Why you should also be aware of whooping cough amid US measles outbreak
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How opioid giant Endo escaped a $7 billion US federal penalty
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The secret Internal Revenue Service files: Trove of never-before-seen records reveal how the wealthiest Americans avoid income tax
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The US government spends millions to open grocery stores in food deserts. The real test is their survival.
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A judge ruled a Louisiana prison’s health care system has failed inmates for decades. A federal law could block reforms.
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Inside Ziklag, the secret organization of wealthy Christians trying to sway the US election and change the country
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How residents in a rural Alabama county are confronting the lasting harm of segregation academies
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Philips agrees to pay $1 billion to patients who say they were injured by breathing machines
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US Food and Drug Administration finally moves to scrutinize specialized health screenings
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Ten times as much of this toxic pesticide could end up on your tomatoes and celery under a new US Environmental Protection Agency proposal
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How Chinese organized crime dominates America’s illicit marijuana market
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Liberty University hit with record fines for failing to handle complaints of sexual sssault, other crimes
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When US railroad workers get hurt on the job, some supervisors go to extremes to keep it quiet
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HomeVestors (the “We Buy Ugly Houses” company) overhauls policies in the wake of ProPublica investigation
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To fight absenteeism, US schools turn to private companies
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According to Internal Revenue Service leaked US data Warren Buffett sometimes privately traded stocks that Berkshire Hathaway was buying and selling
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Health insurers have been breaking US state laws for years
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“Do your job.” How the US railroad industry intimidates employees into putting speed before safety.
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You have a right to know why a health insurer denied your claim. Some US insurers still won’t tell you.
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US Senator calls for Department of Justice action against Philips for keeping CPAP machine complaints secret
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If you are in the US, that cardboard box in your home is likely fueling election denial
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The US Navy spent billions on a combat ship, and is now getting rid of them long before the end of their expected lifespans
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How Columbia ignored women, undermined prosecutors and protected a predator for more than twenty years
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The ultrawealthy family of WV Gov. Jim Justice wants to reopen an industrial plant that for decades emitted chemicals in Birmingham. A new EPA proposal might block this.
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A Chicago cop is accused of lying under oath forty-four times. Now prosecutors are dropping cases that relied on his testimony.
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Both parents agree: The child is being harmed. Which one will the US court believe?
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The hidden fee costing US doctors millions every year
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How one doctor in the USA keeps practicing, despite a long string of sanctions, fines, and lawsuits
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Wisconsin’s dairy industry relies on undocumented immigrants, but the state won’t let them legally drive
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A Utah therapist built a reputation for helping gay Latter-day Saints. These men say he sexually abused them.
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Maternal deaths are expected to rise under US abortion bans, but the increase may be hard to measure
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How the ultrawealthy use private foundations to bank millions in tax deductions while giving the public little in return
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How often do US health insurers say no to patients? No one knows.
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Inside the secretive world of penile enlargement
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US rent going up? One company’s algorithm could be why.
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The ugly truth behind “We buy ugly houses”
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Alaska says it’s now legal “in some instances” to discriminate against LGBTQ individuals
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Ninety-four women allege a Utah doctor sexually assaulted them. Here’s why a judge threw out their case.
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Steak dinners, sales reps and risky procedures: Inside the big business of clogged arteries
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UnitedHealthcare tried to deny coverage to a chronically ill US patient. He fought back, exposing the insurer’s inner workings.
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How the Federal Communications Commission shields US cellphone companies from safety concerns
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ProPublica reporting on the newly released US congressional report about COVID origins
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A mom’s campaign to ban library books divided a Texas town — and her own family
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Right-wing think tank Family Research Council, a staunch opponent of abortion and LGBTQ rights, joins growing list of activist groups seeking church status to shield themselves from financial scrutiny
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Illinois law bans schools from fining students. So local police are doing it for them.
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America's highest earners and their tax rates revealed
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US FTC sues to stop “deceptive” TurboTax “free” ad campaign
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When private equity becomes your landlord
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How the sugar industry makes political friends and influences elections
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China unleashed its propaganda machine on Peng Shuai’s #MeToo accusation. Her story still got out.
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