Nick Penzenstadler

American Healthcare REIT, exposed for high COVID-19 death rates by a USA TODAY investigation, plans to be listed on the New York Stock Exchange.

A Congressional committee says staffing shortages, pressure to fill shifts led to deficient care at nursing homes during the pandemic.

USA TODAY reporters have interviewed 60 people and filed 42 records requested to find out what happened with Peace Corps worker John Peterson.

In its 61-year history, the Peace Corps has faced numerous scandals including volunteer deaths and an employee killing a woman in Africa.

A congressional subcommittee issued its final report into COVID-19 lending fraud indicating companies facilitated rampant fraud in PPP loans.

Lashawnda Scales, 29, the alleged identity theft scammer is back behind bars.

Taxpayers saved big bucks during the pandemic for Congressional travel, but your representatives are jet-setting again.

A breakdown of the roughly $76 billion in U.S. aid sent to Ukraine from humanitarian to military gear.

Bea Heiderman, a 24-year old Peace Corps volunteer died of undiagnosed malaria in 2018. The agency settled a wrongful death lawsuit for $750,000.

Material federal officials fear could be used in a ‘dirty bomb’ was found in Texas. The office tasked with preventing them is on the chopping block.

The ATF is cracking down on homemade silencer kits sold as “solvent traps” the agency says are illegal to possess without proper licensing.

A burgeoning group of kid influencers have gun control group concerned their content is reaching users who can’t discern ads from entertainment.

The 74-year-old NRA leader announced his resignation days before he’s due in court on allegations he oversaw a corrupt regime at the gun group.

USA TODAY obtained audio of the call Lloyd Austin’s security detail made ahead of his Jan. 1 hospitalization. They requested the ambulance approach his house in a subtle way.

An obscure regulatory program at ATF reveals which gun shops sell the most firearms used in crime.

Gun violence prevention groups say small business practices can help prevent illegal firearm trafficking.

The United States Secret Service released more information about at least 25 incidents where Commander bit people at the White House and elsewhere.

Newly released records from the Secret Service reveal the aggressive and now-banished dog was involved in more bite incidents than had been known.

A new undercover action by Everytown for Gun Safety exposed a lack of age verification on popular ammo retailers online.

The Department of Justice will publish new rules defining who needs to become a licensed firearm dealer and conduct background checks for gun sales.