Adrian Florido
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- Sep 14, 2026
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Rural maternity care, Las Vegas anime and Nevada workforce resources (opens the original)
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Medicaid changes could mean longer drives for rural maternity care, Las Vegas’ anime community continues to grow and Nevada highlights workforce resources.
This city led the way on reparations for Black people. Trump is trying to stop it (opens the original)
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EVANSTON, Ill. — As a child in the 1960s, Allie Zemtseff saw how her mother, a Black woman, was turned away by landlords while apartment hunting in white neighborhoods. So she was incredulous when the Trump administration this summer accused the city of racial discrimination because of a program it created to compensate Black residents for past housing segregation. "I thought, 'How ridiculous,'" said Zemtseff. Through Evanston's reparations program, the first in the U.S. to compensate Black peop
IRS targets private schools that help racial minority students (opens the original)
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We report this morning on a plan by the Internal Revenue Service. The Trump administration wants to revoke the tax-exempt status of certain private schools and universities. They would lose that status if they persist in diversity initiatives. Wesleyan University is one institution that says it values diversity, and we hear from its president after this. NPR's Adrian Florido covers race, and he's covering this story. Good morning. ADRIAN FLORIDO, BYLINE: Good morning, Michel. MARTIN: What kinds
Bad Bunny wraps tour, brings joy home to Puerto Rico (opens the original)
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After a year selling out stadiums from South America to Europe to Asia, the Puerto Rican superstar Bad Bunny returned home this weekend. FLORIDO: His surprise announcement that he'd end his global tour with two final concerts in San Juan sent Puerto Ricans on and off the island scrambling for tickets online. I met Yara Vargas outside the stadium this weekend. YARA VARGAS: I'm from Puerto Rico. But I live in Arizona right now. FLORIDO: She was one of the lucky ones. Her sister snagged tickets. So
One Puerto Rico condo building, 10 families, no water (opens the original)
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SAN JUAN, P.R. – On many days over the past year, the tidy three-story condo building on Pomarrosa Street, in central San Juan, has gotten no running water at all. On other days, just a trickle reaches the faucets – but only in the ground floor apartments. On those days, the families who live above her bring their jugs down to Sonia Palacios' first-story patio and fill them from her garden hose. "They know they need no permission to enter when there's water," Palacios, a retired lawyer, said of
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