New York City, NY|News|
In Men, It’s Parkinson’s; In Women, It’s Hysteria
For Dr. Laura Boylan, a New York City neurologist, the debate over Parkinson’s stigma is personal.
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Across Illinois, IL|News|
How A Video Gambling Company Helped Bankroll Local IL Politicians
And updates on the creation of new casinos around the state.
Across Arizona, AZ|News|
'Dirtbag' 'Savages' 'Subhuman': AZ Border Agent’s Hateful Career
Border Patrol agent Matthew Bowen had been investigated for years before he used his 4,000-pound truck to assault a fleeing migrant.
Fresno, CA|News|
A Year After Fresno Inmate Died, A Murder Charge But Few Details
Lorenzo Herrera, 19, was found dead in a Fresno County Jail cell in March 2018.
Charleston, WV|News|
Greenbrier: Governor-Owned Resort Full Of Conflicts Of Interest
Gov. Jim Justice is West Virginia’s richest man and owns its most storied resort.
Baltimore, MD|News|
Trump Calls Baltimore 'Vermin Infested' While Failing To Clean Up
Though Trump didn’t say so, some of the responsibility for any such conditions rests with his own administration.
Across Texas, TX|News|
Ex-ICE Lawyer Realizes Gov Relied On False Anti-Migrant Evidence
A perplexing family separation case forced Laura Peña to call upon everything she’d learned.
Lake Forest-Lake Bluff, IL|News|
From Truck Stops To Elections, Gambling Money Floods Waukegan
Owners of one of IL’s largest video gambling companies are behind efforts to influence city politics, expand gambling and build a casino.
Atlanta, GA|News|
Rising Profits, Injuries: Safety Crisis At Kochs' Georgia-Pacific
Five years ago, the Atlanta paper and pulp company realized it needed to tackle a soaring injury rate. It did it the Koch way.
Dallas, TX|News|
Document Shows NRA Money Helped Chief Search For Dallas Mansion
The gun group’s lawyer said “not a cent” of the nonprofit’s money was spent on helping executive Wayne LaPierre’s mansion search.
Chicago|News|
Inside The Illinois House Hearing On The Financial Aid Scandal
Illinois politicians considered denying admission to students whose families exploited the guardianship law to qualify for aid.
White House, US|News|
Did U.S. Domestic Terror Probes Really Lead To 90 Recent Arrests?
Days after asking for information on the FBI’s claims of 90 domestic terrorism arrests, ProPublica is still waiting.
Sacramento, CA|News|
CA Law Would Punish Companies That Fail To Limit Harm To Forests
The legislation could affect everything from what paper gets used in state offices to what gets served in California cafeterias.
Across America, US|News|
Can U.S. Navy Minesweepers Handle 100s Of Iranian Naval Mines?
"We are essentially the ships that the Navy forgot."
White House, US|News|
Are Trump’s Top Medicaid Regulators Ignoring Major Problems?
The CEO of Centene, a company now entangled in a broader federal inquiry, met with Sen. Bob Casey to allay concerns.
White House, US|News|
How Trump’s Appointees Overruled Tough Settlements With Big Banks
Since Donald Trump’s election, federal white-collar enforcement has taken a big hit.
Memphis, TN|News|
Memphis Christian Hospital Changes Policy After Investigation
“We were humbled to learn that while there’s so much good happening across our health system each day, we can and must do more."
Across Mississippi, MS|News|
Proof Ole Miss Knew IDs Of Students Who Posed By Emmett Till Sign
The students posed with guns in front of a bullet-riddled memorial to the slain 14-year-old civil rights icon Emmett Till.
White House, US|News|
How A Foreign Official Ended Up Writing Part Of A Trump Speech
ProPublica has the texts and emails.
Dallas, TX|News|
New Docs Raise Ethical, Billing Concerns About Dallas NRA Counsel
A former senior employee questions billings from the Dallas law firm of William A. Brewer III, which totalled $24 million in a year.
