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Civilian Support Staff for Families of Marines Is Being Gutted

Civilian Support Staff for Families of Marines Is Being Gutted

Deep Dive: How Much Do US Military Leases Hurt Hawai’i?

Deep Dive: How Much Do US Military Leases Hurt Hawai’i?

In Iraqi Kurdistan, Peshmerga Reform Dies on the Vine

In Iraqi Kurdistan, Peshmerga Reform Dies on the Vine

In Ukraine, Russia’s War Drives the Opera Underground

In Ukraine, Russia’s War Drives the Opera Underground

What Does the Iran War Mean for the Global Economy?

What Does the Iran War Mean for the Global Economy?

Chemical Crisis Put California Immigrant Communities at Risk

Chemical Crisis Put California Immigrant Communities at Risk

Can the Patchwork Trump Coalition Survive After Trump?

Can the Patchwork Trump Coalition Survive After Trump?

Deep Dive: How the War on Terror Became a War on Migrants

Deep Dive: How the War on Terror Became a War on Migrants

Survivors Search for Justice in Post-Civil War Syria

Survivors Search for Justice in Post-Civil War Syria

The US Can Still Save Lives Despite Trump’s Devastating Aid Cuts

The US Can Still Save Lives Despite Trump’s Devastating Aid Cuts

The Member of the Reagan Brass who Became a Pentagon Critic

The Member of the Reagan Brass who Became a Pentagon Critic

Safe Enough? East Palestine, Emergency Spending, and Who Gets Protected

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After a Norfolk Southern train carrying toxic chemicals derailed in East Palestine, Ohio, residents were told the air was safe and the situation was under control. But for many people living there, the emergency never really ended. In this episode, East Palestine resident and Rail Watch founder Jess Conard takes us inside the chaos and[...]

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Safe Enough? East Palestine, Emergency Spending, and Who Gets Protected

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Oleksandr at a medical distribution center in Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine, on Wednesday, March 12, 2025.

Words: Allyn Gaestel

Date: July 7, 2025

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