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In the Middle of an HIV Crisis, West Virginia Advances New Limits to Clean Needle Access
A just-passed GOP bill pushes "decades-old moral panic" while thwarting proven health measures. -
San Francisco Janitors Are on Strike for COVID Safety—and the Fight Doesn’t End There
Workers across the country are rallying for raises, health insurance, better sick pay, and more. -
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Stop Blaming Crime Rates on Defunding the Police
“There is no national evidence of that. What we have is anecdotes.” -
“It Sounds Like a War Zone Down Here”— On the Ground at Demonstrations Sunday Night
Our reporters were in DC and Minneapolis. -
These WhatsApp Messages Show the Opioid Crisis Was Just a Big PR Headache for the Sackler Family
Once a family member even suggested sacrificing a few profits. -
California Needs More Firefighters—But It’s Preventing Skilled Former Inmates From Helping
A new bill would change that, but it needs approval by Monday. -
A Majority of Minneapolis Councilmembers Vowed to Dismantle the City’s Police Department
"Our city needs a public safety capacity that doesn't fear our residents." -
California Gov. Gavin Newsom Just Gave Former Inmates a Path To Become Firefighters
He also warned that California's hellscape is "coming to communities all across the US unless we act on climate change." -
Trump Announces FDA Authorization of Plasma Therapy for COVID
Yet a complete picture of its efficacy is still lacking. -
They Built a Utopian Sanctuary in a Minneapolis Hotel. Then They Got Evicted.
The short life and sudden death of the Share-a-Ton. -
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Weeks Later, 500 People Still Face Charges for Peacefully Protesting in Minneapolis
“I’m definitely very, very scared about what could possibly happen if this gets on my record.” -
Trump Nearly Ended Asylum at the Border. But Those Who Made It Are Facing a New Set of Problems.
On the ground in New Mexico, where recent arrivals struggle with the basics of life in a new country. -
4 Things San Francisco Did Right to Control the Coronavirus
Some preliminary lessons from the city's response. -
Asylum at the Border Is Over—and Mexico Is Turning Factories Into Shelters to Clean Up Trump’s Mess
On tour at a converted maquiladora that now holds nearly 600 Central Americans. -
There’s No Quick Fix for Healing Democracy
Rebuilding is going to take a while. Here are five tools that will help. -
Minneapolis’ Native American Activists Already Have a Plan to Replace the Police
Native organizing has a long history in Minneapolis. -
Separated Families Were Allowed to Hug on the Riverbed of the Rio Grande—for 3 Minutes
"Every time we do this, it could be the last one."
