Danielle McLean

Banning diversity, equity and inclusion programs in medical schools could derail decades-long efforts to address health disparities. This story was published in partnership with the Center for Public Integrity, a newsroom that investigates…

In 2017 — four years after the start of the Flint water crisis — health department officials found dangerously high levels of lead in the blood of more than 1,600 children under the age of six in Detroit. That’s more than the number of students who…

George Hinson lived at the Station House in Philadelphia for eight years. The former train station had been converted into apartments serving low-income Philadelphians, many of whom, like Hinson, were recovering from addiction. But the building had…

FEMA kicked more than 1,000 Puerto Ricans out of emergency shelter in hotels, while other families are still waiting for help. Time is running out for Dacny Segarra to find an affordable home in the Orlando area large enough for her 14-member family.…

Lying in a psychosis ward bed, Amelia Perry couldn’t shake thoughts of suicide. The noise blaring from other patients in the hallway and the bright lights above felt like too much. Perry, a 25-year-old trans person, was in the hospital seeking help.…

When the public first learned about Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin’s trip aboard a (pricey) military jet to tour Fort Knox last August, it didn’t take an astronomer to note the interesting timing of the visit: It fell on the same day as the solar…

The connection between Breitbart, a far-right website, and the white nationalist movement was hardly a secret. Steve Bannon, who served as Executive Chairman of the publication before and after serving as Trump’s chief strategist, called Breitbart…