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The EPA Has Found More Than a Dozen Contaminants in Drinking Water but Hasn’t Set Safety Limits on Them

Here’s What Can Happen When Kids Age Out of Foster Care

Meet ProPublica’s 2023 Class of Emerging Reporters

Big Insurance Met Its Match When It Turned Down a Top Trial Lawyer’s Request for Cancer Treatment

Inside Illinois’ Youth Lockups, Children Go Without Basic Services and Face “Excessive” Punishments

The Historic Claims That Put a Few California Farming Families First in Line for Colorado River Water

How Warren Buffett Privately Traded in Stocks That Berkshire Hathaway Was Buying and Selling

Virginia Lawmaker Calls for Commission to Study State Universities’ History of Uprooting Black Communities

Animating the “Infinite Nightmare” of Night Raids in Afghanistan

Utah Therapist Arrested for Allegedly Sexually Abusing Patients During Sessions

Maine Rarely Sanctions Residential Care Facilities Even After Severe Abuse or Neglect Incidents

Mississippi Jailed More Than 800 People Awaiting Psychiatric Treatment in a Year. Just One Jail Meets State Standards.

OSHA Investigates Small Dairy Farms So Rarely That Many Worker Advocates Don’t Bother to Report Deaths and Injuries

Columbia University to Set Up $100 Million Fund for Patients of Predator OB-GYN

Residential Hotels Got Contracts Under the Los Angeles Mayor’s Homelessness Program Despite Violations

Insurance Executives Refused to Pay for the Cancer Treatment That Could Have Saved Him. This Is How They Did It.

“Do Your Job.” How the Railroad Industry Intimidates Employees Into Putting Speed Before Safety

This Youth Detention Center Superintendent Illegally Locks Kids Alone in Cells. No One Has Forced Him to Stop.

Health Insurers Have Been Breaking State Laws for Years

Child Welfare Officials Have Searched Her Home and Her Son Dozens of Times. She’s Suing Them to Stop.