A number of you have asked over the years how you can support my independent writing. I have not previously had a mechanism set up for such support. Now, with the redevelopment and improvement of SharylAttkisson.com, there’s a way you […]
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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
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Reward: Up to $50,000 Many of you are familiar with the forensically-proven Government spying on me and my family. It’s one of multiple documented surveillance abuses by our Government. Details on Attkisson v. DOJ and FBI here. Unfortunately, the Department
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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
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A pediatrician who has treated migrant children describes extensive negligence and lapses in medical care at shelters. That account is reported in a multi-state investigation by ProPublica. Dr. Elana Levites-Agababa describes a consistent and repetitive lack of medical care for
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Last week we wanted to hear from our readers regarding who is responsible for Trump’s failure to follow through on the promise to stop illegal immigration and build a wall. Our latest unscientific poll revealed that 59% of those polled
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Facebook is said to be negotiating a settlement with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) over alleged privacy violations. That could include an agreement for the federal government to oversee Facebook practices for two decade, according to reports. The FTC has
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