Danielle Paquette is a national correspondent for The Washington Post's America Desk. She reports on a wide range of topics including social issues, crime, and political events, with a focus on regional interest and world news. Paquette's work has been featured in several prominent publications, including The Independent and The Sydney Morning Herald.
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By: Danielle Paquette
LOUISVILLE — Who are you? What would you like to be? What interests you now that the drugs are gone?
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I'm Danielle Paquette, a national correspondent for The Post's America Desk. Recently, I was disturbed to learn that “mental health conditions” are among pregnant women and new mothers.
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They are faceless. They are implied. They are the amorphous core of TikTok conspiracy theories. “They” are to blame for almost everything, according to Donald Trump.
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Donald Trump vowed to deport the Haitians of Springfield during his campaign. Many in the Ohio community are worried and praying after he won the presidency.
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SPRINGFIELD, Ohio — This was the worst-case scenario for Yvena Jean François, but she willed herself to thank God.
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SPRINGFIELD, Ohio — This was the worst-case scenario for Yvena Jean François, but she willed herself to thank God. That’s what the Haitian immigrant did on her toughest days. That’s what she di...
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At issue is a pre-Civil War law that would completely bar the procedure, with no exceptions for incest, rape or to save the life of a pregnant woman.
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The incident has roiled Trump’s transition team since the former president announced Hegseth as his nominee for defense secretary.
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