An OZY investigation reveals a pattern of high-spending, shadowy political advertisers using a web of previously unreported loopholes in Facebook’s transparency rules to turbocharge the image of Modi as a leader enjoying near-invincible online popularity.
At a time the demand for coconut products is exploding in the developed world, an OZY investigation from the Philippines and Indonesia finds that the 8 million smallholder farmers growing the fruit in the world’s two biggest coconut exporting countries are — far from benefiting — actually hurting.
Rising conservatism and a shortage of doctors are combining to turn the surgeon's table into a theater of violence against women in Croatia.
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.
OZY Investigations marries our unique voice and quality with our ability to find stories that matter where others just aren’t looking.
Mexicans are increasingly facing their own opioid crisis.
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 sewage.
Slave markets are sprouting up across eastern Uganda, capitalizing on poverty and recent droughts.
Outdated regulations are forcing a choice between love and social security.
The Food that Built America tells the unbelievable true stories behind the industry titans like Henry Heinz, Milton Hershey, the Kellogg brothers and Ray Kroc, who revolutionized food, and transformed American life and culture forever in the process.
An OZY analysis of nearly 400 House candidates shows that many follow in Stacey Abrams’ footsteps.