AP Investigations

Alabama profits off prisoners who work at McDonald’s but deems them too dangerous for parole

No state has a longer, more profit-driven history of contracting prisoners out to private companies than Alabama.

Accident or homicide? Medical rulings in arrest-related deaths can dictate what happens to police

Nuclear bunker sales increase, despite expert warnings they aren’t going to provide protection

As data centers proliferate, conflict with local communities follows

AP finds that a Pentagon-funded study on extremism in the military relied on old data

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Surveillance tech advances by Biden could aid in Trump’s promised crackdown on immigration

Prison work assignments used to lure and rape female inmates. Guards sometimes walk free

The ‘Black Insurrectionist’ was actually white. The deception did not stop there

International court prosecutor who charged Netanyahu faces sexual misconduct accusation

Thousands of children adopted by Americans are without citizenship. Congress is unwilling to act

Right-wing influencers hyped anti-Ukraine videos made by a TV producer also funded by Russian media

Tech firms remove social media accounts of a Russian drone factory after an AP investigation

His country trained him to fight. Then he turned against it. More like him are doing the same

A South Korean adoptee needed answers about the past. She got them — just not the ones she wanted

Trump’s small-dollar donor fundraising is beset by confusion and fatigue

Africans recruited to work in Russia say they were duped into building drones for use in Ukraine

Trump has long blasted China’s trade practices. His ‘God Bless the USA’ Bibles were printed there

How Tucson police handled a death like George Floyd’s when leaders thought it would never happen

A series of deaths and the ‘Big Fight': Uncovering police force in one Midwestern city

South Korean woman sues government and adoption agency after her kidnapped daughter was sent abroad

Thousands of shipping containers have been lost at sea. What happens when they burst open?

Policing group says officers must change how and when they use physical force on US streets

Western nations were desperate for Korean babies. Now many adoptees believe they were stolen

These South Koreans were adopted as babies. Now they’re discovering their past was a lie

New CIA workplace assault case emerges as spy agency shields extent of sexual misconduct in ranks

Elite prosecutor misused position by offering Justice Department card in DUI stop, watchdog finds

Tennessee family’s lawsuit says video long kept from them shows police force, not drugs, killed son

DNA on weapons implicates ex-U.S. Green Beret in attempted Venezuelan coup, federal officials say

Prisoners fight against working in heat on former slave plantation, raising hope for change in South

Secret DEA files show agents joked about rape in a WhatsApp chat. Then one of them was accused of it

In Georgia, conservatives seek to have voters removed from rolls without official challenges

Shot in 1.6 seconds: Video raises questions about how trooper avoided charges in Black man’s death

Politician who pushed Philippines natural gas boom is behind firm that planned to profit

Russia obliterates Ukraine’s front-line towns faster with hacked bombs and expanded air base network

The war in Gaza has wiped out entire Palestinian families. AP documents 60 who lost dozens or more