Adam Ragusea
Latest Stories (9)
The South is more likely to hand out corporate subsidies
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Adam Ragusea
Jun 2, 2014
The Atlanta Braves' new stadium will be funded in large part by taxpayer dollars.
Hospitals save money by doing surgery for free
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Adam Ragusea
May 6, 2014
Some hospitals have come up with a counterintuitive way to save money: offer minor surgery for free.
When rural hospitals close, towns struggle to stay open
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Adam Ragusea
Apr 10, 2014
Rural hospitals are closing at a rate that’s starting to get some politicians’ attention.
Where Obamacare is shunned, insurance brokers step in
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Adam Ragusea
Mar 19, 2014
In states where politicians are dead set against Obamacare, private insurance agents are oh so happy to help.
Want the REALLY spicy Chinese dish?
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Adam Ragusea
Jan 24, 2014
What you see on menus might not be all the restaurant has to offer
Typewriters, somehow, still in demand
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Adam Ragusea
Nov 14, 2013
There are still people who make a living selling typewriters to law offices, funeral parlors, and anybody else who fills out a lot of forms.
The link between football and male college students
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Adam Ragusea
Aug 22, 2013
As the gap between the numbers of female and male college students widens, a football program can increase the numbers of men on campus.
The supply and demand of pound puppies
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Adam Ragusea
Jul 29, 2013
An export route has developed along the eastern seaboard with an unlikely commodity: homeless pets.
Why blind internet users are angry with Google, CAPTCHA
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Adam Ragusea
Jan 1, 2013
CAPTCHAs are designed to prevent fraud on many websites.