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Jackson Barton

Jackson Barton

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Video Journalist, The Washington Post

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  • Start-up putting ammo vending machines in grocery stores plans to grow

    By Jackson Barton Verified| The Washington Post Verified Candy, ice and lottery tickets have long been impulse items sold at checkouts in American grocery stores. Now bullets are joining the list of merchandise peddled to consumers as they exit at a growing number of stores around the country. Dallas-based start-up American Rounds rolled its first automated retail ammo machine into a Fresh Value grocery store in Pell City, Alabama, late in 2023, selling various brands of rifle, shotgun and handgun ammo.

    By Jackson Barton Verified · The Washington Post

    Dec. 15, 2024

  • Prevalence of Iron Deficiency Using 3 Definitions Among Women in the US and Canada

    By James Barton, Howard Wiener, Jackson Barton Verified, Ronald T. Acton| JAMA (The Journal of the American Medical Association) Verified Key PointsQuestion  Is the definition of iron deficiency, a common disorder that causes substantial morbidity in women, significantly associated with population prevalence estimates of iron deficiency? Findings  In this cross-sectional, primary care–based study of 62 685 women in the US and Canada, 3 definitions of iron deficiency were associated with significantly different prevalence rates of iron deficiency, regardless of self-reported age, pregnancy, or race and ethnicity.

    By James Barton, Howard Wiener, Jackson Barton Verified, Ronald T. Acton · JAMA (The Journal of the American Medical Association)

    Jun. 07, 2024

  • Six people presumed dead after Baltimore Key Bridge collapses, Coast Guard says

    By Martin Weil Verified, Andrew Jeong Verified, Ellen Francis Verified, Peter Hermann Verified, Katie Mettler Verified, Justin Moyer Verified, Anumita Kaur Verified, Praveena Somasundaram Verified, Erin Cox Verified, Kelsey Ables Verified, Jennifer Hassan Verified, Scott Dance Verified, Ian Duncan Verified, Ben Brasch Verified, Tim Craig Verified, Katie Shepherd Verified, Jasmine Hilton Verified, Teo Armus Verified, Jon Swaine Verified, Joyce Lee Verified, Jacob Bogage Verified, Antonio Olivo Verified, Gregory S. Schneider Verified, Grégory Schneider Verified, Danny Nguyen Verified, Joy Sung, Michael Laris Verified, Patrick Svitek Verified, Amy B Wang Verified, Sarah Cahlan Verified, Hannah Sampson Verified, Joel Achenbach Verified, Carolyn Van Houten Verified, Justin Jouvenal Verified, Morgan Coates Verified, Laris Karklis, Maria Sacchetti Verified, Jason Samenow Verified, Naomi Schanen Verified, Jackson Barton Verified, Rebecca Tan Verified, Adela Suliman Verified, Toluse Olorunnipa Verified, Chiqui Esteban, Helier Cheung Verified, Dan Diamond Verified, Emily Davies Verified| The Washington Post Verified Democracy Dies in DarknessBaltimore Bridge CollapseLive updates What we know Video Photos Economic impacts Baltimore Bridge CollapseLive updates What we know Video Photos Economic impacts Livestream video shows the moment the cargo ship Dali crashed into Baltimore's Key Bridge early March 26.

    By Martin Weil Verified, Andrew Jeong Verified, Ellen Francis Verified, Peter Hermann Verified, Katie Mettler Verified, Justin Moyer Verified, Anumita Kaur Verified, Praveena Somasundaram Verified, Erin Cox Verified, Kelsey Ables Verified, Jennifer Hassan Verified, Scott Dance Verified, Ian Duncan Verified, Ben Brasch Verified, Tim Craig Verified, Katie Shepherd Verified, Jasmine Hilton Verified, Teo Armus Verified, Jon Swaine Verified, Joyce Lee Verified, Jacob Bogage Verified, Antonio Olivo Verified, Gregory S. Schneider Verified, Grégory Schneider Verified, Danny Nguyen Verified, Joy Sung, Michael Laris Verified, Patrick Svitek Verified, Amy B Wang Verified, Sarah Cahlan Verified, Hannah Sampson Verified, Joel Achenbach Verified, Carolyn Van Houten Verified, Justin Jouvenal Verified, Morgan Coates Verified, Laris Karklis, Maria Sacchetti Verified, Jason Samenow Verified, Naomi Schanen Verified, Jackson Barton Verified, Rebecca Tan Verified, Adela Suliman Verified, Toluse Olorunnipa Verified, Chiqui Esteban, Helier Cheung Verified, Dan Diamond Verified, Emily Davies Verified · The Washington Post

    Mar. 26, 2024

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The Washington Post

The Washington Post is a prominent newspaper in the United States, founded in 1877. It has evolved from its initial alignment with the Democratic Party to an independent stance. The newspaper has a rich history, including a significant turnaround under financier Eugene Meyer in 1933, followed by his son-in-law, Philip Graham, who became publisher in 1947. The Washington Post primarily publishes a daily newspaper that covers a wide array of topics, including national and international news, politics, business, sports, and entertainment. It also offers digital subscriptions, allowing readers to access content online and through mobile apps, featuring breaking news, in-depth analysis, and multimedia elements like videos and podcasts. Additionally, the newspaper includes specialized sections such as The Washington Post Magazine and Style, and it hosts various events and conferences that often feature notable figures in politics and journalism.

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