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Texas Won't Study How Its Abortion Ban Impacts Women, So We Did

Texas Won't Study How Its Abortion Ban Impacts Women, So We Did

ProPublica — Since Texas banned abortion, no one has studied the statewide effects on pregnant women experiencing complications. Here's how we sifted through data on millions of pregnancy hospitalizations and analyzed the outcomes before and after the ban.
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Texas Banned Abortion. Then Sepsis Rates Soared.

Texas Banned Abortion. Then Sepsis Rates Soared.

ProPublica — ProPublica's first-of-its-kind analysis is the most detailed look yet into a rise in life-threatening complications for women experiencing pregnancy loss under Texas' abortion ban.
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Nonprofit Explorer Adds Powerful Tools to Help You Research Organizations' Financials

Nonprofit Explorer Adds Powerful Tools to Help You Research Organizations' Financials

ProPublica — ProPublica has added the ability to find nonprofit organizations that auditors have flagged as having serious financial or control deficiencies. We also added the ability to search for organizations that have reported significant theft.
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Your Free-Range Organic Chicken May Have Been Processed at a Large Industrial Poultry Plant

Your Free-Range Organic Chicken May Have Been Processed at a Large Industrial Poultry Plant

ProPublica — To help us make sense of the opaque poultry supply chain, hundreds of ProPublica readers sent in details about their chickens and turkeys. Here's what we learned. Americans who want to buy the safest chicken and turkey have had little to go on beyond brand names and labels.
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Chicken Checker: Look Up the Salmonella Rates Where Your Poultry Was Processed

Chicken Checker: Look Up the Salmonella Rates Where Your Poultry Was Processed

ProPublica — Find the P-number on a package of raw chicken or turkey. We'll show you how often the USDA found salmonella at the plant that processed it. How do I find the P-number? Look for the P-number on your package of raw chicken or turkey.
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New: View an Organization's Employees and Officers on Nonprofit Explorer

New: View an Organization's Employees and Officers on Nonprofit Explorer

ProPublica — On Friday, we updated our Nonprofit Explorer database in two big ways. First, we've added the ability to view key employees and officers right on an organization's page. Second, we've updated and extracted a ton of fresh data beyond our normal tax filing updates, adding millions of new employee records and tens of thousands of new audits.
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Vermont Colleges Laid Testing Plans to Restart Safely. Will They Work?

Vermont Colleges Laid Testing Plans to Restart Safely. Will They Work?

Seven Days — Every day, another campus cracks. As U.S. colleges and universities barrel toward the most unpredictable semester in generations, hundreds have abandoned their hopes of bringing students back to campus during the pandemic. The University of Delaware, Johns Hopkins University and the University of Pennsylvania have all canceled most in-person classes.
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False Insecurity: State Tries to Sort Out Manchester COVID-19 Testing Snafu

False Insecurity: State Tries to Sort Out Manchester COVID-19 Testing Snafu

Seven Days — click to enlarge The "wave," as Dr. Janel Kittredge called it, started with a child's stomachache. That's not a typical sign of COVID-19, but the patient also had a fever, so Kittredge ordered a test. Unlike most doctors in Vermont, Kittredge didn't have to wait days for an answer.
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Data Dive: Feds Reveal Which Vermont Employers Got Coronavirus Relief Loans

Data Dive: Feds Reveal Which Vermont Employers Got Coronavirus Relief Loans

Seven Days — Some of Vermont's best-known companies have received millions in emergency federal coronavirus relief loans: Trapp Family Lodge...
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Vermont Eldercare Navigator - Search for Vermont residential care homes and assisted living resid...

Vermont Eldercare Navigator - Search for Vermont residential care homes and assisted living resid...

Seven Days — Search our directory of Vermont's residential care homes and assisted living residences for citations and complaints reported between 2014 and 2020.
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Who Does Your Legislator Work For? Check the Seven Days Disclosure Database

Who Does Your Legislator Work For? Check the Seven Days Disclosure Database

Seven Days — A Seven Days analysis of legislative ethics disclosures found that 46 percent of Vermont lawmakers are retired or otherwise unemployed. Another 25 percent of state reps and senators are self-employed. Only 29 percent work for organizations they don't own.
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Vermont Nonprofit Navigator

Vermont Nonprofit Navigator

Seven Days — Explore the organizations and people that power Vermont's $6.8 billion nonprofit economy.
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Analysis: How Gun Votes Divided the Vermont House

Analysis: How Gun Votes Divided the Vermont House

Seven Days — Rep. Brian Keefe (R-Manchester) left the Vermont Statehouse last Friday night after a 10-hour gun-control debate convinced he'd done the right thing by voting "no." He had supported three out of four measures included in the landmark legislation: raising the purchasing age to 21 and banning bump stocks and high-capacity magazines.
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NRA Dollars Target Vermont Schools

NRA Dollars Target Vermont Schools

Seven Days — click to enlarge The nonprofit arm of the National Rifle Association donated more than $212,000 to Vermont programs over five years, including tens of thousands of dollars to public institutions serving young people. Among the biggest recipients was the University of Vermont, which accepted $47,986 from the NRA Foundation over a seven-year period, according to filings with the Internal Revenue Service.
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Interactive: Explore the Military Equipment in Your Community

Interactive: Explore the Military Equipment in Your Community

sevendaysvt.com — Since the 1990s, Vermont police agencies have quietly obtained armored vehicles, assault rifles and other surplus military gear from the Pentagon. Read our story on the 1033 Program and explore the database of surplus military equipment in Vermont. Click on your county to see what your local departments have obtained for their arsenals. To create this database, Seven Days obtained nearly 4,000 pages of records from the Vermont National Guard, the agency tasked with implementing the 1033 Program over the past 17 years.
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Quiz: Bern This

Quiz: Bern This

sevendaysvt.com — How well do you know Bernie Sanders and his Vermont political career? We combed through our archives for 10 trivia questions about his journey from Burlington mayor to iconic independent senator. Whether you're a Sanderista or a skeptic, test your Bernie knowledge here: On his first day as mayor of the Queen City, Bernie Sanders shared a prediction with the alternative weekly Vanguard Press: "People will look back to Burlington, Vermont, 1981, and say: 'It all started here.'" Socialist Sanders, who won the mayor's seat by 10 votes, was likely envisioning some kind of populist revolution.
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