Matt Katz

Reporting from KQED found that the majority of the nearly 70,000 fire victims that were part of a December 2019 settlement with PG&E have not been compensated.

More than 100 U.S. diplomats and officials have been affected by this mysterious illness, but there’s no consensus about where it's coming from.

Next month, intelligence agencies are expected to give a report to Congress about “unidentified aerial phenomena.”

The criminal probe means the AG’s office will work alongside the Manhattan District Attorney to investigate possible fraud in the Trump Organization's business dealings.

The idea to form a commission—in the style of the one that investigated the 9/11 attacks—has been fraught since day one. 

This week, Philadelphia's progressive district attorney Larry Krasner defeated his Democratic primary challenger. 

Against the backdrop of the ongoing violence in Israel and Palestine, debates have also been raging about media coverage of the situation. 

Individuals and households with means jumped at the opportunity to buy a home, even participating in bidding wars or making offers on homes sight unseen. 

This week, the Supreme Court announced they will be taking on a controversial case, that places in question the future of abortion rights in this country.  

Last week, South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster signed a bill requiring people on death row to choose between firing squad or the electric chair, if lethal injection isn’t available. 

The 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games were scheduled for last summer but were postponed due to the global pandemic. 

When vaccinated people do get COVID-19, these cases are often referred to as “breakthrough infections.” CDC data indicates that these cases are extremely rare and often not severe. 

It is questionable whether there is proper oversight for these shelters. 

The conflict between Israel and Palestine has been raging for more than a week now. In the Gaza Strip, the Israeli army has killed close to 200 people, including 58 children.

This summer, Hollywood is hoping that audiences will return to movie theaters. But after more than a year of streaming from home, theaters could still end up taking a financial hit.

The AFL-CIO, the SEIU, and an independent Mexican labor union allege that Mexican workers are facing aggressive union-busting in violation of the USMCA trade agreement.  

Artist and organizer for both the North Bronx Collective and Friends of Tibbett's Tail, Alicia Grullon on the conflict over green space in the Bronx. 

Aric Toler, who currently heads up Bellingcat's training and research efforts with a focus on Eurasia and Eastern Europe, on Open Source Intelligence and its role in geopolitics.

Gothamist reporter Jake Offenhartz joins to discuss his reporting on the East Side Coastal Resiliency project.

Director and executive producer Joshua Zeman on his new Netflix docuseries, 'The Sons of Sam: A Descent Into Darkness.'