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The hope — and risk — of local reparations
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The queen’s funeral (plus what’s happening with the money and the corgis), explained
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What a rail strike could mean for you (and the economy)
Freight trains travel through Houston on September 14, 2022. | Brandon Bell/Getty Images A potential freight strike could cause major disruptions across the economy, from
Rape victims can face huge hospital bills if they seek help
Amanda Northrop/Vox A new study found uninsured survivors of sexual violence were charged an average of $3,673 for visiting the emergency room. When victims of
Cookie pop-ups have taken over the internet. Here’s how to stop them.
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Rising rent prices are keeping inflation high
A “For Rent” sign is posted near a home in Houston, Texas, in February. Rents have started to grow more slowly after shooting up rapidly
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Why child poverty hit a historic low in 2021
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The hidden roots of Women Talking
Women Talking takes aim at the patriarchy — but differs in some key aspects from its source material. | Courtesy of TIFF The unthinkable sexual