousands of machines to new customers. Read more: https://propub.li/4fcgK0s
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For the first time, a president will be the majority owner of a publicly traded company. Former SEC officials are concerned that Trump could try to use the agency to go after the foes of his company, which accounts for more than half his fortune. “How much impact is the president supposed to have on the SEC’s day-to-day operations? The answer is none,” said Allison Herren Lee, a former Democratic SEC commissioner appointed during the first Trump administration. Read more: https://propub.li/4iESEyC
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After Missouri’s abortion amendment won with 51.6% of the vote, GOP lawmakers introduced a bill to raise the threshold for voter-driven amendments. Another measure would ask voters to amend the state constitution to define life as beginning at conception, declaring that embryos are people with rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. The result would be to classify abortion as an unlawful killing: https://propub.li/4gkhanb
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New: “Before a Breath” gives voice to parents who have lost children to stillbirth. Screenings for the film will roll out across the country in early 2025. Here's how you can get involved to help spread the word. https://propub.li/3ZE7NbM