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Housing Cost: One in Seven Municipalities in Europe Unaffordable for Nurses
Data analysis by CORRECTIV.Europe reveals: In these European locations, even a mid-level salary like a nurse's is not enough to afford a small apartment.
How the Trump Administration Rolled Back Efforts to Fight Human Trafficking
The Trump administration has aggressively rolled back efforts across the federal government to combat human trafficking, according to a series of investigations in The…
Epstein Files: X Users Are Asking Grok to ‘Unblur’ Photos of Children
In the days after the US Department of Justice (DOJ) published 3.5 million pages of documents related to the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, multiple users on X have…
Learning to Backslide: How Autocrats Share Money, Methods, and Models
Democracy is not dying by sudden coup – it is being dismantled through the law itself, using a shared playbook refined across continents.
Made in the USA: How American-Built Weapons Have Wrought Destruction in Gaza
To stay up to date on our latest investigations, join Bellingcat’s WhatsApp channel here On the night of Jan. 7 this year, three 250-pound bombs smashed into an…
Grantee uncovers evidence of murder in a Mississippi jail; story leads state to reopen the case and launch new investigation
In 2018, the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation was quick to write off the death of Rankin County jail inmate William Wade Aycock IV as an accident. But an…
Efforts to crack down on smoke shops selling marijuana in Pennsylvania have been haphazard and ineffective, grantee finds
Shops that sell hemp products – often black-market marijuana – have opened across Pennsylvania, and law enforcement efforts to crack down on them have been inconsistent…
In a three-year reporting project, grantee uncovers systemic lack of oversight for Texas homes for elderly and disabled people
Hundreds of “boarding homes” for elderly and disabled people in Texas operate without oversight, leaving residents vulnerable to neglect and abuse, according to new…
Loose rules let state police in New York hand out lax discipline for misconduct, grantee finds
For decades, the State Police, New York’s second-largest law enforcement agency, has had no formal disciplinary guidelines for misconduct, and action against officers is…
Grantee reporting documents problems with Maine program that provides heat for low-income residents of mobile homes
With support from the Fund, reporter Emmett Gartner dug into the case of an elderly couple in Maine who couldn’t get help from a state program that funds electric…
Grantee identifies multiple cases of Utah police officers violating body-cam policies
The Utah Investigative Journalism Project filed more than 170 records requests with 48 local law-enforcement agencies across the state to see what happens to police…