The Last Week Tonight host delved into the ever-worsening housing crisis plaguing the one-third of all U.S. households that are renters
Apple, Google, Facebook, and Amazon pretty much control the internet — and they're stifling the kind of innovation they all claim to value
More than half the schools in the country have at least one cop on site, yet research has shown again and again that they do more harm than good
The sandwich chain relentlessly expanded for decades despite high-profile scandals and a business model that screws its franchise owners
Utility companies gouge consumers, provide substandard service, and even kill people. Yet they seldom pay any meaningful penalties for their negligence
'Last Week Tonight' host reminds viewers "freedoms are never guaranteed" while also examining the Philippines' presidential election, where onetime dictator Ferdinand Marcos' son is poised to win
Decades of racist housing and zoning policies have left Black Americans three times more likely to die as a result of pollution
The 'Last Week Tonight' host examined how police lie, make false promises, and cite phony evidence during interrogations in order to make even innocent people confess
The 'Last Week Tonight' host paid shady brokers for lawmakers' digital histories — promising not to release the info so long as Congress passes legislation protecting all consumers' data
After some jabs at the North Carolina congressman’s orgy comments, the late-night host explained why the trucking industry is in crisis, with drivers leaving the job in record numbers
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