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...

Americans Living Downwind of First Nuclear Weapons Test Seek Accountability

On July 16, 1945, America’s first nuclear weapons test took place at the Alamogo...

Innovative Idea Addresses Knoxville’s Lack of Affordable Housing

The demand for affordable housing is high, but it’s in low supply – forcing many...

High Housing Costs Force Many Employed People into Homelessness

Qneshia Tweedy is a mother-of-three who worked as a district manager for a newsp...

Fellowship Introduces Young Men of Color to Teaching

There are very few men of color in education. In fact, they only make up about 7...

D.C. Chef’s Journey from NFL Cheerleader to James Beard Award Winner

Masako Morishita’s career path is unlike any other. Born in Japan, she came to t...

Conservative Environmentalists Look for a Middle Ground

President-elect Donald Trump is outlining his energy and environmental policy. S...

Nonprofit Uses Clean Energy for Hurricane Relief

Nearly two months after Hurricane Helene struck North Carolina, hundreds of peop...

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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...

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This week Matter of Fact travels to Michigan where small businesses owners are f...

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This week Matter of Fact celebrates the holidays. An award-winning chef “decolon...

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This week on Matter of Fact, a Knoxville organization takes a unique approach to...

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This week Matter of Fact travels to Knoxville, Tennessee to meet people who are ...

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This week Matter of Fact explores a program that’s training young men of color t...

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This week Matter of Fact celebrates the holidays. An award-winning chef “decolon...