Patricia Yacob

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.

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. 

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. 

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

Since George Floyd was murdered by a white police officer in Minneapolis last summer, the role of racism and bias in policing has been front and center for many Americans. 

It’s been around 30 years since the federal government raised the tipped minimum wage of $2.13. 

We speak with Senator Jeff Merkley about the For The People Act.

As teachers are trying to facilitate conversations about systemic racism and privilege with their students, some critics are trying to stop them. 

Recent reporting from the Washington Post found that between 2017 and 2020, six million households applied for assistance from FEMA and four million were rejected.

President Biden has used his first hundred days in office to pursue the largest expansion of government seen in decades.

On Tuesday, the country reported more than 300,000 new cases for the sixth consecutive day.

The first round of data from the 2020 census determines which states gain or lose representation in the House. 

The nationwide reckoning over systemic racism and a groundswell of support for voting rights has elevated the fight for statehood. 

For the first time in over 60 years, Cuba will not be run by a Castro.

After the guilty verdict in Derek Chauvin’s case was delivered, the Department of Justice announced that they would investigate the Minneapolis Police Department. 

After just ten hours of deliberation, a jury in Minneapolis found former police officer Derek Chauvin guilty on all three charges in the murder of George Floyd.

Among the eight victims killed in the shooting at the Fedex warehouse, four were members of the Sikh community. 

According to the Gun Violence Archive, there have been 153 mass shootings in 2021 and more than 12,000 deaths.

This week, President Biden announced that U.S. troops would withdraw from Afghanistan by September 2021.