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How Lincare Became a Multibillion-Dollar Medicare Scofflaw

State-Supported “Clean Energy” Loans Are Putting Borrowers At Risk of Losing Their Homes

Five Stories of Lives Upended After Dealing With the “We Buy Ugly Houses” Company

Lawmakers Propose $45 Million in New Funding for Measures to Lower U.S. Stillbirth Rate

Even When a Cop Is Killed With an Illegally Purchased Weapon, the Gun Store’s Name Is Kept Secret

Facing a National Shortage of Baby Formula, Trade Officials Opposed a Plan to Boost Imports

Donald Trump Built a National Debt So Big (Even Before the Pandemic) That It’ll Weigh Down the Economy for Years

Activists Have Long Called for Charleston to Confront Its Racial History. Tourists Are Now Expecting It.

A Lender Sued Thousands of Lower-Income Latinos During the Pandemic. Now It Wants to Be a National Bank.

Wisconsin’s Republicans Went to Extremes in Gerrymandering. Now They’re Scrambling to Protect That Power.

Doctors With Histories of Big Malpractice Settlements Work for Insurers, Deciding If They’ll Pay for Care

Syphilis Is Killing Babies. The U.S. Government Is Failing to Stop the Disease From Spreading.

The Women on the Other End of the Phone

Churches’ Role in Local Election Prompts Calls for Investigations

Massachusetts to Launch 90-Day Push to Fill Vacant State-Funded Apartments

Cómo un incendio en una granja lechera nos llevó a escribir varias historias sobre los trabajadores de las granjas

“We’re Not Allowed to Hang Up”: The Harsh Reality of Working in Customer Service

Clarence Thomas Had a Child in Private School. Harlan Crow Paid the Tuition.

She Campaigned for a Texas School Board Seat as a GOP Hard-Liner. Now She’s Rejecting Her Party’s Extremism.

In a Town Full of Segregation Academies, One Black Family Grapples With the Best School Choice for Their Daughter