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The Most Common IRS Tax Forms You’re Likely to Come Across When Filing

One Federal Agency Was Suing Him for Fraud. Another Paid His Company Millions for Masks.

A Spike in People Dying at Home Suggests Coronavirus Deaths in Houston May Be Higher Than Reported

The Airline Bailout Loophole: Companies Laid Off Workers, Then Got Money Meant to Prevent Layoffs

Companies Owned by This Billionaire Governor Received up to $24 Million in Bailout Loans

Trump Administration Discloses Some Recipients of $670 Billion Small Business Bailout

Agonizing Lag in Coronavirus Research Puts Pregnant Women and Babies at Risk

The NYPD Isn’t Giving Critical Bodycam Footage to Officials Investigating Alleged Abuse

The Nation’s First Reparations Package to Survivors of Police Torture Included a Public Memorial. Survivors Are Still Waiting.

He Built a Privately Funded Border Wall. It’s Already at Risk of Falling Down if Not Fixed.

An Opportunity to Listen as Our “Unheard” Project Becomes a Museum Installation

Since We Reported on Flawed Roadside Drug Tests, Five More Convictions Have Been Overturned

Internal Messages Reveal Crisis at Houston Hospitals as Coronavirus Cases Surge

An Employee at a Private Sports Club Owned by This Billionaire Governor Tested Positive for Coronavirus

Why Do People Want to See Donald Trump’s Tax Returns?

How a PG&E Contractor With a Sketchy Past Made Millions After California’s Deadliest Fire

Has the IRS Hit Bottom?

One of America’s Wealthiest States Might Pass Up an Opportunity to Tackle Housing Segregation

For Decades, She Blamed Herself for the Abuse. Writing Her Story Was an Act of Survival. Publishing It Was an Act of Rebellion.

I’ve Reported on How Chicago’s Ticketing System Has Hurt Black Residents. Now, the Conversation About Reform Is Changing.