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Former MLB player and World Series-winner Cleon Jo

Former MLB player and World Series-winner Cleon Jones is revitalizing his childhood Alabama community, the site of Clotilda, the last slave ship to arrive illegally in 1860.

The IRS is piloting a free online filing system fo

The IRS is piloting a free online filing system for taxpayers in hopes of cutting down on stress, time and identity theft.

Home health care workers are in such short supply

Home health care workers are in such short supply that some patients wait up to two years to be assigned a caregiver.
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Matter of Fact looks at how a severe staffing shor

Matter of Fact looks at how a severe staffing shortage of home care workers is affecting aging Americans. Plus, the IRS is piloting a free online system for taxpayers and a former MLB star is going to bat for his childhood hometown.

Check out the link in our bio for all our award-wi

Check out the link in our bio for all our award-winning stories.

According to the Department of Veterans Affairs, s

According to the Department of Veterans Affairs, seven out of every 100 veterans will have PTSD. This week Matter of Fact meets with researchers and veterans hoping to bring awareness and solutions.
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Only around one percent of American farmers are Bl

Only around one percent of American farmers are Black, a number that has dropped significantly since its peak in 1910.

More than $220 billion dollars has been legally be

More than $220 billion dollars has been legally bet on sports since the Supreme Court overturned a ban five years ago. Soledad O'Brien speaks with economics professor Victor Matheson about who online sportsbooks are targeting and why.

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