Angela M. Hill
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Washington, DC, United States
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Abortion Pill Gets Fresh Look As FDA Launches Review Of Restrictions
A Newsy investigation in 2020 found the FDA’s own data show the pill to be safer than Viagra and complications from medication abortions are rare. → Read More
Minnesota Police Oversight Board Sees Reforms But Lacks Transparency
Newsy investigates the little-known state agency that oversees training and licensing for all police in Minnesota. → Read More
Despite Billions in Public Funding, Rural Broadband Still Lags
Newsy investigation finds missed deadlines, flawed FCC maps, lack of oversight keeps rural U.S. on wrong side of digital divide. → Read More
Eviction Moratoriums Are Pushing Small Landlords To The Brink
With few safety nets in place, small landlords are calling for help as eviction moratoriums threaten their incomes. → Read More
Hopi Tribe Races To Expand Access To Clean Running Water
For the Hopi tribe of Arizona, COVID-19 has highlighted longstanding disparities including limited access to clean running water. → Read More
Lawsuit Seeks Better Tracking of Native American Kids in Foster Care
A lawsuit filed in federal court aims to stop the rollback of rules that monitor American Indian and Alaska Native children foster care. → Read More
Lawsuit Seeks Better Tracking of Native American Kids in Foster Care
A lawsuit filed in federal court aims to stop the rollback of rules that monitor American Indian and Alaska Native children foster care. → Read More
Judge Rules Providers Can Mail The Abortion Pill During Pandemic
A federal judge provided some relief for patients trying to access the abortion pill by temporarily pausing FDA restrictions during the pandemic. → Read More
Prescription Denied: Accessing The Abortion Pill
For decades the abortion pill has been one of FDA’s most restricted drugs. Newsy investigated why and what impact that has had on access. → Read More
Native American Tribes Still Waiting On Help From CARES Act
Tribal communities across the country are being devastated by the coronavirus as they wait for their remaining CARES Act funds. → Read More
Some Business Owners Excluded From PPP Due To Criminal History
Small business owners with recent felony convictions or who are on probation are being shut out of federal relief loans. → Read More
Minority-Owned Businesses Hope For Relief In $484 Billion Aid Package
Measures have been put in place to help ensure minority-owned businesses have access to the new Paycheck Protection Program funds. → Read More
African Nations Race To Set Up Labs for Coronavirus Testing
To curb the spread of the coronavirus in Africa, health officials are setting up new labs, some of them in at-risk communities. → Read More
Some Abortions Paused Under States' Coronavirus Measures
At least 20 states have ordered health care providers to delay "elective" procedures, sparking a debate over whether abortions are included. → Read More
Pharmaceutical Supply Chains Threatened By Coronavirus
Some experts say U.S. medical system is overly dependent on Chinese imports. → Read More
A Broken Trust: Sexual assault and justice on tribal lands
Sexual assault investigations can fall through the cracks when tribes and the federal government fail to work together. → Read More
This elephant tranquilizer is killing people, but no one knows how many
“Getting a Fix” is an in-depth series that explores the opioid epidemic gripping the United States. This story examines carfentanil, an elusive synthetic opioid that was meant for use on large animals but never on humans. → Read More
This elephant tranquilizer is killing people, but no one knows how many
“Getting a Fix” is an in-depth series that explores the opioid epidemic gripping the United States. This story examines carfentanil, an elusive synthetic opioid that was meant for use on large animals but never on humans. → Read More
This elephant tranquilizer is killing people, but no one knows how many
“Getting a Fix” is an in-depth series that explores the opioid epidemic gripping the United States. This story examines carfentanil, an elusive synthetic opioid that was meant for use on large animals but never on humans. → Read More
This elephant tranquilizer is killing people, but no one knows how many
“Getting a Fix” is an in-depth series that explores the opioid epidemic gripping the United States. This story examines carfentanil, an elusive synthetic opioid that was meant for use on large animals but never on humans. → Read More