Adiel Kaplan

is a reporter and editor with the NBC News national investigative unit, previously with the Miami Herald and InvestigateWest. She is an adjunct professor at Columbia Journalism School, where she teaches in the investigative reporting and data journalism programs.



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Adiel Kaplan

NBC News • 3rd February 2024

Once unthinkable, frequent fires are Hawaii’s new normal.

NBC News • 5th December 2023

Defying presidents and Congress, the ATF, DEA, FBI and U.S. Marshals shroud their shootings in secrecy

NBC News • 13th September 2023

House passes bill to improve wildfire prevention accountability after NBC News report

NBC News • 6th August 2023

Warehouses are booming as summers heat up and workplace safety rules lag

NBC News • 14th June 2023

A powerful U.S. political family is linked to copper mining in the Amazon rainforest

NBC News • 9th August 2022

The nation’s largest fire agency sent Congress 'misleading data' on its risk reduction program for years

NBC News • 31st July 2022

‘Sending drivers out to die’: UPS workers demand heat safety amid record temps

NBC News • 12th February 2022

License backlogs are stopping health care workers from seeing patients

NBC News • 6th September 2021

How the U.S. leads the world in blocking imports made with "slave" labor

NBC News • 13th May 2021

Abuse allegations are common in child custody fights. Judges can make tragic mistakes.

NBC News • 25th April 2021

Legal aid groups across the U.S. are hurting for cash because of Covid

NBC News • 16th March 2021

Pharmacists say they're overworked and understaffed, risking patients safety

NBC News • 28th December 2020

After a sexual assault, where can you get a medical and forensic exam?

NBC News • 8th December 2020

Millions of Americans receive drugs by mail. But are they safe?

Undark Magazine • 29th January 2020

Does Science Support the 'Wilderness' in Wilderness Therapy?

Republished in Popular Science, High Country News, Salon
NBC News • 18th July 2019

In the hot seat: UPS delivery drivers at risk of heat-related illnesses

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