Award-winning journalists share how they were able to get sources to open up to them and what made their investigations so ...

When prison healthcare provider Corizon Health faced a wave of lawsuits in 2021, it used a controversial strategy known as the “Texas Two-Step” to avoid liability for alleged medical negligence: the ...

We’ve talked about electric vehicles before, and one key component every electric vehicle needs is a battery. As electric vehicle manufacturing picks up, the demand for batteries naturally increases ...

With small businesses accounting for 45.9% of employment in the United States and generating roughly 44% of U.S. economic activity, there’s no denying that buying locally can be powerful. Although ...

In this special edition of We Mean Business, Ananya Bhargava interviews Jodie Fleischer, the managing editor of investigative content and collaboration for Cox Media Group. She is a member of the 2024 ...

Sale-leasebacks are a rather obscure real estate transaction in which a property is sold and then leased back to the original owner. Usually found in commercial real estate, the transaction has become ...

In this special edition of “How They Did It,” Ananya Bhargava interviews Chicago Tribune reporters Lisa Schencker and Emily Hoerner about their recent award-winning investigative series “Medical ...

Products made with United States prison labor can be found on grocery store shelves throughout the nation and beyond. That labor is often coerced, with little to no pay, and with minimal protections ...

Most people believe Bitcoin was the first cryptocurrency, but there were actually several attempts at establishing a cryptocurrency that go as far back as 1983 – they just didn’t take off. Bitcoin was ...

According to the Census Bureau, the first data on veterans to be published by the U.S. government was in the 1840 census for pensioners of the Revolutionary War. When veterans’ benefits were expanded ...