Jesse Coburn
Reporter at ProPublica
@propublica reporter covering housing, transportation, cities, etc. jesse.coburn at https://t.co/YvfoIMBdyN Cell / Signal / WhatsApp: 917 239 6642
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1 month ago |
thefulcrum.us | Jesse Coburn
Kennell Staten saw Walker Courts as his best path out of homelessness, he said. The complex had some of the only subsidized apartments he knew of in his adopted hometown of Jonesboro, Arkansas, so he applied to live there again and again. But while other people seemed to sail through the leasing process, his applications went nowhere. Staten thought he knew why: He is gay. The property manager had made her feelings about that clear to him, he said.
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propublica.org | Tim Golden |Ginny Monk |Mark Olalde |Jesse Coburn
La Administración de Donald Trump ha comenzado a imponer restricciones de viaje y otras sanciones a destacados políticos mexicanos que, según su criterio, están vinculados a la corrupción derivada del narcotráfico. La medida, confirmada por funcionarios del gobierno estadounidense, puede representar una escalada significativa de la presión de Estados Unidos sobre México. Hasta ahora, dos figuras políticas mexicanas han reconocido públicamente que se les ha prohibido viajar a Estados Unidos.
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goldrushcam.com | Jesse Coburn
ProPublica is a Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative newsroom. Sign up for The Big Story newsletter to receive stories like this one in your inbox. Reporting Highlights Cases Closed: At least 115 fair housing cases have been halted or closed, according to HUD officials, some of whom fear race-based cases could be the next category abandoned. Resources Slashed: HUD’s Fair Housing Office is set to lose a third of its staff, and it’s now nearly impossible to spend money on investigations.
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propublica.org | Mark Olalde |Ginny Monk |Tim Golden |Jesse Coburn
ProPublica is a nonprofit newsroom that investigates abuses of power. Sign up to receive our biggest stories as soon as they’re published. Days after President Donald Trump was sworn in for his second term, the acting head of the Environmental Protection Agency sent an email to the entire workforce with details about the agency’s plans to close diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives and included a plea for help.
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propublica.org | Tim Golden |Jesse Coburn |Joshua Kaplan |Brett Murphy
ProPublica is a nonprofit newsroom that investigates abuses of power. Sign up to receive our biggest stories as soon as they’re published. In what could be a significant escalation of U.S. pressure on Mexico, the Trump administration has begun to impose travel restrictions and other sanctions on prominent Mexican politicians whom it believes are linked to drug corruption, U.S. officials said.
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Investigations frozen. Charges withheld. Defendants emboldened not to cooperate. The Trump administration is mounting a major retreat in the government's fight against housing discrimination and segregation, according to ten @HUDgov officials. Story here: https://t.co/o3H1kxV6Os
RT @propublica: New: Following reporting by ProPublica, three Democrats on the House Financial Services Committee have warned HUD against u…
Federal investigators spent years on two major housing discrimination cases in Texas, finding what they believed were stark civil rights violations. Then the Trump Admin assumed office and quietly took steps that officials think will likely kill both cases https://t.co/BYCQE17fyC