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‘We opened a door nobody knew existed’: How displaced Black families won reparations in Portland

Next City reports on Portland's historic $8.5M settlement for Black families displaced in urban renewal, acknowledging systemic racial injustices.

Some California winemakers don’t want tariffs on their European competitors. Here’s why

CalMatters reports some California winemakers oppose European wine tariffs, fearing they harm domestic producers amid rising costs and declining sales.

Trump flaunts pardon rules — and costs victims and taxpayers more than $1 billion

The Marshall Project reports that Trump's pardons violate DOJ standards, costing victims over $1.3 billion, favoring political allies over justice.

Pharma industry and Ballard Partners dominate the lobbying space in second quarter of 2025

OpenSecrets reports the pharma industry led lobbying in Q2 2025, spending $105.4 million, followed by Ballard Partners at $20 million.

Most gun violence victims are enrolled in Medicaid. Trump’s cuts are putting them at risk.

The Trace examines the potential effects of the "One Big Beautiful Bill" on the healthcare sector, violence prevention, and mental health services.

A federal program helps families eat healthy meals. Trump’s new legislation cuts it.

Chalkbeat reports that Trump's legislation cuts SNAP-Ed funding, risking increased child hunger and reduced access to fresh produce for families.

Many voters in this state could benefit from a ballot in Arabic, but the law isn’t on their side

Votebeat reports on the need for Arabic ballots in Michigan, highlighting a lack of legal requirements despite a growing Arabic-speaking population.

These 7 cities added the most community health centers in the past two years

Health Centers Near Me reports that seven cities opened 13 new community health centers, enhancing access in underserved areas.

A town ‘built by industry’ adjusts to life as the liquefied natural gas capital of Canada

The Narwhal reports Kitimat, B.C. celebrates its status as Canada's LNG capital after LNG Canada shipped its first cargo, despite community concerns.

Student loan caps might worsen the national doctor shortage, critics worry

Stateline reports that new student loan caps may worsen the doctor shortage as aspiring physicians struggle with rising costs.

4 ways retailers are adopting AI, robotics, and other new tech in 2025

Uniqode analyzed industry reports and news articles to explore the latest advancements in shopping technology.

Undocumented children will be barred from Head Start preschool under new Trump rule

Chalkbeat reports that undocumented children will no longer qualify for Head Start preschool under a Trump administration policy shift.

More 16- and 17-year-olds are gaining the right to vote. Could this become the norm?

Votebeat reports on a trend where more 16- and 17-year-olds gain voting rights, starting in places like Newark, boosting civic engagement.

The cost of doing nothing: How tariffs could cut into peak season profits for e-commerce brands

Passport reports that e-commerce brands face rising tariffs, increasing compliance costs, and operational risks ahead of peak season, impacting profits.

Apprenticeships for high schoolers are touted as the next big thing. One state leads the way

The Hechinger Report highlights Indiana's Elkhart County leading in high school apprenticeships, offering students viable career paths beyond college.

Behind the masks: Who are the people rounding up immigrants in California?

CalMatters reports on masked federal agents conducting immigration raids in California, sparking confusion and new legislative efforts to unmask them.

A new study proves that criminalizing homelessness doesn’t reduce homelessness

Next City reports a study shows criminalizing homelessness does not reduce it, with many cities seeing increased rates post-ordinances.

2 out of 5 child care teachers make so little they need public assistance to support their families

The Hechinger Report reports that 40% of child care teachers earn so little they need public assistance, highlighting severe pay inequities in the industry.

Freshman lawmakers see increased donations from industries under their purview

OpenSecrets reports freshman lawmakers saw a surge in PAC donations from industries they now oversee after gaining committee assignments.

Most college students are taking online classes, but they’re paying just as much as in-person students

The Hechinger Report reports that online education costs equal or exceeds in-person tuition, which some students find counterintuitive.

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