A great debate is underway across America: are “soft-on-crime” prosecutors and policies to blame for America’s violent crime wave? Sunday on Full Measure, I’ll hear from people with divergent views on the topic. Washington D.C. police chief Robert Contee is […]
The Soft on Crime Debate; Jews, Palestinians, and the Great Dispute over ‘Settlements’ Read More »
As millions of Americans have shifted from working in offices to working from home, more companies have begun using high-tech software to track what those employees are actually doing all day. Scott Thuman looks at the question of what’s fair.
It’s one of the most important but lesser-discussed casualties of Covid: scientific integrity. With tens of thousands of scientists speaking out against across the board lockdowns, public health officials took steps to punish and censor those voices. Sunday on Full
Squelching Covid Science; Who’s Watchin’ You Work; and ‘Zuck Bucks’ Read More »
When Russian tanks rolled into Ukraine, most spoke of the engagement as the largest of its kind since World War Two. But the battle for Ukraine has been anything but an old World War. This war is taking the manipulation
Behind the Russia-Ukraine conflict are thousands of lobbyists and representatives driving the media messaging. They’re contacting members of Congress and reaching out to reporters to advance their political and financial interests. Sunday on Full Measure we’ll take a look at
Media Messaging in a War; Earmarks: A Quiet Return; The Long Suffering Durham Probe Read More »
We turn to health and safety concerns surrounding the latest mobile device technology: 5G. It’s said to make our devices work better and faster. The telecom industry insists persistent concerns about risks with 5G are groundless. But the airline industry
(WATCH) The safety of 5G technology up in the air Read More »
When it comes to mass killers and warning signs ahead of time– the FBI has a sketchy track record. Some infamous cases in which the agency should have seen red flags in advance include the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing (the
Nick Slatten is a former soldier convicted of murder, then pardoned by President Trump. Sunday on Full Measure, I’ll have the first television interview with Slatten as he talks about his controversial case, which involved prosecutorial misconduct and– he says–
