We live in a world run through with Fault Lines. Al Jazeera’s Fault Lines takes you beyond the headlines and holds the powerful to account as we examine the US’ role in the world. Contact us at FaultLinesTips@aljazeera.net
In post-Roe America, Fault Lines follows a group of women forced to travel across state lines for an abortion.
We investigate why Tennessee imposes the longest sentences in the US for juveniles convicted of murder.
Fault Lines investigates allegations of violence and intimidation by deputy ‘gangs’ within the LA Sheriff’s Department.
Fault Lines investigates whether social media exacerbates America’s youth mental health crisis.
Fault Lines on the consequences of a century-long US policy designed to dispossess Indigenous children of their culture.
In the western United States, climate change deepens a conflict over water between farmers and Indigenous tribes.
Fault Lines reports from Honduras on how climate change is upending lives and increasing migration.
An exclusive investigation exposes how US gun laws have failed to prevent domestic abusers from killing their partners.
Fault Lines investigates the racist past and ongoing impact of non-unanimous jury convictions in US state of Louisiana.
During a massive winter storm, why did the state’s power grid fail millions of Texans?
In Florida, survivors of domestic violence can lose custody of their children. Is the state blaming victims of abuse?
At a Georgia immigrant detention center, women accuse a gynaecologist of performing procedures they did not consent to.
Fault Lines follows homeless families in Los Angeles who take a bold risk by moving into vacant houses.
Fault Lines asks what the US Capitol riots and their aftermath signal for the Republican party’s future.
