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I mess with data. I talk to people. I write it all down. Data Director, The Washington Post. She/Her
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Who was arrested in Trump’s D.C. crime emergency? We analyzed 1,273 records.

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By Olivia George Verified, Meghan Hoyer Verified, Steve Thompson Verified, Emma Uber Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
On President Donald Trump’s orders, thousands of local police, federal agents and camouflage-clad troops have fanned out across the nation’s capital every night for the past month. The surge sprawled across D.C., from its poorest pockets to its busiest commercial corridors and marbled monuments.
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Young men, guns and the prefrontal cortex

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By Ariana Eunjung Cha Verified, Meghan Hoyer Verified, Tim Meko
| Anchorage Daily News Verified
When Vanderbilt University psychiatrist Jonathan Metzl learned that the perpetrator of the Uvalde, Tex., school massacre was a young man barely out of adolescence, it was hard not to think about the peculiarities of the maturing male brain. Salvador Rolando Ramos had just turned 18, eerily close in age to Nikolas Cruz, who had been 19 when he shot up a school in Parkland, Fla. To Adam Lanza, 20, when he did the same in Newtown, Conn. To Seung-Hui Cho, 23, at Virginia Tech.
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Corporate America's $50 billion promise to confront racial justice shows limits of power to catalyze change

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By Tracy Jan Verified, Jena McGregor Verified, Meghan Hoyer Verified
| Philadelphia Tribune Verified
After the murder of George Floyd ignited nationwide protests, corporate America acknowledged it could no longer stay silent and promised to take an active role in confronting systemic racism. From Silicon Valley to Wall Street, companies proclaimed "Black lives matter." JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon adopted the posture of former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick's protests against police brutality and took a knee with bank employees.
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