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10 Disturbing Things ProPublica Learned Investigating the Red Cross’ Sandy Relief Efforts
How did so much go so wrong? 10 disturbing findings from ProPublica's investigation.
Keep on Pushing
Fifty years after Freedom Summer, two Mississippi sisters press the fight for voting rights.
Getting Sued Over Debt: Readers Tell Their Stories
Some describe their surprise when they were sued after falling behind on medical and credit card bills.
A Judge’s Status, Robed in Silence
Barry Kamins, a senior New York judge under investigation for ethical misconduct, is back on the bench while his case is handled in secret.
When Freedom Summer Landed in White America’s Living Rooms
An iconic civil rights print hung in one rural Maine home and helped shape a family’s commitment to justice.
Lobbyists Bidding to Block Government Regs Set Sights on Secretive White House Office
When Washington lobbyists fail to derail regulations proposed by federal agencies, they often find a receptive ear within the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs, an arm of the White House Office of Management and Budget that conducts much of its business in secret.
U.S. Taxpayers Are Subsidizing Defense of Alleged Killers of Palestinian Teen
An Israeli group is raising money in the U.S. to support Israelis charged with or convicted of violence against Palestinians.
Dispatches From Freedom Summer
A variety of voices revisit the events and lessons of Mississippi’s long hot summer of 1964.
A Disappearing Planet
Today's extinction rates rival those during the mass extinction event that wiped out the dinosaurs 65 million years ago.
Weibo IPO Reveals a Company Struggling With Censorship
Weibo, "China's Twitter," started offering shares on NASDAQ yesterday. Its regulatory disclosures reveal a company's balancing act between censoring too much and too little.
Source Notes for 'Segregation Now'
Nikole Hannah-Jones spent nearly a year reporting on the resegregation of Southern schools, including more than two months crisscrossing Alabama. Here are her source notes.
A Note to Our Readers on 'Segregation Now'
'Segregation Now' focuses on the Tuscaloosa, Ala., city school district, and its fleeting experience with the challenges and virtues of integration. Here's why we decided to offer it to our readers in discrete chapters over three days.
Shake-Up Inside Forensic Credentialing Org
The nation's largest forensic expert college will sell its forensic accounting division, following a series of investigations by ProPublica and Frontline.
Overdosed on A-Rod? Here are Other Great Reads on Doping
The subject of sports and drugs is a serious and, it seems, eternal issue.
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