Anna Maria Barry-Jester
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Reporting on global health, infectious diseases & pandemics @ProPublica. Mitten lover. MPH. Reach me at anna.barryjester@propublica.org or DM for Signal.
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Anna Maria Barry-Jester’s Biography
Read Full Bio →Anna Maria Barry-Jester is a journalist focusing on public health and immigration. She has been a staff writer at the data-driven news site FiveThirtyEight since 2015, reporting on public health, science and immigration. She previously worked as editorial health producer for Univision, and editorial producer for a year long series on global health at ABC News. For ten years, she did freelance work as a photographer and videographer for a variety of outlets, including work on a multi-country, mu…
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“A Huge Grab of Power”: Trump Is Defying Congress on Foreign Aid
After the Trump administration upended the world’s largest foreign aid provider last year, terminating thousands of programs and firing nearly all of its staff, its plan for the agency was clear: Eliminate it entirely. But because it is a congressionally created agency, President Donald Trump needed lawmakers’ permission to do so.
“A Huge Grab Of Power”: Trump Is Defying Congress On Foreign Aid
“A Huge Grab of Power”: Trump Is Defying Congress on Foreign Aid After the Trump administration upended the world’s largest foreign aid provider last year, terminating thousands of programs and firing nearly all of its staff, its plan for the agency was clear: Eliminate it entirely. But because it is a congressionally created agency, President Donald Trump needed lawmakers’ permission to do so.
Sydney Lupkin, Author at KFF Health News
The Food and Drug Administration is supposed to inspect all factories, foreign and domestic, that produce drugs for the U.S. market. But a KHN review of thousands of FDA documents — inspection records, recalls, warning letters and lawsuits — reveals how drugs that are poorly manufactured or contaminated can reach consumers.
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