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"We have to create what we want.” How a former

"We have to create what we want.”

How a former women’s rugby player is defying expectations and starting a professional career in a new sport.

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"I feel like I'm torn in the middle.” Why, aft

"I feel like I'm torn in the middle.”

Why, after years of working to become an American citizen, a Mexican immigrant her and family are moving back to her home country.

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At 18, many foster children are pushed out of the

At 18, many foster children are pushed out of the system – often left without anywhere to turn. Correspondent Laura Chavez travels to Colorado to meet with volunteers who are stepping in to make sure former foster kids land on their feet.

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Phaidra Knight, hall of fame rugby player, is star

Phaidra Knight, hall of fame rugby player, is starting a new career at 50 years old. She joins Soledad O’Brien to explain why she decided to become a professional MMA fighter.

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Karina came to America illegally with her parents

Karina came to America illegally with her parents as a child. Now, she is an American citizen, but she’s preparing to move her parents, who remain undocumented, and her own American children to Mexico. Correspondent Leone Lakhani travels to Texas to learn why her parents are choosing to self-deport.

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This week Matter of Fact follows a family preparin

This week Matter of Fact follows a family preparing for self-deportation to Mexico. Plus, how a women’s rugby star became a professional MMA fighter at 50 years old. And, we explore an effort to help young adults who have aged out of foster care.

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"We are rooted here.” Why two sisters are buyi

"We are rooted here.”

Why two sisters are buying plantations in their Louisiana hometown.

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“Those policies trickled down to the local level

“Those policies trickled down to the local level.”

Why a researcher, who’s been tracking police reform across all levels of government, says we should focus on the state legislation to see what progress, if any, has been made in the last five years.

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