Nicole Narea is a senior politics and society reporter for Vox, specializing in national politics in the United States. Her articles cover a wide range of topics, including international conflicts, immigration policies, and social issues. Nicole is dedicated to providing in-depth analysis and reporting on complex political issues.
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Nicole Narea's coverage primarily focuses on US politics, legal policy regulation, and government announcements. She delves into topics like immigration, the Israel-Palestine conflict, and gun control with a particular emphasis on evolving stories and the use of data to support her articles.
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Nicole Narea covers politics and society for Vox. She first joined Vox in 2019, and her work has also appeared in Politico, Washington Monthly, and the New Republic.
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How conspiring doctors, questionable tonics, and twisted patriotism led to the 1864 Arizona abortion ban that was just upheld in court.
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Arizona’s ban, first passed in 1864 and codified again in 1901 and 1913, says anyone who “provides, supplies or administers” an abortion or abortion drugs will face a state prison sentence of two to five years unless the abortion is necessary to save the life of the person who is pregnant. Taken out of the 19th-century context in which it was passed, that language would seem to amount to a near-total ban on abortion.
The killing of workers for the nonprofit headed by Chef José Andrés show no place in Gaza is safe, even for aid groups.
The Columbia protests and the debate over pro-Palestinian college students, explained.
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The Federal Reserve will give an announcement on interest rates during its May meeting Wednesday.
How conspiring doctors, questionable tonics, and twisted patriotism led to Arizona’s Civil War-era abortion ban the state legislature has finally repealed.
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