In November of last year, the Miami Herald published a three part investigation and timeline about the Jeffrey Epstein case entitled, “Perversion of Justice.” The following is a brief excerpt with a link to the full report. The story starts in October of 2007 with a meeting between Epstein attorney Jay Lefkowitz and Miami’s top […]
Good cop, bad cop and the Starbucks incident
The following is an excerpt from my latest analysis in The Hill. I married a cop. Well, he’s a retired lawyer now, but he was all cop when I met him. And as a young reporter at the time, I learned a great deal from this police supervisor and SWAT team commander that would provide […]
Update: Whistleblower award in Attkisson v. DOJ and FBI for the govt. computer intrusions
I’m very pleased to be closing in on my goal of 100,000 views on Twitter of my video announcing a whistleblower award in Attkisson v. DOJ and FBI for the government computer intrusions. (See the video embedded below.) And yes, the offer is bearing some fruit. The goal of 100,000 views is being accomplished despite […]
Waste of U.S. tax dollars in Afghanistan
Our Full Measure cover story today focused on the ongoing problem of waste, fraud and abuse of our tax dollars in Afghanistan. The scope of the money involves is massive: more than $130 billion. With Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR) John Sopko unraveling the many problems, it’s no surprise that there is steady […]
Insinuendo: the Mueller Report. A Real Clear Investigation.
The following is from RealClearInvestigations The Mueller report should have been a knockout blow to anti-Trump forces who invested their hopes in the special counsel. Instead, Democrats have acted as if Mueller had reached the opposite conclusion and called him to testify before Congress later this month to bolster this case for impeachment. What gives? […]
Where do you get your news?
Most people get their news from the Internet, according to our latest unscientific poll at SharylAttkisson.com. The least popular source for news is “newspapers.” Full results are below. Be sure and vote in our new poll: Are you looking forward to the 2020 Campaign? See the back box in the sidebar on home page at […]
Keep one thing we’ve done right in Afghanistan: SIGAR
The following is a news analysis. The Afghan War is the longest war in U.S. history. It has claimed the lives of thousands of U.S. soldiers and wasted billions of our tax dollars. Out of all that money being spent, there is pretty much only one independent force uncovering fraud, waste and abuse: the Special […]
Social Media Strike: July 4-5
Interests who are fed up with what they believe to be censorship, undue control over Internet information, free speech, and unfair exploitation of our data are organizing a social media strike for July 4 and 5. According to organizer Larry Sanger, co-founder of Wikipedia (who has since split with the project): This means we will […]
