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Júlia Ledur

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As seen in: The Washington Post, MSN, MSN South Africa, Reuters, La Nación (Argentina), The Atlantic, Infobae, SFGate, Flipboard, The Boston Globe, The Seattle Times and
Graphics reporter @washpost covering foreign news. Previously @COVIDTracking19 @ReutersGraphics, @columbiajourn and @gazetadopovo. From Brazil, based in Philly.
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To justify his arch, Trump cites a 1925 plan. That vision was very different

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By Júlia Ledur Verified, Dan Diamond Verified
| MSN Verified
President Donald Trump wants to build a towering triumphal arch at Memorial Circle, a traffic roundabout tucked inside Washington's boundaries, arguing that it carries out a century-old congressional vision for the site. “People pass that circle, they say, why isn't something built here?” Trump said in the Oval Office in May. The plan Congress authorized in 1925 called for a new bridge spanning the Potomac River and a pair of columns at its westward side, near where Memorial Circle is today.
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Parents are ‘going broke on berries’

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By Hannah Sampson Verified, Federica Cocco Verified, Júlia Ledur Verified
| The San Diego Union-Tribune Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... By Hannah Sampson, Federica Cocco, Júlia Ledur The Washington Post Kristen Fox remembers when she brought home a Costco haul of fruit meant to last her 3-year-old twins a week. The carton of raspberries, box of blackberries and container of blueberries were gone by lunchtime. “I had like 30-something dollars worth of fruit that they just demolished in a day,” said Fox, 39, who works in tech and creates content about raising twins.
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Parents are ‘going broke on berries’

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By Hannah Sampson Verified, Federica Cocco Verified, Júlia Ledur Verified
| The Seattle Times Verified
Kristen Fox remembers when she brought home a Costco haul of fruit meant to last her 3-year-old twins a week. The carton of raspberries, box of blackberries and container of blueberries were gone by lunchtime. “I had like 30-something dollars worth of fruit that they just demolished in a day,” said Fox, 39, who works in tech and creates content about raising twins. Three years later, not much has changed. “I’m still going broke on berries and fruit,” Fox said.
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