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U.S. Spends $24 Million on 'Propaganda Plane Few Can See or Hear

Foreign Policy reports: "For the last six years, the U.S. government has spent more than $24 million to fly a plane around Cuba and beam American-sponsored TV programming to the […]
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Extra paid sick days costing city millions

"According to a Los Angeles Times examination of data obtained under the California Public Records Act, Los Angeles' Department of Water and Power has paid thousands of employees a total […]
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USA Today examines players in the risky supplement game

USA Today launched the first part of its investigation titled Supplement Shell Game: The People behind risky pills. The first article examines Matt Cahill, who has spent time in federal […]
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Mentally troubled students overwhelm schools

The Star Tribune reports that one boy's struggle with “Mr. Angry” highlights a growing dilemma: Thousands of kids with mental problems rely on schools for care. Gianni is one of […]
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Florida's chronic, tragic record of pedestrian crashes

The Orlando Sentinel completed its three-part series “Blood In the Streets” this week, examining Central Florida’s chronic, tragic record of pedestrian crashes, the worst in the country. Using state and federal data, […]
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The huge drone that could not be grounded

“A major defense contractor used campaign donations and insider access on Capitol Hill to defy the Air Force and keep a troubled drone aloft at a cost to taxpayers of […]
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That's not natural or organic: How Big Food misleads

A Salon report states: “Major conglomerates claim their food is healthy. But they might have funded the study -- and the feds barely care.”
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How Pennsylvania Schools Made a Cheating Scandal Disappear

“Given the scope of the issue and the lack of action since, it appears Pennsylvania is covering up one of the country’s largest cheating scandals — and doing so in […]
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UN: Unexploded ordnance killing Afghan civilians as U.S.-led coalition abandons bases

“The U.S.-led coalition is failing to clear unexploded munitions from the Afghan bases it’s demolishing as it withdraws its combat forces, leaving a deadly legacy that has killed and maimed […]
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U.S. reviewing 27 death penalty convictions for FBI forensic testimony errors

The Washington Post reports: “The unusual collaboration came after The Washington Post reported last year that authorities had known for years that flawed forensic work by FBI hair examiners may […]
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