Read about student and professional award winners and other information here. The following announcement is from the journalism college at the University of Florida. Sharyl Attkisson Investigative prize: $3,000 (UF students only) All: We are now accepting your submissions for […]
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England’s National Health Service (NHS) joined other European nations in reversing policies regarding the treatment of children who say they feel like they are the opposite sex. That’s a classified mental illness known as “gender dysphoria.” Under the new policy,
Ranked choice voting may be coming soon to an election near you. The controversial system replaces the idea that the candidate who gets the most votes wins. Instead, elections may be put to an automatic runoff of sorts, knocking out
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An update on the continuing saga with the CDC intentionally putting out false information about Covid vaccines and natural immunity, and then refusing to correct it. You may recall that the CDC and its top vaccine advisers wrongly claimed that
The following is from Judicial Watch’s Corruption Chronicles. As the presidential election approaches, the Biden administration is expanding its controversial initiative to control information and censor Americans by funding a new project that tracks the spread of “mis-, dis-, and
As America’s transgender culture wars continue, male golfers have been banned from participating in NXXT Professional Woman’s Golf tournaments. The announcement, made on International Women’s Day, effectively bans Hailey Davidson from the tour. Born as “James,” Davidson, the golfer won
There’s a new breed of celebrity in the social media age: kid influencers. They — and their parents — are making millions off TikTok, YouTube and others. That’s raising new questions about exploitation and what constitutes child labor. Lisa Fletcher
The following is a three-month investigation by Sharyl Attkisson published Oct. 21, 2009 at CBSNews.com. The video has since disappeared. If you’ve been diagnosed “probable” or “presumed” 2009 H1N1 or “swine flu” in recent months, you may be surprised to
