InvestigationEnvironment, Justice, World A Looming Man-Made Famine Civil war and food insecurity in South Sudan — and how US nation-building crashed and burned in Africa. Nick TurseTomDispatchAugust 7, 2014
InvestigationImmigration Into the Wilderness To comply with US immigration law, Exelina Hernandez would have to risk her life. Melissa del BosqueThe Texas Observer, The GuardianAugust 6, 2014
InvestigationJustice The Black Men Left Behind In a society that demands innocence as a prerequisite for compassionate response, many victims of violence can’t get the resources they need. Carla MurphyColorlines.comAugust 4, 2014
InvestigationImmigration Muriendo Por Cruzar Facing brutal weather conditions, hundreds of migrants have died in Brooks County, Texas over the past two and a half years. John Carlos Frey, Neida Sandoval & Carmen DominicciNoticias TelemundoAugust 3, 2014
InvestigationPolitics, World A New Cold War in Africa? Is the conflict in South Sudan the opening salvo in the battle for a continent? Nick TurseTomDispatchJuly 31, 2014
AnalysisPolitics, World How Partisanship Could Save Iran Diplomacy Efforts to kill nuclear talks with Iran are only coming from Republicans. That helps Obama. Ali GharibJuly 29, 2014
InvestigationBusiness, Environment, World Green Going Gone Agricultural companies claim to practice sustainable farming in the Paraguayan Chaco — but the ravaged forest tells a different story. Christine MacDonaldRolling StoneJuly 28, 2014
ImpactPolitics After Investigative Fund Report, DOJ May Investigate Shadow Lobbyists The Department of Justice finally takes notice. Lee FangJuly 28, 2014
AnalysisHealth, Technology Mining Genetic Data for Profit How private companies make a profit off of genetic material not subject to consent or health information privacy laws. Amanda WilsonJuly 28, 2014
InvestigationJustice In Labor, in Chains The outrageous shackling of pregnant inmates. Audrey QuinnThe New York TimesJuly 27, 2014