This week on Full Measure, beyond the Covid-19 vaccine, what else is emerging to protect American lives? I’ll speak to a top government virologist who gives us the inside scoop on what seems to be promising. We’ve already profiled one […]
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The following is a news analysis. In a recent live chat on Periscope, I suggested steps people can take now to overcome Big Tech censorship while the situation shakes down and solutions are sought. Here is a summary. Watch the
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Eric Lundgren pioneered recycling toxic electronic waste-: used solar panels, electric car batteries, other “e-waste” dangerously filling landfills in the US and around the world that is poisoning the water and leeching into the environment. His recycling plans included helping
Come with me to Ekalaka, Montana: one of the last places in America to get its first case of coronavirus. And see how different things are.
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Turn on the news and when it comes to reporting on the coronavirus pandemic, you tend to see worst-case-scenarios, hot spots and big cities– which is understandable. But in much of rural America, they’re having a very different-looking experience. Sunday
An important update to our follow the money investigation on $91 billion tax dollars intended for Puerto Rico’s hurricane recovery. Since then, there have been some criminal convictions and even more arrests involving fraud. We begin with our original investigation
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Air travel is not what it was used to be. In January, passenger numbers and airline profits reached record highs, but since the COVID-19 outbreak, the industry has suffered devastating losses. And, as Scott Thuman reports, many Americans have come
Dozens of charges in corruption and fraud arrests among Puerto Rico officials and contractors after US taxpayers committed $91 billion to the hurricane relief effort.
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