Women firefighters, who face a greater risk of some cancers, fought for years to get coverage for their potential illnesses. Under Trump, that disappeared.

In 2006, Lynde, then 22, was diagnosed with small cell ovarian cancer during her third fire season on the Shasta Lake Hotshots, an elite crew of firefighters in Northern California. Doctors ...

In 2006, Lynde, then 22, was diagnosed with small cell ovarian cancer during her third fire season on the Shasta Lake Hotshots, an elite crew of firefighters in Northern California. Doctors removed a ...

In 2006, Lynde, then 22, was diagnosed with small cell ovarian cancer during her third fire season on the Shasta Lake Hotshots, an elite crew of firefighters in Northern California. Doctors ...

In 2006, Kareena Lynde was working in Shasta Lake, California, on a hotshot crew—a group of highly trained wildland firefighters—when she started to notice a sharp pain in her abdomen.

In 2006, Kareena Lynde was working in Shasta Lake, California, on a hotshot crew—a group of highly trained wildland firefighters—when she started to notice a sharp pain in her abdomen. At first she ...