Kassie Navarro

RT @propublica: JUST IN: ProPublica’s “Life of the Mother” series, which exposes the fatal consequences of abortion bans, has won the Pulit…

RT @propublica: 🧵 THREAD: In the second Trump administration, we’re devoting a significant part of our staff to detailing dramatic changes…

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In Idaho, there is no oversight of elected county coroners, contributing to a low autopsy rate. From 2018 to 2022, 49% of child deaths attributed to unnatural or unknown causes were autopsied — far below the national average of 79%.

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New: With a lack of regulation for coroners, a child who dies unexpectedly or outside of a doctor's care in Idaho is less likely to be autopsied than anywhere else in the United States. https://t.co/PZvexubDme

RT @propublica: Trump carried all four counties in Texas’ Rio Grande Valley just eight years after drawing a mere 29% in the region — a fea…

RT @propublica: It’s Election Day! ProPublica reporters live & work in 26 states. Today, our reporters are on the ground, on the lookout fo…

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RT @propublica: New: Josseli Barnica is one of at least two pregnant Texas women who died after doctors delayed emergency care. She'd told…

RT @asiakmfields: Cities are increasingly removing or “sweeping” homeless encampments. Some say it’s a way to get people inside. But 135 pe…

RT @AndyKroll: Important from the US Postal Service: Mailing in your ballot? USPS recommends you put it in the mail **TODAY** if it needs…

Texas said it removed 6,500 noncitizens from its voter rolls. ProPublica, @TexasTribune and @VotebeatUS found that the number likely included U.S. citizens. Lifelong Republican Mary Howard-Elley never imagined she would be among them.

Lexi Churchill @LChurchilll

1/ Lifelong Republican Mary Howard-Elley never thought her party's unfounded claims about noncitizen voting referred to people like her. So the retired federal employee with the "whitest name you could have" was shocked when her citizenship and right to vote was questioned. https://t.co/ionRlfVeD4

RT @propublica: New: Mary Howard-Elley is the 10th U.S. citizen identified by ProPublica, The Texas Tribune and Votebeat whose registration…

RT @propublica: A secret charity funded by wealthy Christan donors, including the families behind Hobby Lobby and Jockey, is spending milli…

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RT @propublica: It took less than two hours of poking around Georgia’s voter cancellation portal for one cybersecurity researcher to find a…

RT @propublica: New: Days after Georgia Democrats warned that the state's new online portal for canceling voter registrations could be abus…

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Pamela Colloff @pamelacolloff

I want to tell you a story about what happened when an assistant DA, Sunny Eaton, tried to undo a decades-old conviction—one that her own office had prosecuted. The conviction rested on a diagnosis of shaken baby syndrome. An appeals court recently called SBS “junk science.”🧵 https://t.co/tMIVsUHUqd