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 National Association of Secretaries of State talks about how state officials are working to ensure trust in elections. And, the fear of losing disability benefits puts one couple’s wedding plans on hold.
This week Matter of Fact travels to Southern California where environmental activists are turning to therapy to work through climate anxiety and grief. Plus, a former presidential speechwriter discusses the need for diverse voices in the profession. And, a midwestern town grapples with an influx of patients following state abortion bans.
This week Matter of Fact learns how a former football player who battled an addiction is helping others recover. Plus, a real estate professor explains why homeownership is out of reach for so many. And, a retired coal miner suffering from black lung, shares his experience after getting diagnosed with the condition at a young age.
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 rights attorney explains how a slate of lawsuits is taking aim at programs that help minorities. And, we meet a member of the EPA’s youth-led council focused on addressing environmental issues.
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