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Muslim Gubernatorial Candidate Knows He's A Big 'Middle Finger' To Trump Administration

Dr. Abdul El-Sayed hopes the things that set him apart can bring Michigan together.
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Poisoning The Well: The View Of Sinclair Broadcast Group From Flint

The conservative media giant dominates local TV in the troubled city, where people say the press hasn’t raked nearly enough muck.
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The Administration's Assault On EPA And Clean Water Is An Assault On Public Health

And the most vulnerable are low-income families, children and communities of color.
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Why 'Flint 6' Filmmaker Rejected $3.75 Million To Maintain Film's Integrity

J.J. Green launched a fundraising campaign after learning investors wanted to take the film out of Flint.
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Flint Water Crisis Likely Increased Fetal Deaths, Study Shows

Another hint that the U.S. ought to quit using lead pipes for water.
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Bruno Mars Donates $1 Million To Help Victims Of Flint Water Crisis

The singer urged Americans to "not forget our brothers and sisters affected by this disaster."
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'Little Miss Flint' Helps 1,000 Local Students Get New School Supplies

“I’m a Flint kid that wants to help all the other Flint kids.”
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Think Obamacare Repeal Won't Affect Kids? Think Again.

Flint and its water crisis offer a case study in the program's value to children.
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Here's What We Know About The Accused Flint Attacker

The Tunisian native reportedly tried to buy a gun in the U.S.
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Officials Finally Face Charges For Flint Water Crisis

Nick Lyon, the head of Michigan’s health department, has been charged with involuntary manslaughter for his connection to the Flint water crisis, which lead to the deaths of 12 people. Four other officials were also charged for their roles in the water issues.
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