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Public News Service
Public News Service (PNS) is a member-supported news service that advocates journalism in the public interest
About Public News Service
To support democracy and promote public dialogue in a rapidly changing media environment, Public News Service, a Certified B Corp, advocates journalism in the public interest. PNS's network of state-based news services distribute high quality public interest news and information to both mainstream and alternative media on a daily basis. Support comes from non-profit organizations, foundations, individuals and businesses for social responsibility.
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Presence & Recognition
Public News Service reported that there are 85 women running for governor in Florida, marking a record number.
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Presence & Recognition
Public News Service reported that there are 36 woman-vs-woman congressional races in Florida.
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Presence & Recognition
Public News Service reported that there are 200+ women running for the House in Florida.
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Presence & Recognition
Public News Service reported that there are 700+ women on the ballot for Congress and governor in Florida.
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Legal & Regulatory
Public News Service reports that Maine Preservation's Tara Kelly notes that the proposed changes to the National Historic Preservation Act have not been updated in some time.
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Presence & Recognition
Public News Service reported that DHS Secretary Mullin refuses to reverse their ankle-monitor policy for Haitian immigrants.
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Presence & Recognition
Public News Service reported that Alaska trawlers roil the waters of the U.S. Senate election.
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Research & Knowledge
Public News Service reported new polls showing union popularity continues to grow.
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Presence & Recognition
Public News Service reported that New Hampshire Democratic Senate Candidate Pappas defended voting for the Laken Riley Act.
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Presence & Recognition
Public News Service reported on the shift in disability laws by New York disability rights groups leary of the Department of Justice.
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Presence & Recognition
Public News Service reported on the launch of the Learn Without Limits campaign for California young readers.
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Presence & Recognition
Public News Service reported on the investigation by federal aviation investigators into why an Amazon Cargo plane overran the runway in Miami, killing 5 people.
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Presence & Recognition
Public News Service reported on Michigan families facing steep cost hikes for their back-to-school supplies.
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Presence & Recognition
Public News Service reported on Florida women in politics navigating racism, sexism, and new opportunities.
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Presence & Recognition
Public News Service reported on Facing hunger in Oregon Part 1: Leaders respond to cuts.
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Presence & Recognition
Public News Service reported on Alaska trawlers roiling the waters of the U.S. Senate election.
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Legal & Regulatory
Public News Service reported that Illinois is set to receive funds from a multistate settlement with Meta over a 10-year period to help fill statewide education gaps.
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Research & Knowledge
Public News Service reported that FBI officials have set a minimum $25,000 reward for help with cracking dozens of nationwide cases as part of the Voices Not Forgotten initiative.
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