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Joshua Buxbaum

Joshua Buxbaum

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Sales and Client Services Director, WebPurify

Los Angeles

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Current News Events , Entertainment Journalism

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I can tackle every topic from Celebrity news, politics, sports, health, religion and more.

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Total articles 18

  • Hey Politicians, Don’t Just Kiss Babies. Expand the Child Tax Credit.

    By Nat Kendall-Taylor, David Alexander, Josephine Shapiro, Joshua Buxbaum| U.S. News and World Report Verified From kissing babies on the campaign trail to posing for photo ops at schools, politicians love to surround themselves with kids. Too often, it’s just for show. The reality is a huge gap between how much American policymakers say they care about kids (a lot) and how much they do to support kids and families (not nearly enough).

    By Nat Kendall-Taylor, David Alexander, Josephine Shapiro, Joshua Buxbaum · U.S. News and World Report

    Oct. 18, 2024

  • I Got Addicted to Vaping at 14. Your Kid May Be Too.

    By Joshua Buxbaum, Elizabeth Box, Derrick Feldmann, Josephine Shapiro| U.S. News and World Report Verified I was 14 when I tried my first vape. It was “blueberry ice” flavored, and the head rush nearly knocked 9th grade me off my feet. The more hits I took, the more I wanted – and the more influence the cool-looking device that fit neatly into my hand had over my life. By 10th grade, vaping on an electronic cigarette became a daily – if not hourly – ritual. My friends and I hid our vapes in our socks and bras, sneaking puffs in school bathrooms and during lunch breaks.

    By Joshua Buxbaum, Elizabeth Box, Derrick Feldmann, Josephine Shapiro · U.S. News and World Report

    Oct. 14, 2024

  • Hey Politicians, Don’t Just Kiss Babies. Expand the Child Tax Credit.

    By Nat Kendall-Taylor, David Alexander, Josephine Shapiro, Joshua Buxbaum| U.S. News and World Report Verified From kissing babies on the campaign trail to posing for photo ops at schools, politicians love to surround themselves with kids. Too often, it’s just for show. The reality is a huge gap between how much American policymakers say they care about kids (a lot) and how much they do to support kids and families (not nearly enough).

    By Nat Kendall-Taylor, David Alexander, Josephine Shapiro, Joshua Buxbaum · U.S. News and World Report

    Oct. 18, 2024

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