The 2023 Sharyl Attkisson professional journalism ION Awards are open for entry! Read about 2022’s winners here. Submission Requirements and FAQs for Professional Journalists Objective: The purpose of The ION Awards program is to recognize and encourage exceptional, original and off […]
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(Originally aired: February 5, 2023) President Richard Nixon officially declared the War on Drugs in 1971. Trillions of tax dollars later, by nearly every account, that war has failed. A record amount of the opioid fentanyl is crossing in through
(Originally aired: February 5, 2023) Nebraska, Indiana, New Mexico, and Wisconsin have all delayed the planned closing of coal plants, the latest sign the green energy transition ambitions aren’t quite ready for prime time. One Wisconsin Public Service Commissioner, Ellen
(Originally aired: Feb. 5, 2023) We’ve long reported about the need to protect American technology amid Chinese efforts to steal it. But today’s cover story makes the case for the possibility that the way we’re doing it is causing more
The following is from Paul D. Thacker’s The DisInformation Chronicle. Internal communications finding that virologists did not believe the conclusions they published in a prestigious journal has triggered scientists to circulate a petition calling for Nature Medicine to retract the influential “Proximal
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The Subcommittee on National Security, the Border, and Foreign Affairs has scheduled a hearing for tomorrow (July 26) titled “Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena: Implications on National Security, Public Safety, and Government Transparency” The purpose of the hearing is to explore firsthand
(Originally aired Jan. 29, 2023) Nine months after Elon Musk’s purchase, Twitter has been transformed from a major censor of off-narrative information. And Musk released an incriminating stream of internal documents, revealing what some say is shocking government censorship. Matt
Most voters say they don’t feel very well represented by Congress, and believe the federal government no longer has “the consent of the governed.” That’s according to the latest Rasmussen Reports. The survey found that only 19% of likely U.S.
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