Rachel M. Cohen is a journalist at Vox.com, primarily focusing on social issues such as abortion rights, housing, homelessness, and child care. Her work often intersects with themes of government and politics, family and relationships, and broader societal concerns. Rachel's insightful reporting has been featured in prominent outlets including The Guardian, The Intercept, and Yahoo News.
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Rachel M. Cohen's coverage primarily focuses on politics, government policy and legal regulations within the United States. She seems to be interested in articles that discuss key election races and ballot measures, as well as issues such as abortion rights, homelessness solutions, child care policies, and their intersection with political landscapes.
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Around the country, anti-camping policies are complicating disaster recovery.
By: Rachel M. Cohen
The “care economy” agenda collapsed despite a Democratic trifecta. A divided government is more likely next time.
Anti-camping laws in Florida are making it harder for the state’s homeless population to access aid and shelter amid Hurricanes Helene and Milton.Rachel M. Cohen reports for Vox.In short:Florida's new law bans sleeping on public property, with temporary exceptions during hurricanes, poten...
By: Rachel M. Cohen
The state's 12-week ban has already upended care. Anti-abortion leaders want to go further.
Experts think they’ve cracked the code for how to actually convert empty office buildings into affordable housing.
By: Rachel M. Cohen
Day care workers earn less than dog walkers. States are finally realizing that’s got to change.
Lessons for Americans from Germany’s imperfect experiment.
It will be easier to restrict reproductive rights in the president-elect’s second term.
Voters this week approved a first-of-its-kind measure to pay property owners if cities don't address camps.
The Biden administration proposed a change to school athletics that sought a compromise.
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