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Mashup Score: 10Which Senators Have Benefitted the Most from NRA Money? | Brady - 4 month(s) ago
They’ve taken money from the NRA, all while blocking lifesaving gun safety legislation.
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Mashup Score: 7Denver, Chicago and New York mayors demand federal action for - 5 month(s) ago
All three cities have put policies in place to limit when and where buses of migrants can arrive.
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Mashup Score: 25More than 300 people experiencing homelessness have died on Denver's - 5 month(s) ago
The Colorado Coalition for the Homeless will host the 34th annual event.
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Mashup Score: 17
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ealth of reducing sentencing severity at individuals’ first adult criminal–legal encounter. Methods: We used the US National Longitudinal Survey on Youth 1997, a nationally representative dataset of youth followed into their mid-thirties. Restricting to those with an adult encounter (arrest, charge alone or no sentence, probation, incarceration), we used parametric g-computation to estimate the difference in mental health at age 30 (Mental Health Inventory-5) if (1) everyone who received incarceration for their first encounter had received probation and (2) everyone who received probation had received no sentence. Results: Among 1835 individuals with adult encounters, 19% were non-Hispanic Black and 65% were non-Hispanic White. Median age at first encounter was 20. Under hypothetical interventions to reduce sentencing, we did not see better mental health overall (Intervention 1, incarceration to probation: RD = −0.01; CI = −0.02, 0.01; Intervention 2, probation to no sentence: RD = 0.0
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Mashup Score: 46Denver weighs raising temperature threshold for opening warming - 6 month(s) ago
Dr. Joshua Barocas says the current threshold of 20 degrees is not based in evidence or best practices and could lead to amputations and death.
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Mashup Score: 5Opinion: Denver Must Create a Plan to Prevent Cold Weather Injuries Among Unhoused Neighbors - 6 month(s) ago
A debate has raged for more than two years about the proper temperature at which to activate warming shelters.
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Mashup Score: 9Mortality, incarceration and cost implications of fentanyl felonization laws: A modeling study - 8 month(s) ago
Opioid overdose continues to be a major cause of death in the United States. One effort to control opioid use has been to implement policies that enha…
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Mashup Score: 2Commentary: Sounding the Xylazine Alarm - 10 month(s) ago
When fentanyl arrived, the state wasted time and resources responding with punishment instead of public health.
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Mashup Score: 12Anne Sosin: Homelessness is a crisis of housing and Vermont values - 12 month(s) ago
Magical thinking and zero-sum calculations, not facts, have fueled a debate on how many Vermonters to unshelter, not how to best address this crisis.
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Hey @SenJoniErnst the gun lobby has spent $3,129,723* to benefit your political campaigns. Any “thoughts and prayers” about #PerryHighSchool are hollow. https://t.co/TfmDos9csQ