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This week Matter of Fact learns how older borrower

This week Matter of Fact learns how older borrowers are managing student loan debt. Plus, a look at how voters feel about immigration. And, a Portland non-profit plans to rebuild in a historically Black community.

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“It’s a hard job.” Why a stronger support

“It’s a hard job.”

Why a stronger support system is needed for those helping the elderly.

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Brehanna Daniels made history as the first Black w

Brehanna Daniels made history as the first Black woman in a NASCAR pit crew. She joins Soledad O’Brien in-studio to talk about her start and the growing diversity in racing.

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This week Matter of Fact looks at how a shortage o

This week Matter of Fact looks at how a shortage of home care worker saffects aging Americans. Plus, the first Black female tire changer for NASCAR talks about diversity in racing. And, an innovative program recruits and trains workers for high-demand jobs.

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“That’s excessive.” Advocates in Michigan w

“That’s excessive.”

Advocates in Michigan want the state to reform its cash bail system. Why opponents say a change could put public safety at risk.

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“It has to be accelerated.” New York City’

“It has to be accelerated.”

New York City’s chief medical officer explains why it could take years to get rid of hundreds of racially biased tests that are preventing people from receiving care.

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“It’s really just showing up.” Why staff fr

“It’s really just showing up.”

Why staff from one Virginia school district is going door-to-door to keep students in class.

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A biased test has kept thousands of Black people f

A biased test has kept thousands of Black people from getting kidney transplants. Soledad O’Brien speaks to the chief medical officer of New York City’s health department about an ongoing effort to end racial disparities in healthcare.

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