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Several proposals followed an investigation by The Marshall Project and Reveal exposing the harms of widespread drug testing of pregnant patients.

Reveal is the country’s first weekly investigative public radio show and podcast. Peabody Award-winning host Al Letson takes listeners across the country and the world, exposing wrongs and holding the ...

Getting reliable news in the social media age is a perilous endeavor. The rise of sites like Facebook, Twitter and Snapchat has created a digital landscape with an unprecedented combination of ...

Cardinal Bea House is a modest low-rise brick building, with large windows in front and a small carport behind. It resembles an unremarkable office building, save for the white statue of an ...

Robert J. Contee, chief of the Metropolitan Police Department in Washington. D.C., shown in July 2021. Before he was chief, he led a panel that overruled the department’s decision to fire an officer ...

An investigative journalist uncovers the money, influence and alarming rationale behind covert efforts to control the most vital resource on the planet. From the Center for Investigative Reporting ...

The Center for Investigative Reporting’s documentary film The Grab won an Emmy on June 26 for its investigation into the battle to control the planet’s ...

But Korbatov, 54, lately has become an object of derision in palm-shaded pockets of Beverly Hills. For eight years, she had led what passed for a heroic cause in auto-centric Southern California – ...

As racial disparities in health come into the spotlight amid COVID-19, we explore how the legacy of racism affects maternal health in the United States. First, we hear the story of Amber Rose Isaac, a ...

For that same year, Reveal’s data shows that a majority of large tech companies headquartered in Silicon Valley – 91 of them – had a higher percentage of black, Latino and multiracial employees among ...

Homelessness graphicsMost of the time, these emergency calls aren’t to report crimes. In Portland, for example, most police calls about homelessness from 2018 through 2020 were to report “suspicious” ...