Police stop Black drivers more often than Whites. We found out why.
Departments enforce speed limits in a handful of areas, our research finds — and those are often disproportionately Black.
The Specials, ‘Too Hot’: The Week In One Song
It’s too hot.
Immigration opponents are far more passionate than supporters
Public support for immigration is increasing. Can that push Congress to act?
Three reasons Congress is still unlikely to pass new gun laws
Here’s why even the deadliest school shooting in a decade probably won’t prompt much change
Protesting for reproductive rights on International Women’s Day? Here are some lessons from the Women’s March.
Here’s what my research found
The Fifth Circuit halted Biden’s vaccine mandate. Here’s what the lawsuits are arguing.
Within hours after the Biden administration issued the mandate, states and employers had filed more than half a dozen lawsuits against it.
Industries that gave to a governor’s campaign were more likely to be declared ‘essential’
Why did some states declare dozens of industries ‘essential’ during the pandemic, while others designated only a few?
Bob Marley & The Wailers, ‘Exodus’: The Week In One Song
GOP reps head for the exits.
January’s Women’s March brought out more than a million people — and many more also protested during the month
This is the 13th installment in a monthly series reporting