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When Storms Strike Working Families Lose Their Only Path To Recovery
Seventy percent of New Yorkers on recovery medications went without enough of them after Superstorm Sandy. That is not a statistic. That is a neighbor trying to hold down a shift at a warehouse, a parent fighting for custody, a…
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On the Brink of Survival
He does odd jobs in Los Angeles, working two jobs a day just to make ends meet. His meager wages can’t keep up with soaring prices, and rent accounts for almost half of his income, overwhelming him. Without stable medical…
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Sixty Eight Lives Lost While Corporate Executives Counted Every Dollar Saved
One hundred two million dollars. That is the exact civil penalty attached to the lives of sixty eight workers who stood on the Francis Scott Key Bridge one year ago. The National Transportation Safety Board recently confirmed the ship crew…
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Sixty Eight Bridges Now Face Scrutiny While Working Families Pay The Price
Sixty eight bridges across the country now require urgent safety assessments after investigators determined they could buckle if struck by a cargo vessel. That number comes exactly one year after the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore crumbled into the…
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Pump Prices And Empty Fridges Show Inflation Is Still Winning
A gallon of regular gas jumped 24.1 percent in March alone, pushing drivers back to the pumps with wallets already stretched thin. For a single parent driving to a warehouse shift or a nurse pulling double shifts, that spike means…
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Federal Agents Raid Minnesota While Washington Ignores Working Families
Three thousand federal agents descended on Minneapolis while a single bullet ended a protestor’s life. That is the opening chapter of a federal crackdown that stretches from Minnesota lunch programs to the halls of Washington. FBI Director Kash Patel recently…
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Wes Moore marks two years since Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse with solemn reflection and renewed commitment to infrastructure safety
The Patapsco River glistened under the early spring sun as Wes Moore, Maryland’s governor, stood on the Dundalk side of the Francis Scott Key Bridge site, marking the second anniversary of the tragic collapse that claimed six lives. The moment…
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Housing Market Faces Long-Term Shift as Affordability Begins to Improve
TITLE: Housing Market Faces Long-Term Shift as Affordability Begins to Improve In the heart of a bustling city, a young couple stands in front of a modest home, weighing their options. With mortgage rates still high and wages slowly rising,…
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