Immigration
‘We sent 500 tests. They don’t answer calls’: Inside ICE’s coronavirus testing disaster
Internal emails show ICE rebuffed New Mexico public health officials offering to help contain COVID-19.
Inequality
- Worked Over
- Subsidized Squalor
- Techsploitation
- Government Workers
- Workers’ Rights
- Rape on the Night Shift
- Rape in the Fields
- And Justice for Some
- Trimmigrants
- Voting
- Immigration
- All Work. No Pay.
- Housing
- Kept Out
- Silicon Valley Diversity
- Insult to Injury
- Kids on the Line
- Labor
- Human Rights
- The Disappeared
- American Rehab
Immigration
Where ICE reports COVID-19 cases
Reveal looks at where ICE has reported coronavirus cases, with numbers for individual immigration detention facilities.
Labor
Many US workplaces required to report injuries flouted new Labor Department rule
The injury records were released after a Reveal lawsuit, unlocking data the Trump administration had tried to keep secret.
Inequality
Confederate monuments topple in Richmond, Virginia
They were built to commandeer history, to project an immutable myth, to erase reality, to make the horrible majestic.
American Rehab
American Rehab Chapter 8: Shadow Workforce
For decades, work-based rehabs have spread across the country. No one knows how many are out there, so we counted them ourselves.
American Rehab
American Rehab Chapter 7: The Work Cure
One man’s journey into Cenikor leads to almost two years of hard labor. The program will change him. But can it help Chris Koon with his addiction?
American Rehab
American Rehab Chapter 5: Reagan with the Snap
Cenikor rises from the ashes, thanks to an inventor of NFL football pads, the war on drugs and the endorsement of an American president.
All Work. No Pay.
American Rehab Chapter 4: Cowboy Conman
He’s a liar, a killer and a wannabe country singer. Luke Austin creates Cenikor in the image of a cult. But graft and violence nearly destroy it.
American Rehab
American Rehab Chapter 3: A Venomous Snake
After building a small fortune, Synanon’s megalomaniac leader turns the revolutionary rehab into a violent cult.
All Work. No Pay.
The work cure
At 300 rehabs across the country, the main form of addiction treatment is work. And the participants rarely get paid.
