A Conversation with Elizabeth Carr, the First Person Born Via IVF in the...
April 21, 2024
A Conversation with Elizabeth Carr, the First Person Born Via IVF in the...
April 21, 2024
More than 8 million people in the United States were born through in vitro fertilization, including Elizabeth Carr, who was the first IVF baby in the ...
College Students Find Themselves Caught Between Athletics and Activism
April 21, 2024
College Students Find Themselves Caught Between Athletics and Activism
April 21, 2024
College athletes and activism have a long history. In 1969, a group of players known as the Black 14 were kicked off the University of Wyoming’s footb...
Uptick in Homeschooling Sparks Debate About Regulations
April 14, 2024
Uptick in Homeschooling Sparks Debate About Regulations
April 14, 2024
Homeschooling saw an uptick during the pandemic as children were forced to stay home. Years later, many families have chosen to continue at-home educa...
How Secretaries of State Work to Ensure Trust in Elections
April 14, 2024
How Secretaries of State Work to Ensure Trust in Elections
April 14, 2024
Secretaries of state often serve as the chief election officials in their state. They oversee the election process and report the official results. Sc...
How Christian Nationalism Is Impacting the Legal System
April 7, 2024
How Christian Nationalism Is Impacting the Legal System
April 7, 2024
“Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion.” Over two centuries ago, the First Amendment solidified the separation of church ...
Americans Grapple with Billions of Dollars in Medical Debt
April 7, 2024
Americans Grapple with Billions of Dollars in Medical Debt
April 7, 2024
Over 90% of U.S. population has some form of health insurance. Despite the widespread coverage, Americans collectively owe over $220 billion in medica...
College Students Find Themselves Caught Between Athletics and Activism
April 21, 2024
College Students Find Themselves Caught Between Athletics and Activism
April 21, 2024
College athletes and activism have a long history. In 1969, a group of players known as the Black 14 were kicked off the University of Wyoming’s footb...
Uptick in Homeschooling Sparks Debate About Regulations
April 14, 2024
Uptick in Homeschooling Sparks Debate About Regulations
April 14, 2024
Homeschooling saw an uptick during the pandemic as children were forced to stay home. Years later, many families have chosen to continue at-home educa...
How Christian Nationalism Is Impacting the Legal System
April 7, 2024
How Christian Nationalism Is Impacting the Legal System
April 7, 2024
“Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion.” Over two centuries ago, the First Amendment solidified the separation of church ...
Georgia Lawmakers Join Bipartisan Effort to Stop Swatting
March 24, 2024
Georgia Lawmakers Join Bipartisan Effort to Stop Swatting
March 24, 2024
Georgia senators Clint Dixon and Kim Jackson were both surprised to find police at their doors over Christmas. They were victims of swatting, which is...
Organizations Help Young Adults Navigate Life After Foster Care
March 17, 2024
Organizations Help Young Adults Navigate Life After Foster Care
March 17, 2024
With nearly 400,000 children in foster care and a shortage of licensed homes for them to move into, the foster care system is strained. At 18, many fo...
Retired Coal Miner Suffering from Black Lung Tells His Story
March 10, 2024
Retired Coal Miner Suffering from Black Lung Tells His Story
March 10, 2024
Black lung. The disease is typically associated with coal miners of the past, but there’s be a recent spike in cases – with miners being diagnosed at ...
This week Matter of Fact looks at the history between student athletes and activism. Plus, the first person born through IVF talks about advocating fo...
This week Matter of Fact travels to Michigan where there’s a growing debate over the need for oversight for homeschooling. Plus, the president of the ...
This week Matter of Fact explores a new study on how Americans are grappling with billions of dollars in medical debt. Plus, we look at the increasing...
This week Matter of Fact focuses on the campaign season. We travel to Pennsylvania to see how the state is preparing new election workers ahead of Nov...
This week Matter of Fact travels to Atlanta where lawmakers and law enforcement officials are changing tactics to stop swatting. Plus, a Supreme Court...
This week Matter of Fact travels to Colorado where organizations are making an effort to keep former foster children off the streets. Plus, a civil ri...