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Ruth Baron

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As seen in: Guardian US, Medium, Archives of Disease in Childhood, The Strategist, ProPublica, Vulture, Oprah Daily
Job: Newsletter editor @ProPublica. Not my job: This Week in Scams (scams.substack.com). Life: I'm trying
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We Have Joint Custody of This Shibumi

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By Ruth Baron Verified, Kayleen Schaefer Verified
| The Strategist Verified
The authors under their Shibumi. Photo: Julien du Castel By planes, trains, and automobiles, we’ve been going to the beach together for years, and over that time, we’ve amassed a sizable collection of gear to keep us comfortable. We both own parachute blankets, and Ruthie bought herself a Tommy Bahama backpack chair that everyone clowns her for but secretly envies.
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Help ProPublica Report on Railroad Worker Safety

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By Topher Sanders, Dan Schwartz, Ruth Baron Verified
| ProPublica Verified
ProPublica has been reporting on railroad safety for more than a year. We recently published investigations on the safety issues posed by longer trains and blocked railroad crossings. Now, we’re investigating the challenges that confront railroad employees who are injured on the job, railroaders who report a safety concern and the pressure on managers to reduce reports of unsafe conditions and injury numbers.
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Do Blocked Railroad Crossings Endanger Your Community? Tell Us More.

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By Ruth Baron Verified, Topher Sanders, Dan Schwartz
| ProPublica Verified
In communities across America, trains come to a stop at railroad crossings, sometimes blocking traffic for hours. The federal government has amassed tens of thousands of reports of such incidents in the past year alone from nearly every state.
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