One Black Family's Determination to Hold onto their Land

Black land ownership has shrunk over the last century, due in large part to the ...

Meet the Engineer Inspiring Kids of Color to Pursue an Aerospace Career

As NASA announces the most diverse crew of astronauts to orbit the moon next yea...

Secular Debates are Causing Religious Rifts

Growing political divisions in the secular world are finding their ways into the...

Ford Foundation President on Funding fight for Equality

The Ford Foundation is one of America's largest charities, giving hundreds of mi...

Concern over Rail Safety after recent Train Accidents

One hundred and forty thousand miles of track are used to carry freight across t...

School Protects Students from Lunch Debt after Federal Program ends

Students are racking up lunch debt at schools after Congress ended a COVID-era s...

Artist Transforms Guns into Bells of Hope

An artist in Maryland is trying to create something healing out of tragedy and l...

Honoring Woodworking Legacy of Black Craftspeople

On display in a Smithsonian museum is a bed that’s carved with not only a great ...

MAY 27, 2023 (MEMORIAL DAY SPECIAL)

This week Matter of Fact takes a closer look at the post-traumatic stress that m...

MAY 21, 2023

This week Matter of Fact looks at how one North Carolina family of farmers have ...

MAY 13, 2023

This week Matter of Fact looks at the epidemic of loneliness, something that a n...

MAY 6, 2023

Church and politics. This week Matter of Fact looks at the growing political div...

April 29, 2023

This week Matter of Fact goes to west Texas where expectant mothers are short on...

APRIL 22, 2023

This week Matter of Fact heads to Pittsburgh to talk with advocates and rail wor...

APRIL 15, 2023

This week Matter of Fact goes to a Pennsylvania school helping students and thei...

APRIL 8, 2023

This week Matter of Fact explores lawsuits by school districts blaming social me...