Fault Lines

Indigenous women in the United States experience some of the highest rates of violence and murder in the country, according to federal data.

In "Targeted by a Text", Fault Lines investigates how a powerful technology, Pegasus, is being used to hack into the iPhones of human rights activists, dissidents, lawyers and journalists.

In License to Hate, Fault Lines travels to El Paso, Texas and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania to meet the communities targeted in the two deadliest white supremacist attacks of the past year. Through expert interviews, we examine the white supremacist ideology that connects these attacks and how racist discourse has seeped into the mainstream.