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Trump shuts off access to asylum, plans to send 10,000 troops to the border; Federal employees are told to name colleagues who work in DEI roles or risk adverse consequences; Jackson's office of violence prevention aims to revive communities, reduce crime; Hate crimes double in CA from 2019-2023; reporting low in rural areas; MN nurses: Patient care shouldn't come with a heavy dose of AI.

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Trump's pardons of January 6th participants spark mixed reactions, federal DEI suspensions raise equity concerns, diversity in medicine faces challenges post-affirmative action and Citizens United continues to amplify big money in politics.

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Winter blues? Alaskans cure theirs at the Cordova Iceworm Festival, Trump's energy plans will impact rural folks, legislation in Virginia aims to ensure rural communities get adequate EV charging stations, and a retreat for BIPOC women earns rave reviews.

Mary Kuhlman

Managing Editor

Mary Kuhlman is Managing Editor at Public News Service. Mary is an Ohio-based broadcast journalist with over two-decades of experience, including reporting and anchoring for WHIO-AM in Dayton and WTAM 1100 in Cleveland. Since joining the PNS team in 2008, she’s produced thousands of stories across the country, helped launch the PNS Daily Newscast in 2012 and anchored the “Talks” newscast.


Languages Spoken: English

Topic Expertise: Civic engagement, consumer, health care, youth, environment.

Local Expertise: Ohio, Midwest

Location: Liberty Township, OH

Demographic Expertise: Children, low-income families, older adults, women.

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