[Above image: A non-polio enterovirus as seen under a microscope] In the span of four months, at least 94 children in 33 U.S. states have developed a devastating form of paralysis with symptoms similar to polio. Some require a ventilator […]
Two Mystery Illnesses Linked to 12 Child Deaths; 94 Paralysis Cases Since August Read More »
Today, outgoing chairman of the House Oversight Committee, Rep. Darrel Issa (R-CA), announced he has subpoenaed ObamaCare contractor, M.I.T. professor Jonathan Gruber, “for all documents and communications with federal, state, or local government employees related to aspects of his work
Tampa Come see me in Tampa, Florida Tues. Dec. 16 3p-5:30p Oxford Exchange (which also has a restaurant). https://oxfordexchange.com 420 W Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606 (813) 253-0222 A portion of the proceeds from Stonewalled is being donated to the
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Howard Kurtz and I talk about the media’s “hunger for Hillary” — as in, wanting her to announce her decision on a run for the presidency. [ilink url=”The media’s hunger for Hillary https://video.foxnews.com/v/3929761505001/after-the-buzz-medias-hillary-hunger/#sp=show-clips”] Watch the After the Buzz discussion [/ilink]
The following is a commentary. (Above image courtesy Anthony Easton/flickr: PinkMoose) Rolling Stone’s disintegrating campus rape story is an example of the perils of the increasingly blurred lines between traditional, straight news organizations… and outlets such as pop culture magazines and blogs
Reflections on Rolling Stone’s Messy, Mossy UVA Rape Story Read More »
(Above Image: FBI Headquarters in Washington, D.C.) On Nov. 19, I filed a Freedom of Information (FOI) lawsuit against the Department of Justice, which oversees the F.B.I.. For over a year, I had been pursuing public information that the F.B.I.
Why I’m Suing the Justice Dept.: Its Unlawful Freedom of Info. Response Read More »
Too often, the very bodies set up to protect the public’s interests–to flag and punish bad conduct on the part of officials in power–are being undermined by those they’re supposed to police. That’s the allegation in the case of a
[Above: Color-enhanced electron micrograph of Ebola virus particles. Courtesy: Thomas W. Geisbert, Boston University School of Medicine.] The killer virus Ebola may not be front and center in the news, but it’s still in the forefront of efforts by health officials
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