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Brooklyn Crawford

Brooklyn Crawford is a visual artist, writer, and actor living in Brooklyn, N.Y.

• U.S. Student Association tells Congress: Save education, Stop the SAVE Act
• Amidst sweeping anti-trans legislative assault, queer community fights back

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Pooja Salhotra

East Texas reporter for the Texas Tribune.

• Los aranceles de Trump a México podrían devastar la región fronteriza de Texas
• Trump tariffs on Mexico could devastate Texas border region

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Becky Bohrer

The Associated Press' political and statehouse reporter in Juneau, Alaska.

• Environmental groups cheer as restrictions on logging corporations reinstated in Alaska
• Peltola beats Palin, wins Alaska House special election

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Patrick Eaton-Robb

Newsman and Sports Writer at Associated Press.

• At $249 per day, prison stays leave ex-inmates deep in debt

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Emily Corwin

Emily Corwin was a Nieman and Nieman-Abrams investigative reporting fellow at Harvard University from 2020 to 2022. She previously worked as an investigative reporter for Vermont Public Radio and as...

• Government subsidizing replacement of permanent workers with temps

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Jessie Blaeser

Jessie Blaeser is a data journalist at Grist. Her work has also been featured on Inkport.org and Catalyst Media, and she is a certified NetGalley member.

• EPA issues rare veto, bringing Alaska’s Pebble mine to a halt
• EPA’s proposed air pollution standards for soot could save thousands of lives

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Harriet Jones

Harriet Jones writes from Washington D.C.

• D.C. voters end substandard tipped minimum wage, again
• Affordable housing and police reform define D.C.’s at-large city council race

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Brett Marsh

Brett Marsh is a photographer and multimedia journalist who writes for Grist.org.

• Even small rise in temperature could ravage North American forests, study finds

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Haleluya Hadero

Retail and Tech reporter at Associated Press with a focus on Amazon.

• Another Amazon warehouse could go union, this time in upstate N.Y.

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