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Months after the deadly gas killed at least 17 Texans during a massive winter storm, lawmakers have failed to take significant action to protect most of the state’s residents.
by Lexi Churchill and Perla Trevizo, ProPublica and The Texas Tribune, and Suzy Khimm, NBC News
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The stolen election myth inspired thousands of Trump supporters to take over the Republican Party at the local level, exerting more partisan influence on how elections are run.
by Isaac Arnsdorf, Doug Bock Clark, Alexandra Berzon and Anjeanette Damon
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A troubled Education Department program left many disabled borrowers unable to escape crushing debt. A decade after ProPublica exposed the issue, the US has taken a major step to address the program’s defects.
by Sasha Chavkin
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Two years after a ProPublica investigation, the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services still is not complying with a federal court order to better serve Spanish-speaking families.
by Melissa Sanchez and Duaa Eldeib
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Following our investigation, Massachusetts lawmakers are calling for changes to the state’s civil asset forfeiture system, which allowed one top prosecutor to keep people’s money for years, even when they weren’t charged with a crime.
by Shannon Dooling and Saurabh Datar, WBUR
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President Donald Trump’s ban on the visa lottery was ruled to be illegal, but the government says it can’t help hundreds of Afghans who won it for at least another year.
by Dara Lind
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One of the country’s most important sources of fresh water is in peril, the latest victim of the accelerating climate crisis.
by Abrahm Lustgarten
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Investigative reporting can mean bearing witness to the worst moments of people’s lives. Here’s how some of our journalists approach the gut-wrenching task of writing about suffering.
by Karim Doumar
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