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This week on Matter of Fact a scholarship program

This week on Matter of Fact a scholarship program creates opportunities for students and their parents. Plus, we explore what can be done to improve the labor market. And, a Holocaust survivor tells his story.

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"It's disgusting." How California residents are

"It's disgusting."

How California residents are handling increasing homeowners' insurance premiums while dealing with the threat of wildfires.

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"I think everybody really suffered.” How a mas

"I think everybody really suffered.”

How a mass deportation of over one million people of Mexican descent during the Great Depression impacted America and the economy.

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"They have almost an impossible challenge.” Ho

"They have almost an impossible challenge.”

How a president’s inaugural address sets the tone for their entire term.

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On Monday, Americans will hear the 60th inaugural

On Monday, Americans will hear the 60th inaugural address. A presidential historian looks back at key moments from the past and discusses what we can expect from President-elect Donald Trump’s second inaugural speech.

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President-elect Donald Trump has promised the larg

President-elect Donald Trump has promised the largest mass deportation ever, but it won’t be the first in the country’s history. Correspondent Dina Demetrius travels to Detroit to learn how a 1930s mass deportation left a lasting impact.

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This week Matter of Fact looks at the history of m

This week Matter of Fact looks at the history of mass deportations in America. Plus, a presidential historian on the importance of inaugural addresses. And, California residents struggle to find affordable homeowners' insurance.

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“It was grueling, hard work.” How a dedicate

“It was grueling, hard work.”

How a dedicated battalion of Black women cleared a backlog of nearly 17 million pieces of mail for soldiers during War World II.

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