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“Someone Tell Me What to Do”

Emails Reveal How a Hospital Bowed to Political Pressure to Stop Treating Trans Teens

When the Coast Guard Intercepts Unaccompanied Kids

Jailed for Their Own Safety, 14 Mississippians Died Awaiting Mental Health Treatment

A Former Police Chief Fought to Rebuild After a New Mexico Fire. He Died Before He Could Go Home.

“Uprooted” Explores How University Expansion and Eminent Domain Led to Black Land Loss

Inside the Notorious Gun Shop Linked to Hundreds of Chicago Guns

Representatives Propose Ban on Insurers Charging Doctors a Fee to Be Paid Electronically

Thousands of Patients May Be Undergoing Vascular Procedures Too Soon or Unnecessarily

The Judiciary Has Policed Itself for Decades. It Doesn’t Work.

Idaho Keeps Some Psychiatric Patients in Prison, Ignoring Decades of Warnings About the Practice

Mayors Are Presiding Over Their Town Courts Despite Guidance Saying They Shouldn’t. A Lawmaker Calls for Reform.

Knoxville’s Juvenile Detention Center Says Hundreds of Seclusions Were “Voluntary.” Some Kids Don’t See It That Way.

How Police Have Undermined the Promise of Body Cameras

Idaho Lawmakers Are Discussing a Proposal That Would Make It Easier to Repair Schools

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

When Railroad Workers Get Hurt on the Job, Some Supervisors Go to Extremes to Keep It Quiet

Utah Women Tried to Report Sexual Assaults to Police. They Say They Faced Delays and Language Barriers.

A “Delicate Matter”: Clarence Thomas’ Private Complaints About Money Sparked Fears He Would Resign

Body Cameras Were Sold as a Tool of Police Reform. Ten Years Later, Most of the Footage Is Kept From Public View.