These five student journalists will receive stipends and mentorship from ProPublica’s staff as they begin to navigate careers ...
Staff at an Oklahoma regulatory agency spent over a year building a case against Citation Oil & Gas, a company notorious for ...
Brent Taylor is the front-runner for one of Memphis’ U.S. congressional districts, recently redrawn from majority Black to ...
A federal grand jury indicted MonsterCloud CEO Zohar Pinhasi last month for allegedly defrauding clients of his ransomware ...
Federal officials brushed off the issue as Utah prioritized the fur industry’s interests. Little has been done to stop the ...
ProPublica sued the federal government for records that show which schools are facing civil rights investigations — data that ...
A 2018 Washington state law was supposed to help workers who got sick cleaning up Hanford, a former federal nuclear weapons ...
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Colorado Marijuana Regulators Failed to Protect Consumers From Potential Contamination, Audit Finds
Colorado’s Marijuana Enforcement Division may have put consumers at increased risk of using unsafe cannabis products, ...
The Trump administration committed the U.S. to taking a large stake in a Venezuelan company, some of whose owners and ...
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Ken Paxton Says He’s Tough on Crime. His Trust Invested $600,000 in a Convicted Fraudster’s Company.
The blind trust’s investment in Wildcatter offers a new, unreported look at the attorney general’s financial ties with the ...
A week after ProPublica reported how organized crime is stealing food stamp benefits — aided by the government’s refusal to update benefit-card technology — the Department of Agriculture announced ...
We recently reported that more than 500 American citizens have been detained by immigration agents. Now House members are moving to make it easier for those detained to seek justice through the courts ...
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