Abbott, Burrows and Patrick announced their plan for the Legislature to enact laws next year to implement greater state oversight of local prosecutors, stating there is “a clear pattern of certain local prosecutors releasing repeat offenders..."
The USPS Inspector General found "widespread manipulation" of customer service surveys creating a phony 5 percent spike in consumer satisfaction with mail service between 2023 and 2025. Data doctoring persisted even after one cheating scheme was uncovered.
University had just celebrated 90th birthday of pioneering computer scientist Judea Pearl, father of journalist murdered by Islamic terrorists, when he denounced its left-wing 9/11 symposium for promoting "hateful ideologies."
You Tube blocked ads for the Reagan biopic. At the same time, trailers touting similar films about Barack Obama are welcomed by You Tube, dozens of which remain on their platform.
Fraudsters sold $250 million in fake diplomas across the country to 15,000 “nurses.” Many of them have disappeared into America’s health care system.
Seeking to settle a lawsuit with 12 states, Paramount has discussed measures to protect the editorial independence of CNN and the divestiture of Comedy Central.
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