Clayton Strong showed up at the funeral home, said he wanted his wife's body cremated, opened a lunch box full of cash and paid $2,310 on the spot, according to our reporting. Three months later, he was in another state and remarried.

New: In the two months before Trump sent the National Guard to Portland, authorities announced criminal charges against only three protesters. On nights with conflict, it often came from police firing on, pepper-spraying or tackling protesters.

WATCH: While federal judges decide whether Portland protesters’ behavior constitutes a rebellion, ProPublica set out to examine the degree to which they were inciting unrest and the role that federal officers played.

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important story from @Ximena_Bustillo @ChiaraEisner on the myriad ways immigration agents are concealing identities -- it's not just masks

.@audreydutton has reported on Idaho’s anti-vaccination movement for the past 10 years. Here's how she covered the state becoming the first in the nation to ban vaccine mandates. https://t.co/xYDRxGQxim

“As a journalist, the debate over vaccine policy and the rationales of the people behind the anti-vaccination movement fascinate me…But I’m not just a journalist. I’m an Idahoan with a family, including a young child in school.” https://t.co/EbbB9nnWFA @audreydutton

New: Citing a ProPublica investigation, lawmakers are calling on the FDA to conduct more drug testing and to alert hospitals and other purchasers when foreign manufacturers with safety failures are given a special pass to send their products to the U.S.

New: We wanted to know where a widely used prescription drug that treats high cholesterol was manufactured and whether the factory had quality issues. The search led to a labyrinth of company names and databases that few would know about.

New: The FDA’s decision to conceal the names of drugs on inspection reports has prevented doctors, pharmacists and patients from knowing whether manufacturing failures may make medications ineffective or unsafe.

@CIDRAP Here is the CIDRAP article on the survey:

This law didn't happen in a vacuum. A poll released last week found: "Among all adults surveyed, 74% agree that parents should follow the CDC's child immunization schedules, down from 81% in March. The share who 'strongly agree' has fallen from 51% to 39%..." according to @CIDRAP

Idaho's new medical freedom law sets Idaho apart from even conservative-leaning South Carolina, where two schools recently quarantined more than 150 unvaccinated children after measles arrived. That precaution would now be illegal in Idaho. https://t.co/bS3WSWebPo @audreydutton

The CEO of @ChildrensHD said Idaho parents who want a fully immunized school can start their own "private membership association," just like parents who oppose mandatory vaccines had to do in California and New York.

Whereas most states put the onus on unvaccinated people to show why they should opt out of a mandate, a new law in Idaho makes unvaccinated people the norm — shifting the burden of accommodation onto those who support vaccination. ⁦⁦@audreydutton⁩

We stand by our reporting. Here is the full story that DHS is dismissing: https://t.co/yPvwxIbOo2 It relies on footage that anyone can watch for themselves. We also explain exactly how we did it ⤵️

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Coeur d'Alene, ID continues to have by far the highest SC2 levels among the 192 wastewater SCAN sites. Guess where it is coming from? 1/

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