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Carbon Monoxide From Generators Poisons Thousands Of People A Year
The U.S. has failed to force safety changes.

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The U.S. has failed to force safety changes.

City looking into BPD's purchase of controversial surveillance technology.
Despite the high stakes for public health, the EPA relies on emissions data it knows to be inaccurate, ProPublica found in an investigation.
Years before a police union leader was raided by the FBI, local investigators didn't pursue allegations against him.
Alaska slow to deliver on 2019 promise of village troopers.
At last, Florida families hit hard by their children's birth injuries are promised more help.
Lawmakers looking to enforce patient-on-patient sexual assaults.
The U.S. tax system has made it easy for the ultrawealthy to harvest business deductions without limit.
A weakened health department still can't get people vaccinated.
ProPublica have identified 35 Americans that have pulled into storm drains, pipes or culverts during flood events since 2015.
Some feel they must join the LDS church to get aid.
New Mexico’s child support enforcement agency calls for the state to end intercepting of child support payments, tax refunds.
“They told us to make you stop or we are all in trouble.”
Lost inside America's shadow foster system.
Dozens of EPA staffers across national and regional offices recently discussed plans to examine pollution hot spots.
If only regulators had listened.
Judge says NYPD had been operating in “bad faith.”
The disappearance of Hispanic drivers from traffic records.
Louisiana law enforcement has been accused of targeting Hispanic drivers and covering up potential misconduct by identifying them as white.