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Isabelle Taft named as Livingston Award finalist - Vimarsana News

Isabelle Taft named as Livingston Award finalist

The Livingston award recognizes the best reporting by young journalists.

Nine ProPublica Reporters and Fellows Named Livingston Award Finalists - Vimarsana News

Nine ProPublica Reporters and Fellows Named Livingston Award Finalists

ProPublica is an independent, non-profit newsroom that produces investigative journalism in the public interest.

Mentally ill man jailed for 20 days with no charges - Vimarsana News

Mentally ill man jailed for 20 days with no charges

As lawmakers debate changing Mississippi’s commitment laws to reduce jail detentions, David’s path through the state’s mental health system shows how it can funnel a sick person into jail, and how long it can take for them to get out once locked up.

Lawmakers challenge jail as 'default place' for mentally ill - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers challenge jail as 'default place' for mentally ill

No other state routinely jails people for days or weeks without criminal charges during mental health commitment.

Congress Kicks the (Budget) Can Down the Road. Again. - Vimarsana News

Congress Kicks the (Budget) Can Down the Road. Again.

Congress narrowly avoided a federal government shutdown for the second time in six weeks, as Democrats came to the rescue of divided House Republicans over annual spending bills that were supposed to be finished by Oct. 1. But the brinksmanship is likely to repeat itself early in 2024, when the next temporary spending patches expire. Meanwhile, a pair of investigations unveiled this week demonstrate how difficult it still is for seniors to get needed long-term and rehabilitation care. Alice Miranda Ollstein of Politico, Rachel Cohrs of Stat, and Joanne Kenen of Johns Hopkins University and Pol...