Nearly 50 years after the Supreme Court decided women have a constitutional right to terminate their pregnancy, things may be about to change. A leak of a draft decision obtained by Politico suggests the Court will soon overturn that case and return decisions on abortion to each state. Across the country, states have been busy […]
Special Investigations
10 ways info shapers have infiltrated our institutions
The following is an excerpt from Sharyl Attkisson's article in Epoch Times. Few matters are so important as the integrity of the information we receive and the recent degradation in its reliability. With the recent leak of a Supreme Court draft related to the landmark Roe v. Wade abortion case, it underscores how corrupted so […]
(WATCH) The Tenderloin
With crime a persistent and growing concern for many Americans, one city that’s frequently in the headlines is San Francisco. As homelessness has spiraled out of control, drug crime has gotten so bad in one historic section of town, the mayor declared a state of emergency to try to get a grip on it. Today […]
Computer repairman who received Hunter Biden's laptop sues CNN, Politico, and the Daily Beast
The following is an excerpt from Just The News. The Delaware repairman who says he was the first to give the contents of Hunter Biden's laptop to the FBI has filed a multimillion-dollar defamation lawsuit against several news outlets and Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) alleging they falsely accused him of disseminating Russian disinformation. The suit was […]
(READ) SIGAR releases quarterly report on status of US funding for Afghanistan reconstruction
The Office of the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR) has released its 55th Quarterly Report to Congress examining the $146.40 billion U.S. reconstruction effort in Afghanistan. This quarter SIGAR issued an evaluation requested by the House Committee on Oversight and Reform to review the status of U.S. funding for reconstruction in Afghanistan. SIGAR […]
(WATCH) Driverless Cars
Not long ago, it seemed like science fiction. But today, no fewer than 30 groups have permission to test self-driving cars on America’s highways. And under a new policy change by the federal government, those cars can soon be produced without even the pretense of backup controls for a human: in other words, no steering […]
(WATCH) Solar Mandates
In 2020, California became the first state to require solar power on all new homes. The mandate is important not just for the Golden State, but because it’s seen as a prototype other states will copy. Now, activists are pursuing mandatory rooftop solar in at least ten more states. So we set off to California […]
Winners announced for first Sharyl Attkisson awards for Investigative and Original News (ION) student reporting
Two talented reporters at the University of Florida (UF) have received the first ION Awards and the cash prizes that go along with it. The purpose of the awards, established by investigative journalist and UF Journalism alum Sharyl Attkisson is to encourage investigative and original student news reporting during a time where the news environment […]
