Before Black Lives Matter, there was the killing of Oscar Grant. After a disappointing verdict for his shooter, his mother became an important leader.
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Fought for, Forgotten
Louisiana’s coast is sinking at an alarming rate. On top of that, the shrimping industry has been depleted due to international imports.
Energy Capital
President Donald Trump says he’ll bring back coal. But in Wyoming, where coal was king, it doesn’t look like a comeback.
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Between Life and Death
In southern Arizona, the promise of a border wall has humanitarian activists concerned it could lead to more deaths.
A Divided Road
Two friends felt inspired by the election to leave their home, travel the country by van and provide free legal aid to immigrants.
Refuge in the Mountain State
Last year, religious leaders in West Virginia were excited to welcome 100 refugees. Then came the controversial travel ban.
Recovering from Rehab
Brad McGahey was sentenced to a year in prison for buying a stolen horse trailer. But when he went before a judge, he was sent to CAAIR instead.
Before Prison
Oklahoma incarcerates 151 out of every 100,000 women, often given harsh sentences for nonviolent drug crimes.
A Contract with Danger
Since 2008, major private shipbuilders have earned more than $100 billion in federal contracts despite having been cited for serious safety lapses that have endangered, injured and killed workers.
Is Egg Donation Safe?
Dr. Jennifer Schneider lost her 31-year-old daughter to colon cancer in 2003. She wonders whether there was a link between her daughter being a three-time egg donor and the tumors found on her ovaries and abdomen.