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We're about to hit double digits! The 10th season

We're about to hit double digits! The 10th season of Matter of Fact premieres this weekend. We're kicking things off with a tour of the seven battleground states that could have a big impact on the election this November. Check your local listings to see when we air in your city.

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Immigration is one of the top concerns for voters,

Immigration is one of the top concerns for voters, but it’s a complex issue. A Latin American studies professor joins Soledad O’Brien to explain how addressing the topic goes beyond border control.

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At 67, Lystra Small-Clouden owed over $331,000 in

At 67, Lystra Small-Clouden owed over $331,000 in student debt, and she’s not alone. Correspondent Joie Chen travels to a Philadelphia suburb to show the unique challenges for borrowers over 50-years-old who are still dealing with high balances.

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This week Matter of Fact learns how older borrower

This week Matter of Fact learns how older borrowers are managing student loan debt. Plus, a look at how voters feel about immigration. And, a Portland non-profit plans to rebuild in a historically Black community.

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Brehanna Daniels made history as the first Black w

Brehanna Daniels made history as the first Black woman in a NASCAR pit crew. She joins Soledad O’Brien in-studio to talk about her start and the growing diversity in racing.

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This week Matter of Fact looks at how a shortage o

This week Matter of Fact looks at how a shortage of home care worker saffects aging Americans. Plus, the first Black female tire changer for NASCAR talks about diversity in racing. And, an innovative program recruits and trains workers for high-demand jobs.

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A biased test has kept thousands of Black people f

A biased test has kept thousands of Black people from getting kidney transplants. Soledad O’Brien speaks to the chief medical officer of New York City’s health department about an ongoing effort to end racial disparities in healthcare.

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Students are missing school at an alarming rate. C

Students are missing school at an alarming rate. Correspondent Jessica Gomez visits one Virginia school district that is taking a personal approach to making sure kids get to class.

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