The Forgotten Tobacco Wars
Billions of dollars were committed by cigarette makers after they got caught covering up the risks of smoking. But what if you found out not a penny went to the actual victims? This week on Full Measure, we go back […]
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*New* Illegal Immigrant Crime Stats and Costs
With much debate over sanctuary cities and the amount of crime attributable to illegal immigrants, we look at both sides in today’s Full Measure cover story. You can see a replay here. Meantime, I looked through federal records to find
Important MRI Risks Nobody Told You About
A toxic chemical component widely-used in MRI dye has been found to cause serious health risks in some people. Since our first report on the topic on Full Measure, dozens of countries have banned some of the common dyes used
BuzzFeed media bias article leaves misimpressions. (That may be the point.)
The following is a news analysis Today I received an inquiry from BuzzFeed reporter Tasneem Nashrulla that appeared so sloppy— even for a writer at a quasi-news site– that it was particularly remarkable. First, the reporter contacted me only after
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The Enigmatic Case of Carter Page
Going in, the FBI’s very best evidence in the whole Trump-Russia collusion theory was, supposedly, against a U.S. citizen they wiretapped over and over again — month after month — under both the Obama and Trump administrations. But businessman Carter Page
Media Bias: A New Chart
Where’s your favorite information source stand on the political scale? I’ve updated the following subjective chart based on information compiled from various sources and your feedback. Some sources have shifted left or right, others have been added including: ESPN, McClatchy, the Federalist,
Updated: Justice Dept. Personnel Changes During Probes
UPDATED Thurs. Aug. 16, 2018 [hr] Watch Sharyl’s TEDx Talk: Is Fake News Real?
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The Baby Oxygen Trials: “We were told it was just to gather information”
In May 2007, Carrie and Shawn Pratt agreed to sign up their severely premature daughter, Dagen, for a government-funded study being conducted at Duke University Hospital. The Pratts say they were told that researchers simply were gathering information to help
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