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We’re Living in a Golden Age of Investigative Journalism

We’re Living in a Golden Age of Investigative Journalism We’re Living in a Golden Age of Investigative Journalism

Newspapers in America may be closing up shop, but muckrakers around the world are holding corrupt officials and corporate cronies accountable like never before.

Aug 26, 2014 / Anya Schiffrin

‘Approved Responses to the Civil Unrest in Ferguson’

‘Approved Responses to the Civil Unrest in Ferguson’ ‘Approved Responses to the Civil Unrest in Ferguson’

A step-by-step guide from your friends at the Ferguson Police Department.

Aug 26, 2014 / Tom Tomorrow

Exclusive Video: This Is How Police Treated Residents of the Apartment Complex Where Michael Brown Was Killed

Exclusive Video: This Is How Police Treated Residents of the Apartment Complex Where Michael Brown Was Killed Exclusive Video: This Is How Police Treated Residents of the Apartment Complex Where Michael Brown Was Killed

A previously unreleased cell-phone video captures a tense moment in the Ferguson neighborhood where Michael Brown died.

Aug 25, 2014 / Steven Hsieh

When Workplace Training Programs Actually Hinder Workers

When Workplace Training Programs Actually Hinder Workers When Workplace Training Programs Actually Hinder Workers

After decades of investment in federal job training initiatives, it’s still difficult to see how much these programs are actually helping workers. 

Aug 25, 2014 / Michelle Chen

We’re Having the Wrong Debate About Undocumented Children

We’re Having the Wrong Debate About Undocumented Children We’re Having the Wrong Debate About Undocumented Children

The so-called “border crisis” is anything but new. And the debate over where to temporarily detain the children is beside the point. 

Aug 25, 2014 / Aviva Chomsky

Without Parents or Lawyers, Thousands of Children Brave Chaos of Immigration Courts Alone

Without Parents or Lawyers, Thousands of Children Brave Chaos of Immigration Courts Alone Without Parents or Lawyers, Thousands of Children Brave Chaos of Immigration Courts Alone

An overwhelmed system struggles to meet President Obama’s order to fast-track deportation hearings on 62,000 lone child migrants.

Aug 25, 2014 / Karen Houppert

Secret $700,000 Donation Has Scott Walker Scrambling to Address ‘Appearance of Corruption’

Secret $700,000 Donation Has Scott Walker Scrambling to Address ‘Appearance of Corruption’ Secret $700,000 Donation Has Scott Walker Scrambling to Address ‘Appearance of Corruption’

Documents reveal how a mining firm quietly supported Wisconsin’s governor.

Aug 25, 2014 / John Nichols

On the Little League World Series, Jackie Robinson West and Michael Brown

On the Little League World Series, Jackie Robinson West and Michael Brown On the Little League World Series, Jackie Robinson West and Michael Brown

The rise of the all African-American little league from Chicago has revealed a great deal in the wake of Ferguson, about what we choose to see and not see with regards to race.

Aug 24, 2014 / Dave Zirin

The File This Time

The File This Time The File This Time

An excerpt from Victor Navasky's The O'Dell File reveals the story of the civil rights movement's 'unsung hero' who has been wrongly written out of the pages of...

Aug 24, 2014 / Books & the Arts / Victor Navasky

For the Sake of Michael Brown

For the Sake of Michael Brown For the Sake of Michael Brown

We believe it is because not nearly enough capable people with resources in this region have heeded our pleas that we have reached this crisis point of complete breakdown. We need ...

Aug 22, 2014 / The St. Louis American Editorial Board

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