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The lawsuit claims Brita misled consumers about its products’ ability to filter out certain chemicals, such as PFAS, also known as "forever chemicals."

Kaiolena Tacazon

Kaiolena Tacazon is the social media chief and a multimedia editor for photo, video and design. She's a sophomore from San Diego studying American Studies and Visual Arts who also works as a photographer for Brown University Athletics.

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Brita, dorm room staple, faces class-action lawsuit

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By Henry Wang | December 16

Decisions will now be released on Dec. 17 at 7 p.m., according to an email sent to applicants Monday afternoon.

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Max Robinson

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By Max Robinson | December 15

FBI agents were seen Monday afternoon searching through bushes, snow and a parking lot on the block on Waterman Street between Hope and Cooke streets.

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December 15

Corner of Hope and Benevolent streets, photos taken at 2:18 p.m. on Dec. 13, publicly released Dec. 15. Courtesy of the Providence Police Department

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