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Documenting Hate
Hate crimes and bias incidents are a national problem, but there’s no reliable data on their nature or prevalence. We’re collecting reports to create a national database for use by journalists and civil-rights organizations.
Coming Soon: ProPublica Illinois
In 2017 ProPublica will open its first regional publishing operation in with headquarters in Chicago, Illinois. Our plan is to publish investigative journalism on key issues across the state of Illinois and in the city of Chicago.
Agent Orange Curse Hangs Over Families of Virginia Veterans
There's no proof Agent Orange can be passed from fathers to their children, but that's no solace to Vietnam vets who see their children struggle with life-long health problems — and sometimes die.
Family’s Shipping Company Could Pose Problems for Trump’s Transportation Pick
Elaine Chao’s family owns ships flagged abroad, a way to avoid U.S. taxes and higher labor costs. But one of Chao’s missions at the Transportation Department will be to press American-owned ships to fly the U.S. flag.
New in Represent: House Office Expenditures
Researchers can track official spending by lawmakers and committees.
Presenting Hell and High Water VR
A team at USC has created a new virtual-reality experience based on our Houston storm vulnerability project.
Electionland: Monitoring Access to the Vote in Real Time
Covering access to the ballot and problems that prevent people from exercising their right to vote during the 2016 election.
I Spent My Summer Tracking Down Government Records About the Red Cross
Here’s what I learned from my internship at ProPublica.
Delayed, Denied, Dismissed: Failures on the FOIA Front
On the 50th anniversary of the Freedom of Information Act, here are ProPublica reporters’ most frustrating public record failures.
Read the HIPAA Closure Letters For Yourself
Under the Freedom of Information Act, ProPublica requested letters closing HIPAA complaint investigations. Here’s what we’ve received so far.
