This week, we’ll be reflecting on some of our favorite interviews, trips and stories from Season 4 of Full Measure! Sunday, you’ll hear from some of our correspondents on their behind the scenes reflections. We call it our Roundtable Edition […]
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A recent court ruling in Idaho finds police cannot conduct a forensic search on a phone by ordering the owner to unlock the phone using his fingerprint. Judge Ronald E. Bush ruled that such an order would violate individual’s Fifth
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The following is an excerpt of my latest analysis in The Hill. Most of now-former special counsel Robert Mueller’s public statement to the press last week seemed to fall under the category of “Fair enough.” After all, the man did nearly
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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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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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There’s a bipartisan push in Congress to get answers about alleged abuse of illegal immigrant children. Senate Finance Committee chairman Chuck Grassley (R – Iowa) and the committee’s lead Democrat, Ron Wyden, are looking for answers regarding serious accusations of
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It’s been a decade since Hillary Clinton became Secretary of State and used a private server for government business, transmitting sensitive and classified information in the process. It’s been exactly three years since the Inspector General said Clinton’s actions were
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