There are unprecedented efforts by special interests including political parties, corporations and our own U.S. government, to control the information you see on the news and online. This week on Full Measure in The Sum of Knowledge, we dig into […]
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A medical doctor-turned-whistleblower was part of a team that reviewed veterans’ medical files to see if they’re entitled to compensation for Agent Orange injuries. He says he caught reviewers pushing through files at an improbable rate, failing to give them
Above: Yates Hazlehurst (right) with personal aide Lane Hodges[hr] The following is an update of a story first published Oct. 19, 2016[hr] The father of an autistic child has filed a federal lawsuit against the Centers for Disease Control (CDC)
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By hearing the name first everybody will think it as a site to watch Showbox Free Movies. All things considered, it isn’t right. This is an application where you can stream motion pictures and TV appears for nothing. This is
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[dropcap]M[/dropcap]assive student loan debt is a symptom. The real problem is the ballooning cost of college beyond what most people can pay, and beyond what many see as reasonable. Colleges have billions of dollars in endowments (savings investments), their executive ranks
[dropcap]W[/dropcap]ould you ever imagine that a sitting senior scientist at the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) would confess to meeting with his CDC colleagues and literally throwing study documents in a trash can to obfuscate a link they found between
The following is a commentary and analysis[hr] [dropcap]W[/dropcap]hether you’re a Democrat or Republican–or someone who doesn’t care at all about politics–it’s hard not to notice the massive campaigns to influence opinion on social media, the news and out there in
This week: More reporting that powerful interests tried to keep off the air.[hr] Big banks paid tens of billions of dollars in fines for alleged fraud and misrepresentation after the U.S. mortgage crisis. But not one top banker has been indicted
