Twin Sisters Buy Plantations to Reclaim Their Heritage

Identical twin sisters Jo and Joy Banner are Louisiana natives with deep family ...

Financial Literacy Lessons Go Beyond the Classroom

The racial wealth gap is wide in the United States. According to the U.S. Census...

Indiana Program Addresses Special Education Teacher Shortage

More than seven million students in the U.S. reply on special education or relat...

Holocaust Survivor Returns to Auschwitz with Family

On January 27, 1945, about 7,000 Jewish prisoners were freed from the Auschwitz-...

Examining the Economic Impacts of DEI

On his first day in office, President Donald Trump signed the “Ending Radical an...

Acts Housing Helps Milwaukee Renters Become Homeowners

Buying a home is a major financial milestone, but it’s becoming harder to achiev...

Hope Chicago Sends Students and Parents to College for Free

As high school seniors start to receive their college acceptance letters, many a...

What History Tells Us About the Economic Impact of Mass Deportations

President-elect Donald Trump plans to sign a slate of executive orders on his fi...

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This week Matter of Fact travels to Louisiana to see how twin sisters are workin...

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This week Matter of Fact travels to Indiana to see the innovative way the state ...

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This week Matter of Fact discusses the uncertain future of a federal school safe...

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This week Matter of Fact looks at how ending DEI programs impacts companies and ...

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This week on Matter of Fact, a nonprofit helps aspiring homeowners compete again...

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This week Matter of Fact travels to Chicago for an update on a scholarship progr...

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This week Matter of Fact examines why mass deportations in history took a toll t...

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This week Matter of Fact travels to Southern New Mexico to hear from residents l...