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Angie Moreschi

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Washington, D.C.
As seen in: National Spotlight On America, Sinclair Inc., WTGS-TV (Savannah, GA), Yahoo News, KOMO-TV (Seattle, WA), WFTV-TV (Orlando, FL), WJLA-TV (Arlington, VA), WPEC-TV (West Palm Beach, FL), WHBQ-TV (Memphis, TN), KOKI-TV (Tulsa, OK), NewsBreak, Spectrum News Austin, WHIO-TV (Dayton, OH) and
Award winning Investigative Reporter at Spotlight on America, proud mom, happy wife, dog lover —💡 TIPS: AngieMoreschi@gmail.com
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Getting critical & emergency care for sick kids is getting harder at many US hospitals

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By Angie Moreschi Verified, Andrea Nejman Verified, Samantha Hoffman
| KDNL-TV (St. Louis, MO) Verified
WASHINGTON (SOA) — The U.S. is seeing a sharp decline in the ability of hospitals nationwide to admit and treat sick children. As Spotlight on America has reported for years, many hospitals are cutting their pediatric units. Now, new research shows a significant number have stopped providing pediatric services that used to be common. The problem led to a terrifying ordeal for a Utah family.
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Getting critical & emergency care for sick kids is getting harder at many US hospitals

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By Angie Moreschi Verified, Andrea Nejman Verified, Samantha Hoffman
| KOKH-TV (Oklahoma City, OK) Verified
WASHINGTON (SOA) — The U.S. is seeing a sharp decline in the ability of hospitals nationwide to admit and treat sick children. As Spotlight on America has reported for years, many hospitals are cutting their pediatric units. Now, new research shows a significant number have stopped providing pediatric services that used to be common. The problem led to a terrifying ordeal for a Utah family.
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Vehicle touchscreen frustration & safety concerns

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By Angie Moreschi Verified, Nathan Aaron
| WJAR-TV (Cranston, RI) Verified
WASHINGTON (SOA) — If you’re driving a new car on the road today, it’s likely you have a touchscreen in your vehicle. Research shows 97% of new cars since 2023 have at least one touchscreen, handling a growing number of functions. And while touchscreens look sleek and modern, Spotlight on America discovered they’re also the source of growing driver frustration and increasingly, safety concerns. SOA correspondent Angie Moreschi reporting on vehicle touchscreen troubles.
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