Wild West oddity
This has to be one of the odder things I’ve run across. I was with my Full Measure crew shooting new stories out west for our upcoming Season 5. Smack dab in the middle of nowhere– and I do mean […]
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When polls are used to shape rather than measure public opinion
The following is an excerpt of my latest article in The Hill. From what I can tell, pollsters are generally fairly stick-to-the-facts folks. They deal in facts and statistics. But there’s something important to remember. They have clients. Their clients
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Alleged California shooter is mentioned in earlier newspaper feature about boxing
The father of the deceased 19-year old alleged shooter at the California garlic festival was featured in a local newspaper article two years ago. That’s according to the New York Post. The 2017 article in the Gilroy Dispatch described how
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What many diabetics don’t know: you can buy inexpensive, over-the-counter insulin in U.S.
A trip to Canada [to buy cheaper insulin] celebrates the achievement of Dr. Banting and his colleagues who discovered insulin nearly a hundred years ago. But for most patients with diabetes, a trip to Walmart is a better way to
Papaya workshops simulate and advocate for abortion
As conversations over abortion rights and Roe v. Wade continue, does the papaya effort to “demystify” and advocate for abortion help or hurt the cause? Leave your comments below. The following is an excerpt from a Vice story about papaya
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Update: Attkisson v. DOJ and FBI for government computer intrusions
Our efforts continue to hold the government agents accountable for their confirmed spying on my professional and personal computers while I worked at CBS News. There’s still time to support Attkisson v. DOJ and FBI for the government’s computer intrusions.
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The Mueller Report’s “shaky” footnotes
A new report from Real Clear Investigations outlines crucial information contained among some 2,000 footnotes in Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s report on Trump-Russia collusion. Eric Felten from Real Clear Investigations says many of the the footnotes raise more questions than
