A small town's fight against ICE

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• Weekly jobless claims are another sign the labor market is holding up

  by Meghan McCarty Carino

  

  Unemployment insurance claims dropped more than expected last week. The number of people filing for jobless benefits for the first time fell to 205,000, the lowest level since January.

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• The market for new homes felt a chill in January

  by Daniel Ackerman

  

  Sales were down 17% from December. Blame lousy weather and rising mortgage rates.

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• What are "mortgage deserts"?

  by Amy Scott and Livi Burdette

  

  In areas where fewer homes are bought using mortgages, getting on the property ladder is even more difficult.

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• What the Iran war is costing our climate

  by Amy Scott and Nicholas Guiang

  

  As war in Iran continues to unfold, energy prices are surging globally. But another lasting impact of the war will be how it impacts the speed of climate change.

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• The Numbers

  by Amy Scott

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• How one drugstore stays afloat in a "pharmacy desert"

  by Sarah Leeson

  

  Julie Perkins is a pharmacist and the owner of Batson’s Drug Store in Howard, Kansas. It’s the only pharmacy for miles.

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• A small coastal town's fight against ICE

  by Amy Scott and Michaela Seah

  

  Garrett Epps, the legal affairs editor at the Washington Monthly, talks about a small Oregon town’s fight against ICE.

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