Kids across the country are spending their days at summer camps, but one camp is providing a special experience for children in foster care. It’s call...
Food insecurity is on the rise across the country. The number of households with insufficient access to healthy food rose by 4.2 million between 2020 ...
Why the Supreme Court Is Taking on More Emergency Cases
June 29, 2025
Why the Supreme Court Is Taking on More Emergency Cases
June 29, 2025
When the U.S. Supreme Court began its term last October, it agreed to hear 65 cases. In January, that workload quickly grew as the Trump administratio...
Saving Seeds: North Dakota Tribe Preserves Traditional Farming Practices
June 22, 2025
Saving Seeds: North Dakota Tribe Preserves Traditional Farming Practices
June 22, 2025
America’s native population has long faced health disparities. Many tribes rely on government rationed food, which is often highly processed, and have...
How Medical Grant Cuts Could Impact Women’s Health Research
June 22, 2025
How Medical Grant Cuts Could Impact Women’s Health Research
June 22, 2025
About 30 years ago, Congress mandated the inclusion of women and minorities in federally funded clinical trials with the passage of the National Insti...
Fellowship Program Addresses Public Defender Shortage
June 15, 2025
Fellowship Program Addresses Public Defender Shortage
June 15, 2025
Across the country, states are struggling to provide legal counsel to those going through the criminal court system. A lack of funding and overwhelmin...
Kids across the country are spending their days at summer camps, but one camp is providing a special experience for children in foster care. It’s call...
Food insecurity is on the rise across the country. The number of households with insufficient access to healthy food rose by 4.2 million between 2020 ...
Saving Seeds: North Dakota Tribe Preserves Traditional Farming Practices
June 22, 2025
Saving Seeds: North Dakota Tribe Preserves Traditional Farming Practices
June 22, 2025
America’s native population has long faced health disparities. Many tribes rely on government rationed food, which is often highly processed, and have...
How Medical Grant Cuts Could Impact Women’s Health Research
June 22, 2025
How Medical Grant Cuts Could Impact Women’s Health Research
June 22, 2025
About 30 years ago, Congress mandated the inclusion of women and minorities in federally funded clinical trials with the passage of the National Insti...
Fellowship Program Addresses Public Defender Shortage
June 15, 2025
Fellowship Program Addresses Public Defender Shortage
June 15, 2025
Across the country, states are struggling to provide legal counsel to those going through the criminal court system. A lack of funding and overwhelmin...
Florida Church Creates a Group for People with Special Needs
June 15, 2025
Florida Church Creates a Group for People with Special Needs
June 15, 2025
Every Sunday, the United Methodist Church of the Palm Beaches in Florida opens its doors for the Amigos. It’s a group created for people with special ...
From Colorado to Maryland, correspondent Jessica Gomez takes Matter of Fact viewers across the U.S. to talk with Americans about what keeps them up at...
This week Matter of Fact visits a summer camp that’s reuniting siblings separated by the foster care system. Plus, a legal expert explains the impact ...
This week Matter of Fact meets two female scientists whose work in women’s health research is being threatened by funding cuts. Plus, chef and restaur...
This week Matter of Fact travels to Washington state, where a new fellowship program is addressing a shortage of public defenders. Plus, the president...
This week Matter of Fact follows a concerted effort to keep new developments from displacing longtime residents of a Florida community. Plus, a resear...
This week Matter of Fact learns why, after working years to get U.S. citizenship, a Mexican immigrant is moving her entire family to her home country....
