
Bad Cops Off Radar As Federal Agencies Don't Report Fired Officers
Newsy investigation spotlights loophole that allows fired federal officers to go undetected in next police job hunt.
Newsy investigation spotlights loophole that allows fired federal officers to go undetected in next police job hunt.
The National Decertification Index includes only records of severe misconduct by law enforcement officers.
Employees at a variety of workplaces are filing OSHA complaints about the risk of COVID-19 spread on the job.
Newsy investigates the little-known state agency that oversees training and licensing for all police in Minnesota.
| Angela M. Hill and Lauren Knapp
Sources tell Newsy OSHA drafted new standards but has yet to release them as opposition mounts from business interest groups.
Newsy investigation finds entertainment venues still waiting for federal aid more than 3 months after grant program was created.
New numbers the FBI shared with Newsy reveal a sharp rise in the number of local police agencies disclosing serious use-of-force incidents.
| Mark Greenblatt and Rosie Cima and Nicholas McMillan
A Newsy investigation finds more than half a million businesses unable to borrow more money from an SBA loan program that has plenty left to give.
Newsy investigation finds missed deadlines, flawed FCC maps, lack of oversight keeps rural U.S. on wrong side of digital divide.
| Angela M. Hill and Rosie Cima
Derek Chauvin is standing trial over the death of George Floyd, but the officer who killed Breonna Taylor won't do the same.
Some assistance has been designed to go out gradually over months and years.
Breonna's Law, which bans no-knock warrants, is gaining traction across the country. But in Taylor's home state, the bill doesn't have a chance.
Identitarianism is linked to at least six mass shootings. It became popular in Europe a decade ago and is on the rise in the U.S. today.
| Mark Greenblatt and Lauren Knapp
A former GOP governor from Mississippi and a conservative nonprofit group are pressing state legislatures to toughen election laws.
A Newsy investigation uncovers barriers making it difficult for the public to tap into a supply of extra N95s not purchased for health workers.
A Newsy investigation finds a stubborn shortage of real N95s and the quality of fakes keep the mask market ripe for fraud.
Critics say U.S. failing by not putting any White supremacist groups on State Dept.'s 'foreign terrorist organizations' list.
| Mark Greenblatt and Lauren Knapp
Newsy looked through thousands of fact-checked posts on social media to help you better spot manipulated content.
| Mark Fahey and Rosie Cima
The Defense Department is funding research into technology able to automatically detect doctored media.
One media expert told Newsy more and more news sites with local-sounding names only "masquerade as a local news organization."
| Mark Greenblatt and Lauren Knapp
A recent Supreme Court order reinstated a 20-year restriction on the abortion pill enforced by the Food and Drug Administration.
A propaganda machine and a law threatening prison for criticizing the U.S. government encouraged newspapers to censor the 1918 flu and it cost lives.
Flagpoles were restricted near the White House on Jan. 6 but not by the Capitol, allowing a mob to weaponize them.
A prominent rioter is not worried about arrest, while police so far have not asked to tap a powerful national facial recognition database.
| Mark Greenblatt and Tik Root
The delayed National Guard deployment at the Capitol stood in contrast to a June deployment in response to Black Lives Matter protests.
| Mark Greenblatt and Maia Rosenfeld and Zach Cusson
Newsy looked into how scientists are using Twitter and TikTok to debunk misinformation, sometimes coming even from fellow scientists.
| Riin Aljas and Lauren Knapp
Cost and equipment shortages prevent communities from tracking coronavirus outbreaks using wastewater.
The National Sheriffs' Association and researchers want more action from the FBI to limit loss of key data from a change to the Uniform Crime Report.
| Mark Greenblatt and Mark Fahey
With few safety nets in place, small landlords are calling for help as eviction moratoriums threaten their incomes.
| Angela M. Hill and Riin Aljas and Mark Fahey
In Wisconsin, one temporary center has just 7 patients as doctors say many people mistakenly imagine alternative care sites as M*A*S*H tents.