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This week Matter of Fact explores the reasons why

This week Matter of Fact explores the reasons why some high schoolers are deciding to skip college. Plus, rural maternity ward closures force expectant mothers to travel long distances for care. And, one man brings dinosaurs back to life with replicas.

What if marriage could stop you from getting the c

What if marriage could stop you from getting the care you need? We look at how a so-called “marriage penalty” is impacting Americans with disabilities and their access to the benefits they rely on.

https://www.matteroffact.tv/?p=10819&preview=true

A group of 30 indigenous tribes share control of r

A group of 30 indigenous tribes share control of roughly a quarter of the water from the Colorado River. Correspondent Dina Demetrius travels to the California-Arizona to find out why one tribe wants to lease part of their water supply outside of the reservation.

https://www.matteroffact.tv/?p=10818&preview=true

Despite the rising number of women participating i

Despite the rising number of women participating in the workforce, single mothers are still experiencing high levels of poverty. A former chief economist for the U.S. Labor Department explains what needs to be done to help working moms.

https://www.matteroffact.tv/?p=10817&preview=true

This week Matter of Fact explores how the economy

This week Matter of Fact explores how the economy has changed for women since the pandemic. Plus, Native American tribes near the Colorado River find a new way to use their water supply. And, why a St. Louis couple says a disability law is preventing them from getting married.

Heman Bekele isn’t your average 14-year-old. He’s America’s Top Young Scientist, according to 3M. Find out how his roots in Ethiopia inspired him to create a soap to treat skin cancer.

https://www.matteroffact.tv/?p=10806&preview=true

A Minnesota-based chef is “decolonizing food”

A Minnesota-based chef is “decolonizing food” by creating a menu centered around ingredients that indigenous people used hundreds of years ago. Correspondent Leone Lakhani travels to Minneapolis to tour Chef Sean Sherman’s restaurant, Owamni.

https://www.matteroffact.tv/?p=10802&preview=true

This week Matter of Fact follows up on a family th

This week Matter of Fact follows up on a family that made a surprising discovery about their ancestry. Plus, an award-winning chef celebrates Native American culture through cuisine. And, a 14-year-old scientist creates a soap to treat skin cancer.

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