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    • The teen got a concussion. The school got a pass.

    At the height of pandemic, Kentucky’s Democratic governor eased Covid restrictions despite mounting deaths

    House poor, pollution rich

    Thousands of public housing residents live near the most polluted places in the nation — and the government has done little to protect them

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      More than 40 states have sent vulnerable kids to Sequel

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      Many kids struggle with reading – and children of color are far less likely to get the help they need

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    • Opposition to the Vietnam War among active duty GIs and veterans
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      Opposition to the Vietnam War among active duty GIs and veterans

    • How the EPA has left Americans exposed to lead in drinking water
      Buried Lead

      How the EPA has left Americans exposed to lead in drinking water

    • The 1950s plan to erase Indian Country
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      Tasers are less reliable than their maker has claimed. The results can be deadly

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    • Black at Mizzou: Confronting race on campus

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