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As part of ongoing reporting about the justice system in rural areas, and with support from the Fund, Oklahoma Watch spent a year investigating a car crash involving a drug task force officer and a family of Guatemalan immigrants. Oklahoma Watch sued to obtain evidence that the officer sped through a stop sign without braking […]
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The City Reporter, with support from the Fund, found that 93% of street arrests by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in the New York area targeted Latino people. ICE has not released any data on who they have arrested since October 15, 2025, so the City Reporter compiled its own database, using habeas corpus petitions […]
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When two farmers in a small town in Ohio were concerned about construction of a huge new corporate plant in their community, they gathered enough signatures to put the zoning changes up for a public vote. But, twice, state officials blocked the project from going on the ballot. Taylor Barnes for Inkstick Media, with support […]
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PBS Frontline and Retro Report investigated how so-called baby brokers have targeted pregnant women and families looking to adopt. They found that in parts of the U.S., the adoption industry is loosely regulated, where middlemen operate in a practice that critics have described as “adoption tourism.” With support from the Fund, Kimberlee Bassford contributed reporting […]
...Medetomidine, a powerful tranquilizer that started to spread as an adulterant in the illicit opioid supply two years ago, causes excruciating, complicated withdrawal symptoms, often within hours of someone’s last dose. With support from the Fund, Hannah Harris Green reported for STAT that many institutions – particularly jails and prisons – are ill-prepared to treat the withd...