Older Borrowers Struggle with High Student Loan Debt

Nearly 43 million Americans have outstanding federal student loans. While recent...

Therapists Help People Deal with Climate Anxiety

With heatwaves, wildfires and hurricanes, climate change is making life increasi...

Businesses Address Housing Gap to Increase Employment

Businesses across the country are looking to hire, but there’s something standin...

Frequent Natural Disasters Raise Homeowners Insurance Rates

From wildfires to tornadoes, climate change is triggering more intense and frequ...

State Abortion Bans Lead to Decrease in Medical Residency Applications

On June 24, 2022, the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade – revoking federal pr...

New Multi-State Initiative Focuses on Youth Mental Health

The U.S. Surgeon General described the youth mental health crisis as the "defini...

Montpelier Excavation Uncovers History of the Enslaved

James Madison was one of our nation’s founding fathers, the fourth president of ...

One Year After WGA Strike, Writers Continue to Struggle

One year ago, the Writers Guild of America went on strike. After nearly five mon...

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This week Matter of Fact travels to Pennsylvania to learn how people over 50 are...

AUGUST 31, 2024

This week Matter of Fact focuses on work in America. We travel to North Carolina...

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This week Matter of Fact is all about seeking solutions. A Virgina school distri...

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This week Matter of Fact travels to Southern California where environmental acti...

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This week Matter of Fact travels to Michigan where there’s a growing debate over...

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This week Matter of Fact learns how a former football player who battled an addi...

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This week Matter of Fact travels to Colorado where organizations are making an e...

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This week Matter of Fact focuses on coming together. A police officer and the ma...