This Daily Dose makes me particularly proud. Since the launch of OZY Investigations in April, we’ve revealed how disability is forcing couples to divorce, how the U.S. opioid crisis is hitting Mexico and how southerners (pictured) are raising the alarm over the dumping of “Yankee trash.” And last month, we won our first award.
| | | OZY Investigations marries our unique voice and quality with our ability to find stories that matter where others just aren’t looking. At OZY, we constantly strive to keep you ahead of the curve with fresh trends, profiles, experiences and nuggets of history that you won’t find covered elsewhere but that could shape your life. In 2019, we went one step further, adding an edge to our coverage with deeply reported and well-researched investigative stories. Our unmatched global reach — with nearly 200 reporters across the world — gives OZY a rare perch from which to find and report things that those in positions of influence, whether in the United States or Uganda, would rather keep hidden from the public eye. | | READ NOW |
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| | | | Outdated regulations are forcing a choice between love and social security. Susan approached her husband, heart thumping, as he sat in their living room. Days earlier, on Valentine’s Day, she had been diagnosed with colon cancer. Now, her world was about to further unravel. Susan mustered up all her courage and told her husband that they needed to divorce. Married for nearly three years, they were still in love and wanted to stay together. But to remain married would risk losing the health care Susan desperately needed. Diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis at age 4, she has lived with chronic pain for as long as she can remember. Susan struggles to get around without a cane or power chair during flare-ups. She didn’t have private insurance at the time of her diagnosis, so Medicaid was critical for her to get the care she needed to manage her disability. | | READ NOW |
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| | | An OZY investigation uncovers that the South bears the burden of America’s trash, from carcinogenic radioactive waste to toxic coal ash and trains of human refuse. |
| | | Mexicans are increasingly facing their own opioid crisis. |
| | | OZY Investigation: Psychologists of color are twice as likely as White peers to fail the profession's entry level test, because of a series of biases. |
| | | An OZY analysis of nearly 400 House candidates shows that many follow in Stacey Abrams’ footsteps. |
| | | From selling record levels of new drugs to splitting rival gangs, the Sinaloa cartel is growing while its iconic founder awaits sentencing. |
| | | These shadow players are influencing the election — whether regulators like it or not. |
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