The head of the House Oversight Committee, Rep. James Comer (R-Kentucky), has launched an investigation into the impact of the “news rating group” NewsGuard on protected First Amendment speech, and its potential to serve as a non-transparent agent of censorship […]
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The following is from Just The News. The Stanford Internet Observatory, the co-leader in a Department of Homeland Security-conceived private consortium to flag and mass-report alleged misinformation for removal in the 2020 and 2022 election cycles, will reportedly not “conduct research into
Never-before-released forensic details and excerpts from shocking testimony in Sharyl Attkisson v. The Department of Justice over the government’s forensically-proven intrusions of my computers.
(Full list of professional and student winners starting in 2022 here) 2024 Winners Announcement: This announcement can be copied or republished in its entirety. I’m pleased to announce the winner of the Sharyl Attkisson 2024 Student ION Awards for Investigative
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The following announcement is from the House Coronavirus Pandemic committee. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASESunday, June 2, 2024 HEARING REMINDER: Dr. Anthony Fauci to Testify Tomorrow WASHINGTON — Tomorrow, the Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic will hold a hearing titled “A
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Trump Shatters Fundraising Records After Rigged Biden Trial Verdict Today, the Trump campaign announced a record shattering small dollar fundraising haul following the sham Biden Trial verdict totaling $34.8 million – nearly double the biggest day ever recorded for the
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It’s been another amazing season at Full Measure! This Sunday we bring you one of your favorite episodes: our end of the season roundtable discussion. We’ll look back at some of our award-winning coverage: your favorites and ours! We brought
It’s billed as “the encyclopedia anyone can edit.” In reality, it can be the opposite. The following was first published in Sharyl Attkisson’s Substack. Let me begin by saying that there are honest, well-meaning editors of Wikipedia who take part
