The Midwest’s Catastrophic Flooding Could Become the New Normal
March 23, 2019
The Midwest’s Catastrophic Flooding Could Become the New Normal
March 23, 2019
March’s bomb cyclone triggered catastrophic flooding along the Missouri and Mississippi rivers, after hurricane-like winds and blizzards tore through ...
The Oblate Sisters of Providence: A Story in Tribute to Soledad’s Mother...
March 23, 2019
The Oblate Sisters of Providence: A Story in Tribute to Soledad’s Mother...
March 23, 2019
A story in memory of Soledad O’Brien’s mother, Estela Marquetti O’Brien.
Estela Marquetti was just a teenager when she left Cuba for the United Stat...
America’s Farmers Facing Both Financial and Mental Health Crises
March 23, 2019
America’s Farmers Facing Both Financial and Mental Health Crises
March 23, 2019
The devastating floods across the Midwest aren’t only the latest hardship to hit American farmers. Falling commodity prices and rising tariffs are cau...
Irish Immigrant: How Undocumented Immigrants Experience America Depends ...
March 23, 2019
Irish Immigrant: How Undocumented Immigrants Experience America Depends ...
March 23, 2019
How undocumented immigrants in America are treated often depends on the color of their skin. Maeve Higgins, an Irish immigrant who overstayed her tour...
Lawrence, MA: How Immigration has Shaped New England’s First Minority-Ma...
March 16, 2019
Lawrence, MA: How Immigration has Shaped New England’s First Minority-Ma...
March 16, 2019
When Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) announced she was running for president, she chose to do it in historically immigrant town Lawrence, Massachusetts. ...
Thousands of Veterans Suffering After Toxic Smoke Exposure
March 16, 2019
Thousands of Veterans Suffering After Toxic Smoke Exposure
March 16, 2019
In a rare show of bipartisanship, the House unanimously passed new legislation to raise awareness about the health dangers of military burn pits. Thou...
The Oblate Sisters of Providence: A Story in Tribute to Soledad’s Mother...
March 23, 2019
The Oblate Sisters of Providence: A Story in Tribute to Soledad’s Mother...
March 23, 2019
A story in memory of Soledad O’Brien’s mother, Estela Marquetti O’Brien.
Estela Marquetti was just a teenager when she left Cuba for the United Stat...
America’s Farmers Facing Both Financial and Mental Health Crises
March 23, 2019
America’s Farmers Facing Both Financial and Mental Health Crises
March 23, 2019
The devastating floods across the Midwest aren’t only the latest hardship to hit American farmers. Falling commodity prices and rising tariffs are cau...
Lawrence, MA: How Immigration has Shaped New England’s First Minority-Ma...
March 16, 2019
Lawrence, MA: How Immigration has Shaped New England’s First Minority-Ma...
March 16, 2019
When Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) announced she was running for president, she chose to do it in historically immigrant town Lawrence, Massachusetts. ...
Native American Women Say Their Daughters Are Disappearing But No One is...
March 9, 2019
Native American Women Say Their Daughters Are Disappearing But No One is...
March 9, 2019
Native American women are murdered ten times more than non-Native women. Most disappear without a trace, leaving their families searching for justice ...
Can Solar Power Keep the Lights On When the Next Hurricane Hits?
March 2, 2019
Can Solar Power Keep the Lights On When the Next Hurricane Hits?
March 2, 2019
When Hurricane Maria made landfall, it left 3,000 dead, caused $100 billion in damage and knocked out power on of the island for nearly a year. It was...
This week on Matter of Fact, social media is giving rise to political candidates that don't need the establishment's blessing. Soledad O'Brien speaks ...
A special edition of Matter of Fact with Soledad O'Brien from Puerto Rico. First, Soledad O'Brien sits down with the island's governor, Ricardo Rossel...
This week on Matter of Fact, more Americans than ever say they're already impacted by climate change. Plus, why can't one of the top high school footb...
This week on Matter of Fact, some top prosecutors are deciding to no longer prosecute pot users. Plus, more than a million Americans do not have acces...
This week, some lawmakers are trying to get the Equal Rights Amendment back on the Congress floor. Plus, flawed forensics may have wrongly sent people...
