Jie Jenny Zou is an investigative reporter with the Washington bureau at the Los Angeles Times. Before joining The Times, she reported for the Center for Public Integrity where her deep dive on the fossil fuel industry received an Edward R. Murrow Award and was a finalist for the Livingston Award. Her work on scientific integrity and climate change has been recognized by the National Press Foundation, the National Assn. of Science Writers and others. A Brooklyn native, Zou is an alumna of Stony Brook University and Columbia University.
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Los grupos empresariales están demandando la revocación de la norma de seguridad en el lugar de trabajo, que tiene dos meses de antigüedad. Cal/OSHA, que, según sus empleados, solo cuenta con cuatro personas que investigan las muertes de 650 trabajadores, aún no ha utilizado la norma para emitir ninguna citación.
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Business groups are suing to reverse the 2-month-old workplace safety rule. Cal/OSHA, which staffers say has just four people performing criminal investigations of 650 worker deaths, hasn’t yet used the rule to issue any citations.
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The U.S. military and law enforcement are taking unprecedented measures to lock down the nation’s capital to prevent violence tied to Trump’s impeachment and President-elect Joe Biden’s inauguration.
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In the wake of an attack on the U.S. Capitol, Congress seeks answers from a secretive Capitol Police agency.
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La asombrosa brecha en la seguridad del Capitolio de EE.UU dejó a muchos de los líderes de la nación temiendo por sus vidas. Pero para el jueves, gran parte de su conmoción había sido suplantada por la ira - con los legisladores exigiendo renuncias de los altos funcionarios de seguridad del Capitolio.
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The stunning breach in U.S. Capitol security left many of the nation’s leaders fearing for their lives. But by Thursday, much of their shock had been supplanted by anger — with lawmakers demanding resignations from the Capitol’s top security officials.
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Worker advocacy groups warn that the liability shield Republicans want in the next economic aid package could upend California’s efforts to protect essential workers
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Un funcionario del sindicato calificó el nuevo brote de coronavirus en una planta avícola de Foster Farms en Livingston, California, como “una secuela de una historia de horror de la vida real”.
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A union official called a new coronavirus outbreak at a Foster Farms poultry plant in Livingston, Calif., a “sequel to a real-life horror story.”
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Cal Poly San Luis Obispo university has quietly severed its connections to a nonprofit founded by alum, a former high-ranking CIA official.