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Is crime scene cleanup America’s forgotten public service?

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The farmers sheltering displaced Palestinians on their land

Next City reports on farmers in Gaza, like Omran Al-Astal, hosting displaced families, prioritizing community aid over personal gain amidst ongoing conflict.

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SNAP reliance and benefits by state

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The Supreme Court is more interested in Second Amendment cases than ever before

The Trace reports the Supreme Court is set to review two key Second Amendment cases on gun rights concerning private property and drug use.

Limited hospital access disproportionately harms people incarcerated in rural areas

The Daily Yonder reports that limited hospital access harms incarcerated people in rural areas, exacerbating health risks and mortality rates.

States hope to use rural health money to keep doctors, combat chronic disease

Stateline reports states are vying for $50 billion in federal funds to enhance rural healthcare, amidst concerns over Medicaid cuts.

Here's why property crime and violent crime have different solutions

Knowable Magazine reports property crime is driven by economic desperation, while violent crime has deeper, more complex causes requiring different solutions.

Government shutdown, trade wars hit farmers’ bottom line hard

The Daily Yonder reports that farmers face severe challenges from a government shutdown and trade wars, impacting their finances and support services.

What have Trump’s troops done for crime in D.C.?

The Trace analyzes the impact of the deployment of National Guard troops and federal agents to fight crime in Washington D.C.

How Pennsylvania voters reacted to national spotlight on judicial retention races

Votebeat reports Pennsylvania voters faced a judicial retention election that drew national attention, but many were uninformed about the judges.

America’s 6 million property crimes problem and how to stay off the holiday hit list

Videoloft reports nearly 6 million U.S. property crimes occurred in 2024, peaking in December due to increased travel and online shopping.

What it takes to keep Black-led farms alive

Next City reports on the struggles of Black-led farms in Kentucky, facing decreased ownership and support while seeking survival amid urban development pressures.

Most Americans see unlimited election spending as a threat to democracy: Poll

OpenSecrets reports most Americans believe unlimited election spending harms democracy, urging stricter anti-corruption measures.

How hotels, once a last resort, became New York’s default answer to homelessness

The Economic Hardship Reporting Project, ProPublica and New York Focus report that New York relies on hotels for homelessness solutions, lacking vital services, affecting stability and well-being.

Nurses are in high demand. Why can’t nursing schools keep up?

The Hechinger Report reports a high demand for nurses amid a shortage of nursing school seats due to faculty and clinical training shortages.

A researcher’s view on using AI to become a better writer

The Hechinger Report explores the potential of AI, like ChatGPT, to improve student writing while cautioning against over-reliance on technology.

How budget cuts are affecting National Park Service rangers

RE:PUBLIC reports on how budget cuts and staffing shortages impact rangers at Rocky Mountain National Park, risking conservation efforts and employee wellbeing.

3 years after the school shooting in Uvalde, survivors struggle to find ongoing support

The Economic Hardship Reporting Project and WHYY look at ongoing issues faced by survivors of the deadliest school shooting in Texas history.

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Is crime scene cleanup America’s forgotten public service?

State of Medicare heading into 2026: Your complete guide to new laws and avoiding surprise bills

The farmers sheltering displaced Palestinians on their land

¡Gana 4 Tickets para Christmas Wonderland!

SNAP reliance and benefits by state

The Supreme Court is more interested in Second Amendment cases than ever before

Limited hospital access disproportionately harms people incarcerated in rural areas

States hope to use rural health money to keep doctors, combat chronic disease

Here's why property crime and violent crime have different solutions

Government shutdown, trade wars hit farmers’ bottom line hard

What have Trump’s troops done for crime in D.C.?

How Pennsylvania voters reacted to national spotlight on judicial retention races

America’s 6 million property crimes problem and how to stay off the holiday hit list

What it takes to keep Black-led farms alive

Most Americans see unlimited election spending as a threat to democracy: Poll

How hotels, once a last resort, became New York’s default answer to homelessness

Nurses are in high demand. Why can’t nursing schools keep up?

A researcher’s view on using AI to become a better writer

How budget cuts are affecting National Park Service rangers

3 years after the school shooting in Uvalde, survivors struggle to find ongoing support

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