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Haili Blassingame

Haili Blassingame

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Washington

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Total articles 1261

  • How can America be more prepared for natural disasters in the future?

    By Haili Blassingame Verified| WESA-FM (Pittsburgh, PA) Verified In the span of a few short weeks,two hurricanes—Helene and Milton— devastated several southeastern statesincluding Northand SouthCarolina, Tennessee,Georgia,and Florida. Between the two storms, at least 250 people have been confirmed dead. Nearly 100 people are still missing just in North Carolina. And more than 400,000 people in Florida are still without power.

    By Haili Blassingame Verified · WESA-FM (Pittsburgh, PA)

    Oct. 17, 2024

  • What we get wrong about our midlives

    By Haili Blassingame Verified| Idaho Matters@ When most people think of the a midlife crisis, they picture a man in his 50s dating a younger woman and buying a sports car. But what does this depiction of midlife get wrong and who gets left behind by this narrative? What changes actually take place during our midlives and why is this period of life so under-researched despite everyone alive having decent odds of living through it? We gather a panel of experts and sit down to break down our midlives.

    By Haili Blassingame Verified · Idaho Matters

    Oct. 10, 2024

  • How can America be more prepared for natural disasters in the future?

    By Haili Blassingame Verified| WESA-FM (Pittsburgh, PA) Verified In the span of a few short weeks,two hurricanes—Helene and Milton— devastated several southeastern statesincluding Northand SouthCarolina, Tennessee,Georgia,and Florida. Between the two storms, at least 250 people have been confirmed dead. Nearly 100 people are still missing just in North Carolina. And more than 400,000 people in Florida are still without power.

    By Haili Blassingame Verified · WESA-FM (Pittsburgh, PA)

    Oct. 17, 2024

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Washington, D.C., United States, United States