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The IRS Tried to Crack Down on Rich People Using an “Abusive” Tax Deduction. It Hasn’t Gone So Well.

IRS Reforms Free File Program, Drops Agreement Not to Compete With TurboTax

Faulty Equipment, Lapsed Training, Repeated Warnings: How a Preventable Disaster Killed Six Marines

The Men Who Lost Their Lives When Their Tanker Went Down in a Doomed Military Training Flight

Our Journalists Stopped Calling People Hard-to-Reach and Listened to Them. Here’s What Worked.

How Oil Companies Avoided Environmental Accountability After 10.8 Million Gallons Spilled

A Half-Million Chicago Drivers Have Unpaid Sticker Tickets, but Only 11,400 Applied for the City’s Relief Program

We Found Villages That Hired Criminals as Cops. Now Officials Want It To Change.

Alaska’s Law Enforcement Crisis Is a Public Emergency. Here’s How Experts Want to Fix It.

Schools Aren’t Supposed to Forcibly Restrain Children as Punishment. In Illinois, It Happened Repeatedly.

How We Reported This Story

How We Reconstructed the Flawed Navigation Controls Behind the Navy’s Worst Maritime Accident in 40 Years

How an Environmental Regulator Became Known for Protecting Industry

In “Cancer Alley,” Toxic Polluters Face Little Oversight From Environmental Regulators

McKinsey Called Our Story About Its ICE Contract False. It’s Not.

How McKinsey Makes Its Own Rules

A 7-Year-Old Complained About a Scary Office at School. This Is the Video His Parents Saw — a Month Later.

The Law Says She Should Have Been Protected From Birth. Instead, She Was Left in the Care of Her Drug-Addicted Mother, Who Killed Her.

The Price of America’s Inability to Track Child Deaths from Abuse and Neglect? Sometimes, More Lives.

How We Measured States’ Compliance With a Forgotten Federal Child Abuse Law