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Aug 17, 2018 Elections If 'Roe' Falls Family Separation

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What Doctors Should Expect If ‘Roe’ Falls

Aug 16, 2018, 4:58pm Dr. Gabrielle Goodrick

This is the new normal unless you finally say "enough is enough."

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Lawsuit: Trump Administration Doesn’t Have the Power to Approve Medicaid Work Requirements

Aug 15, 12:10pm Jessica Mason Pieklo

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Amy Littlefield

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New York Times Omitted Key Fact About Rural Hospital: Its Catholic Rules Could Endanger Women

Jul 20, 1:08pm

Analysis

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Racism Kills: What Self-Regulation Can Do About It

Jul 24, 11:15am Miriam Zoila Pérez

Investigations

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Investigations Abortion

Anti-Choice Centers in North Carolina Use Federal Funds to Buy Programs Crafted to ‘Share Christ’

Apr 26, 1:28pm Amy Littlefield

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Tuesday’s Primary Elections Bring a Wave of Firsts

Aug 15, 2018, 1:03pm

November's gubernatorial races will shape the drawing of congressional lines in coming years.

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Some States Ignore Black Maternal and Infant Mortality Rates. Not New Jersey.

Aug 1, 2018, 4:49pm

“We have failed to reach communities of color with services that we know have worked for a broader population, especially for Caucasians, especially for people of higher income."

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Massachusetts Governor Really, Really Wants to Restrict Welfare Benefits

Aug 1, 2018, 12:30pm

Rather than sign a repeal of the state's welfare family cap into law, the governor sent that piece of the budget back to the legislature with a stipulation that would cut an estimated 5,200 children with disabled parents off of welfare completely and reduce benefits for another 2,100.

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Culture & Conversation

How This DC Birth Center Is Building the ‘Answer for Black Women’

Jul 31, 2018, 4:39pm

The District of Columbia has the highest infant mortality rate of any capital city in the developed world, but Ward 5's Family Health and Birth Center is showing what it might take to improve the health and wellness of Black women and children.

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Gavel Drop: Six Years of Clinic Protests Is Not Harassment, Says Federal Judge

Jul 30, 3:21pm Imani Gandy & Jessica Mason Pieklo

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Judge Orders Wisconsin Officials to Stop Discriminating Against Transgender Medicaid Recipients

Jul 26, 4:18pm Jessica Mason Pieklo

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Racism Kills: What Self-Regulation Can Do About It

Jul 24, 11:15am Miriam Zoila Pérez

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Trans Students Say On-Campus Hormone Replacement Therapy Makes Them Feel ‘Welcome and Respected’

Jul 24, 9:41am Donna Jackel

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Turning Teachers Into Snitches: Ohio Bill Could Police All Children

Jul 23, 12:52pm Prince Shakur

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‘Prairie Populism’: Ocasio-Cortez and Bernie Sanders Campaign for Kansas Democrats

Jul 20, 4:41pm Ally Boguhn

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Lawsuit Seeks Information About Trump’s Secretive Health-Care Discrimination Division

Jul 20, 2:45pm Jessica Mason Pieklo

Amy Littlefield

New York Times Omitted Key Fact About Rural Hospital: Its Catholic Rules Could Endanger Women

Jul 20, 1:08pm

[Photo: A transgender woman stands near a CVS/pharmacy sign]

Complaint: CVS Pharmacist Refused to Fill Prescription for Transgender Woman

Jul 20, 11:00am Nicole Knight

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