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Concerned About Your OB-GYN Visit? Here's What You Should Know. — ProPublica - Vimarsana News

Concerned About Your OB-GYN Visit? Here's What You Should Know. — ProPublica

As we’ve reported on sexual misconduct by OB-GYNs, many women told us they didn’t know what was normal. With the help of providers, patients and experts, we created this guide.

Free Press Nearly Impossible With Corporate Business Model - Vimarsana News

Free Press Nearly Impossible With Corporate Business Model

It may seem like fast-moving technology that’s undermining traditional news outlets. But for WatchDog Opinion, it may be more about the notion of news as property, rather than a public good. Could nonprofit newsrooms — many of which cover energy and the environment — be a better model? And is there a funding mechanism that would support them sustainably … and permanently?

Source: sej.org
These Virginia Universities Grew by Displacing Black Residents — ProPublica - Vimarsana News

These Virginia Universities Grew by Displacing Black Residents — ProPublica

Schools including Old Dominion and the flagship University of Virginia have expanded by dislodging Black families, sometimes by the threat or use of eminent domain.

Gallup-McKinley School District to Be Investigated for Harsh Native Student Discipline — ProPublica - Vimarsana News

Gallup-McKinley School District to Be Investigated for Harsh Native Student Discipline — ProPublica

The New Mexico AG will look into the school district’s disproportionate discipline of Native American students.

He Fled a Traffic Stop in Louisiana. Now He's in Prison for Life. — ProPublica - Vimarsana News

He Fled a Traffic Stop in Louisiana. Now He's in Prison for Life. — ProPublica

After 12 years behind bars, Markus Lanieux thought he had a deal for his release. Then Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry filed a legal challenge that could derail hope for those imprisoned under the state's "three strikes" sentencing rules.