Though it’s a moving target that changes day-by-day, Wikpedia’s vaccine industry agenda editors are at it again. Besides the other longstanding false and defamatory information edited onto my Wikipedia bio page, new false information has appeared. The good news is that for those who care, the source information is available for you to review so […]
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Fast Food Favorite: It’s Still Burgers
The All American hamburger is apparently still king. Just for fun, our latest unscientific poll at SharylAttkisson.com asked: What is your favorite fast food meal? Burgers beat out the other food choices combined. Nearly 44% of respondents chose burgers over tacos, fish and chicken. A significant number of you prefer something else or don’t like […]
FDA study: “Forever chemicals” linked to cancer persist in U.S. food but aren’t dangerous
A leaked Food and Drug Administration (FDA) report has confirmed the presence of dangerous “forever chemicals” in meat, milk, and produce sold in the U.S. That’s according to a report in The Hill, which says the FDA information was leaked to it and other news outlets. The Hill says the report is based on an […]
Our favorite stories of the season on Full Measure
This week, we’ll be reflecting on some of our favorite interviews, trips and stories from Season 4 of Full Measure! Sunday, you’ll hear from some of our correspondents on their behind the scenes reflections. We call it our Roundtable Edition — and it’s turned into one of our most popular programs each year. What makes […]
Court limits police power over smartphone access
A recent court ruling in Idaho finds police cannot conduct a forensic search on a phone by ordering the owner to unlock the phone using his fingerprint. Judge Ronald E. Bush ruled that such an order would violate individual’s Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination. According to court documents, the case involved an unnamed individual under […]
10 Questions I’d Ask Robert Mueller (if I were allowed)
The following is an excerpt of my latest analysis in The Hill. Most of now-former special counsel Robert Mueller’s public statement to the press last week seemed to fall under the category of “Fair enough.” After all, the man did nearly two years of work, he kept largely silent throughout, and he alternately was called a […]
Police Scanner Audio: Virginia Beach Shooter DeWayne Craddock
The website Heavy.com has published some background about the latest mass shooter in the U.S.: DeWayne Craddock. Some of the information was gleaned from prior newspaper articles about Craddock, according to the website. Craddock was a public utilities engineer whose name frequently appeared on city notices. He was entrusted with giving tours on pumping stations […]
San Francisco bans facial recognition technology
The city of San Francisco has banned local government agencies from deploying facial recognition technology. The recent vote by the San Francisco Board of Supervisors came in response to criticism about the technology. Facial recognition identifies or verifies a person’s identity by comparing digital images to faces in a database. It is controversial because critics […]
