On my Sunday TV program “Full Measure at Sharyl Attkisson,” we’ve remained on the leading edge of topics such as the border crisis and Covid-19 controversies. Overall, we’ve fulfilled our mission of reporting on important underreporting stories, angles and facts, […]
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(Original air date 11/15/20) Entertainer Adam Carolla frequently addresses today’s cancel culture and the seemingly-widespread chipping away at the First Amendment. His documentary “No Safe Spaces” examines this challenge to free speech on college campuses. I spoke with Carolla in
(Original air date 11/15/20) As many as 30 million cars could still have a defective airbag, despite a giant recall that has been going on for years. Lisa Fletcher talks to a former advisor to the Japanese company Takata that
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With summer fast approaching, millions of Americans are wondering if and where they’ll be able to travel this year. No industry has been upended more than travel and tourism. We asked Scott Thuman to find out what you can expect
Is the first true cure for early Alzheimer’s disease on the horizon? The makers of still unapproved drug aducanumab say — maybe. But there’s a lot of controversy surrounding the promise. Watchdogs say there’s little to no evidence the drug
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The coronavirus pandemic highlighted the need to secure life-saving medical equipment. But when those vital machines break, there’s a fight over fixing them you might not know about. Repair technicians say they can’t do their job because manufacturers withhold information
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The U.S. has sent a message of support for Ukraine as Russia continues what much of the world sees as provocative action toward its former Soviet partner. The U.S., and other nations, are wondering if they should step in. Scott
With kids spending more time at home and on the internet during the Covid-19 shutdowns, something unexpected happened. Authorities say sex trafficking that begins online— doubled. And with that, there’s been an uptick in reports of children sold for sex
