Newsy Finds NYPD Undercounting Rape By 38% Compared To FBI Statistics
The nation's largest police agency does not count forced oral or anal sex as "rape" in reports on its website.
| Mark Greenblatt and Mark Fahey
Scripps News Investigates
Half A Million Farms Have Received Federal Aid Amid China Trade War
Records from the USDA show more than $7.7 billion in aid has been paid out to offset farmers' losses from the trade dispute with China.
Texas House Takes New Action On Rape In Wake Of Newsy Investigation
The bill's lead sponsor credits an investigation by Newsy, Reveal from The Center for Investigative Reporting, and ProPublica for spurring reforms.
Steep Drop In Visas For Afghans, Iraqis Who Helped U.S. Forces
Data from the U.S. State Department shows far fewer visas going to Afghan and Iraqi civilians who helped U.S. forces fight terrorism and insurgents.
Austin Police Chief Offers Partial Apology To Rape Survivors
Chief Brian Manley says he plans to tell other big cities' chiefs about "lessons learned" in investigating and clearing rape cases.
| Mark Greenblatt and Mark Fahey and Bernice Yeung and Emily Harris
Austin City Council Orders Review Of Nearly 2,000 Rape Cases
The comprehensive examination will look back on seven years of rape investigations.
| Mark Greenblatt and Mark Fahey and Bernice Yeung and Emily Harris
Untapped: Life Without Safe Water In Martin County, Kentucky
Newsy looks at the grassroots effort to fix water infrastructure in Martin County. Some say they've been without safe water for 18 years.
Sold In America: The Trafficking
Thousands of people in the U.S. are trafficked for sex each year. Newsy talks to survivors and explores new efforts to stop exploitation.
| Kevin Clancy and Kate Grumke and Noor Tagouri
Sold In America: The Workers
Newsy visits the only place in the U.S. where money for sex is legal and follows the fight to decriminalize prostitution in the nation's capital.
| Kevin Clancy and Kate Grumke and Noor Tagouri
