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Managing editor of news @Stanford_Daily; intern at the Sacramento Bee and the Mercury News in San Jose.

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Abuse survivors won more power to sue. Now cities face a financial reckoning.

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By Hannah Knowles Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
Abuse survivors won more power to sue. Now cities face a financial reckoning. (washingtonpost.com) Abuse survivors won more power to sue. Now cities face a financial reckoning. By Hannah Knowles 2026082810351500 LOS ANGELES — For victims of child sex abuse, a 2019 California law expanding the time frame to sue brought long-delayed accountability. For local governments paying the bills for employees' decades-old crimes, the litigation unleashed a financial nightmare. Settlements broke records.
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Ten days after storm, thousands are still waiting for power in Indiana

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By Cole Reynolds, Michelle Boorstein Verified, Hannah Knowles Verified
| The Spokesman-Review Verified
The young married couple made it through the storm last week, swerving to dodge power lines and trees falling into the road as they drove to shelter. But 10 days later, they and thousands of their neighbors in Gary, Indiana, were still waiting for the power to come back on. It’s “inhumane,” said 26-year-old Adriana Harris. Now Harris and her husband, Jason Randolph, have fallen into a new routine.
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Thousands in Indiana still waiting for power more than a week after storm

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By Cole Reynolds, Michelle Boorstein Verified, Hannah Knowles Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
Thousands in Indiana still waiting for power more than a week after storm (washingtonpost.com) Thousands in Indiana still waiting for power more than a week after storm By Cole Reynolds; Michelle Boorstein; Hannah Knowles 2026082210020300 The young married couple made it through the storm last week, swerving to dodge power lines and trees falling into the road as they drove to shelter.
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