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A vaccine against tuberculosis has never been closer to reality. But development slowed due to corporate interests

The bill, which awaits a decision by Gov. Gavin Newsom, follows ProPublica’s reporting on the multibillion-dollar cost to clean up California’s oil and gas industry and the exodus of major companies shifting ownership of thousands of aging wells.

In an open letter, the leaders of the group allege the Democratic National Committee is taking away people’s choice in 2024 election

Massachusetts has 184,000 people on a waiting list for the state's 41,500 subsidized apartments. But an investigation by WBUR and ProPublica found nearly 2,300 of those state-funded apartments are vacant. Almost 1,800 of the apartments have been vacant for more than 60 days. And about 730 units have been empty…

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Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas bowed out of a Jan. 6-related case at the center of a congressional committee’s power to investigate.

Amid the city’s homelessness crisis, some landlords have turned buildings meant for low-cost housing into tourist hotels.

Trump installed three conservative justices, tilting the court 6-3 to the right, which delivered significant victories for conservatives

More than 40 watchdog groups call on John Roberts to force US supreme court justices to step aside after ethics scandals

Ethics violations by Justice Thomas and others on the Supreme Court keep piling up

The filmmaker was caught taking a photo with the justice and the businessman David Koch