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Leah Sherrell

Leah Sherrell

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Multimedia Reporter, Cardinal & Pine

Greensboro

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Total articles 137

  • VIDEO: What Was the Most Important Part of the 2021 Child Tax Credit?

    By Leah Sherrell Verified| Cardinal & Pine@ WATCH: Charlotte’s Stacy Staggs says the government should work for its people! 💪🏻We talked to Staggs about a new push to restore the pandemic-era child tax credit payments. The temporary reform proposed by President Biden cut childhood poverty in half during the COVID-19 pandemic. Federal lawmakers did not extend the tax credit, but there’s a bipartisan push to restore it.

    By Leah Sherrell Verified · Cardinal & Pine

    Mar. 22, 2024

  • VIDEO: Durham OB-GYN on North Carolina’s Abortion Ban

    By Leah Sherrell Verified| Cardinal & Pine@ Dr. Abby Schultz, a Durham OB-GYN, spoke with @cardinalandpine about the repercussions of North Carolina’s 12-week abortion ban. “It puts us in a really hard situation where we end up having to be the face of the law and the face of a law that we don’t agree with,” says Schultz.

    By Leah Sherrell Verified · Cardinal & Pine

    Mar. 18, 2024

  • VIDEO: What Was the Most Important Part of the 2021 Child Tax Credit?

    By Leah Sherrell Verified| Cardinal & Pine@ WATCH: Charlotte’s Stacy Staggs says the government should work for its people! 💪🏻We talked to Staggs about a new push to restore the pandemic-era child tax credit payments. The temporary reform proposed by President Biden cut childhood poverty in half during the COVID-19 pandemic. Federal lawmakers did not extend the tax credit, but there’s a bipartisan push to restore it.

    By Leah Sherrell Verified · Cardinal & Pine

    Mar. 22, 2024

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Cardinal & Pine