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David Coles

David Coles

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Reporter and Producer, PBS

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I'm curious about the world: If it's a good story, I'll cover most anything.

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Total articles 28

  • News Wrap: Fire crews pull away from Oregon Bootleg Fire over safety concerns

    By William Brangham Verified, David Coles Verified|PBS NewsHourVerifiedIn our news wrap Friday, Oregon's Bootleg Fire — the largest of dozens of wildfires now burning in the U.S.— became so intense that fire crews had to pull back overnight for their own safety. Russia warned that the U.S. military withdrawal from Afghanistan is causing chaos across the wider region. A federal judge in Texas found the DACA program was created illegally by former President Obama.

    By William Brangham Verified, David Coles Verified · PBS NewsHour

    Jul. 16, 2021

  • Is the Pfizer booster shot necessary to beat the delta variant? An expert weighs in

    By Laura Santhanam Verified, Lauran Neergaard Verified, William Brangham Verified, David Coles Verified|PBS NewsHourVerifiedPfizer's recent push to add a booster shot to its COVID-19 vaccination protocol seems to be at odds with what many people understood about the drug's effectiveness. And, as William Brangham reports, it has also prompted real concern among healthcare professionals. Dr. Kirsten Bibbins-Domingo, a professor of epidemiology and biostatistics at the University of California joins us to discuss.

    By Laura Santhanam Verified, Lauran Neergaard Verified, William Brangham Verified, David Coles Verified · PBS NewsHour

    Jul. 12, 2021

  • News Wrap: Fire crews pull away from Oregon Bootleg Fire over safety concerns

    By William Brangham Verified, David Coles Verified|PBS NewsHourVerifiedIn our news wrap Friday, Oregon's Bootleg Fire — the largest of dozens of wildfires now burning in the U.S.— became so intense that fire crews had to pull back overnight for their own safety. Russia warned that the U.S. military withdrawal from Afghanistan is causing chaos across the wider region. A federal judge in Texas found the DACA program was created illegally by former President Obama.

    By William Brangham Verified, David Coles Verified · PBS NewsHour

    Jul. 16, 2021

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