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Trapped in a small room, an immigrant family endures the pandemic in San Francisco
A family dreams of hot pot and a better future in a small crowded one-room SRO in San Francisco.
The gloves are off in the fight over Medicaid expansion in holdout states
State legislators in a dozen states continue to oppose expansion, with their talking points echoing across state lines.
'I was disgusted': Ga. mother shocked when insurance suggested she abandon her son to get him medical care
The latest in a series investigating the challenges and systemic gaps that cause parents to abandon their children to state custody in Georgia.
The latest from our community
The pandemic prompted calls to release prisoners. But the reentry support wasn't there.
The pandemic only made reentry harder.
California AG warns about ‘misleading claims’ by healthcare sharing ministry plans
California Attorney General Rob Bonta issued a consumer alert warning state residents about “sham health insurance plans offered by some healthcare sharing ministries,” following complaints received by his office.
Health Media Jobs & Opportunities: Tampa Bay Times is looking for a health and medicine reporter
Tampa Bay Times is looking for a health and medicine reporter. Colorado Public Radio is seeking a health, education and justice team editor.
What is lost when the media portrays Black girls as adults
Black girls in the United States have long been denied the vulnerability and protection usually afforded children.
Coronavirus Files: Renters fall behind; skipped shots, testing at home
Renters struggle to access aid, at-home COVID tests finally take off, millions miss second shots
At a hospital battered by COVID-19, some workers say no to the vaccine. Why?
“I started out as a proselytizer. But I saw how my conversations hinged on my power as a white woman, a doctor and an employer.”
Three essential perspectives for reporting on the impacts of anti-Asian attacks
An expert panel discusses the ongoing wave of attacks, as well as how the media can cover these issues with sensitivity and nuance.
Reporter reveals a broken oversight system leading to poisoned children
At the Bunker Hill Superfund site in northern Idaho, a reporter meets the family of a 4-year-old so severely poisoned by lead, he still couldn’t speak.
