Hannah Levintova

When skeptics called out Medical Properties Trust, they found themselves harassed—and surveilled.

Bill Pulte has weaponized his office to attack Trump's political enemies.

After decades of stripping away Native American identity from students, one school seeks to help the community heal.

Five ways a Trump-Vance administration would take aim at debt relief.

The private equity mogul's extreme mansion makeover is driving his neighbors nuts.

Steward Health Care declared bankruptcy in May—after years of sacrificing patient care for profits.

Secret audio recordings give a glimpse of the church's legal playbook.

Since they brought it to the US market in 2000, they’ve earned tens of millions on their investment.

Vivek Ramaswamy may no longer be running for president. But his anti-ESG legacy has already won.

Jessica Madison was a pioneer of the student loan cancellation movement. The relief that could’ve saved her is now in the hands of the Supreme Court.

“This is not rocket science. This is Banking 101.”

The untold story of the private equity investors behind Mifeprex—and their escalating legal battle to cash in post-Dobbs.

Cue the world’s tiniest violin.

They simply ignore that the plan is designed to target middle- and low-income families.

The proposal would ban anti-labor “right-to-work” laws that have spread across red states.

Biden may cancel billions in student loans. The nation’s first debtors’ union helped make that possible.

It announced $5.8 billion in relief for students of a notorious for-profit chain.

“I feel sometimes that we’re up against this faceless money monster.”

Billionaires are looting the country, leaving everyday Americans to clean up the mess—and fight for the scraps.

From your favorite burger joint to your local dentist, PE titans are invested in almost everything you do.