Baltimore bridge disaster: immigrants died doing job 'others do not want to do' Gabriella Borter reuters.com/world/us/balti…

'One of the reasons Latinos were involved in this accident is because Latinos do the work that others do not want to do,' said Lucia Islas, president of Comité Latino de Baltimore, a nonprofit group. #baltimorebridge By Gabriella Borter Reuters
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Baltimore bridge disaster: immigrants died doing job 'others do not want to do' ⁦Gabriella Borter⁩ reuters.com/world/us/balti…

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“Now my predecessor, a former Republican president, tells Putin, quote, 'Do whatever you want,'' Biden said. 'I think it's outrageous, it's dangerous and it's unacceptable.'

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Latest from Des Moines by @GabriellaBorter Tim Reid Nathan Layne and co.

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Snapshots from the tundra- happy #IowaCaucus day!

🔊 Clothing, toothbrushes, bulletproof vests. American Jews are sending everything they can to help Israeli reservists being called up to fight.

Gabriella Borter speaks to those scrambling to help from afar.

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Women denied abortions file lawsuits in Idaho, Tennessee and Oklahoma over bans (⁦Gabriella Borter⁩) reuters.com/world/us/women…

Latin America stepping out well ahead of northern neighbours. Ruling in 🇲🇽opens the door for the federal healthcare system to offer abortions, which could become increasingly important as the country mulls centralizing health services Gabriella Borter >
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Mexico's Suprema Corte upholds abortion rights nationwide, paving way for federal access - By Gabriella Borter (@Reuters) - Mexico's Supreme Court on Wednesday struck down a federal law criminalizing abortion, reaffirming an earlier ruling that criminal... reuters.com/world/americas…

In big abortion news from Mexico - the Supreme Court struck down a national law criminalizing abortion today, clearing the way for a major expansion of abortion access via the federal healthcare system Reuters reuters.com/world/americas…

🔊 It’s been a year since ⚖️ SCOTUS overturned Roe V. Wade. Gabriella Borter and Reuters World News daily podcast follow one TX abortion provider reut.rs/436wpst

A father and daughter had their lives disrupted when a year ago this week, the US Supreme Court overturned Roe. Join reporter Gabriella Borter and Evelyn Hockstein live on LinkedIn as they discuss their reporting at 12:30 p.m. ET. Ask questions using #AskReuters reut.rs/3XlBoE0

One year ago, after the fall of Roe v. Wade, Dr. Alan Braid and his daughter Andrea Gallegos faced a decision: Should they move states to continue providing abortions or should they quit?

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For the past year since the Supreme Court decision overturning Roe, Evelyn Hockstein and Gabriella Borter have been following Dr Braid, an abortion doctor and his family who moved their Texas clinic to New Mexico and Illinois reuters.com/investigates/s…

The Supreme Court may ban affirmative action in college admissions next month. Administrators at a dozen selective schools told me how they're planning for that outcome, and working to ensure they don't see a drop in racial diversity Reuters reuters.com/world/us/us-co…

Senior administrators at a dozen colleges & universities spoke to Gabriella Borter about their options if affirmative action in college admissions is banned.

US colleges game out a possible end to race-conscious student admissions reuters.com/world/us/us-co… by Gabriella Borter for Reuters ReutersUS

🔊The Supreme Court could end affirmative action in college admissions. Gabriella Borter takes us to the University of North Carolina which is at the center of this case reut.rs/41YlvVh