UnitedHealthcare tried to deny Chris McNaughton health coverage. He fought back, filed a lawsuit and exposed the insurance company’s inner workings. None of the UnitedHealthcare representatives heard in
This donors-only virtual program provides a closer look at how our reporting is exploring threats to democracy in three communities around the country. During this session, our reporters
In April 2022, Christine was at a crossroads: Would a family court take away her then-8-year-old-son? Christine had had primary custody since she and her ex-husband, Bruce, separated
This is what it looks like to have a life-threatening pregnancy in a state with an abortion ban. ⚠️ Note: This story describes serious complications in pregnancies and
In a recent investigative series, ProPublica reporter Nicole Carr examines the upheaval at school board meetings across the country. At least 59 people were arrested or charged over
Our investigation found HomeVestors of America franchises used deception and targeted the elderly, the sick and people so close to poverty that they feared homelessness would be a
Impact has been at the heart of ProPublica’s mission since we began publishing nearly 15 years ago. Our reporters dig deep into corruption and breaches of the public
HomeVestors of America prides itself on assisting distressed homeowners out of “Ugly Situations.” But a recent ProPublica investigation revealed that the company teaches franchisees to pounce on signs
This week, our reporting revealed that Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito took a luxury fishing trip to Alaska with billionaire Paul Singer, whose hedge fund regularly has cases
The next pandemic is just a forest clearing away. We’re not doing enough to prevent viruses from spilling over from wildlife to humans. Here's what wildlife ecologist Peggy
