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Department of Education Demands Greater Accountability from College Accreditors
Accreditation agencies have recently come under fire for failing to keep schools accountable. Now the Education Department is looking to change that.
Landlords Fail To List 50,000 N.Y.C. Apartments for Rent Limits
Owners are getting $100 million in property tax breaks while violating the law requiring them to officially register, and city and state officials are unable to explain why.
Are You Paying Too Much Rent? What You Need to Know About Rent Limits
Tens of thousands of New Yorkers are moving into newer rent-stabilized apartments. Many are paying ‘preferential’ rents that tenant advocates say invite abuse by landlords.
N.Y.C. Landlords Flout Rent Limits — But Still Rake In Lucrative Tax Breaks
Help ProPublica and WNYC investigate how renters are being exploited under a housing program that will save developers $1 billion in property taxes this year.
Watch: The Front on Camera
ProPublica and Frontline reopen the investigation into a death squad run by former South Vietnamese military men that killed journalists, torched businesses and intimidated those who challenged its dream of re-starting the Vietnam War — all on American soil.
Debt By Degrees
Use our interactive database to search new federal data on almost 7,000 schools in the U.S. to see how well they support their poorest students financially.
Who Keeps Billions of Taxpayer Dollars Flowing to For-profit Colleges? These Guys
Accreditation agencies are supposed to make sure that colleges are putting students in a position to succeed. That’s not happening at schools overseen by one accreditor in particular.
Methodology: How We Analyzed College Accreditation Data
How ProPublica crunched the numbers on college accreditors.
Terror in Little Saigon
An old war comes to a new country.
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Help Us Investigate the Murders of Five Vietnamese-American Journalists
If you know anything about these murders or were a victim of political terrorism during this time, you can help our investigation by sending us a tip.
How We Reported ‘Terror in Little Saigon’
How we investigated the murders of five Vietnamese-American journalists.
California Backs off Group Homes, Looks to Lean on Foster Families
As California dismantles its beleaguered system of youth group homes, state lawmakers bet big on expanding foster care.
Watchdog Accuses Pentagon of Evading Questions on $800 Million Afghanistan Program
Despite lacking access to key documents and personnel, the inspector general determined that nearly $43 million had been spent on a natural gas station that should have cost closer to $300,000.
