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De Blasio Administration: 'City Hall Put The Kibosh On That'
The inside story Of how De Blasio promised, then thwarted NYPD accountability.
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The Secret IRS Files: How The Wealthiest Avoid Paying Income Tax
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In The Shadows Of Coronavirus, Another Crisis Has Emerged
Crisis of undiagnosed cancers is emerging in the pandemic’s second year.
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Missouri Lawmakers Approve Reforms to Controversial Clean-Energy Loan Program
Lawmakers approve consumer protections and oversight to PACE loans that have disproportionately burdened borrowers in Black neighborhoods.
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When Insurance Shopping On The Internet Goes Bad
He bought health insurance for emergencies. Then he fell into a $33,601 trap.
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Clean-Energy Loans Trapped Black Homeowners In Debt
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Climate Solution Actually Adding Millions of Tons of CO2 Into the Atmosphere
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How the Federal Reserve Is Increasing Wealth Inequality
The fed’s low-interest-rate policies have stabilized the economy and turbocharged the stock market.
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Back To School, Sort Of
In event of positive cases, New York City schools will conduct further testing.
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When Are Taxes Due?
In response to another complicated tax year, the IRS has extended the deadline for individual tax filing from April 15 to May 17.
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Comparing Lovelace and Presbyterian
The two hospitals have similar infant death rates until you look at extremely premature babies.
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Why Opening Restaurants Is Exactly What The Coronavirus Wants Us To Do
Governors continue to open indoor dining and other activities before vaccinations become widespread.
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“We Have Counties In Deep Trouble”
Oregon lawmakers seek to reverse timber tax cuts that cost communities billions.
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Hawaii’s Beaches Are Disappearing
New legislation could help. If it’s enforced.
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U.S. Spends $2.2 Million On Cybersecurity That Wasn’t Implemented
System might have stopped a major hack.
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Seeing The Pentagon Papers In A New Light
We know the government lied about Vietnam. But should the reporter who published the Pentagon Papers have lied to his source?
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The Government Donald Trump Left Behind
Trump ultimately fell short on many of his signature promises.
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How The CARES Act Forgot America’s Most Vulnerable Hospitals
Coronavirus relief was meant to give a lifeline to hospitals, especially the small, struggling rural facilities.
