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HUMAN RIGHTS

FBI Crackdown Nets 205 Child Sex Offender Arrests, Rescues 115 Victims

In one of the largest crackdowns in US history, federal agents arrested teachers, military personnel and police officers among 205 child sex offenders in a five-day sweep. 

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MENTAL HEALTH

Executives Rewarded While Patients Died at Troubled Illinois Psychiatric Facility

Amid deaths, lawsuits and federal probes, Acadia executives secured seven-figure bonuses.

DRUGS

The High Stakes and Hidden Dangers of America’s Cannabis Boom

With near-daily use now the norm for millions, the cannabis boom is fast revealing its human cost—and it’s hitting youth the hardest.

HUMAN RIGHTS

HUMAN RIGHTS

FBI Crackdown Nets 205 Child Sex Offender Arrests, Rescues 115 Victims

In one of the largest crackdowns in US history, federal agents arrested teachers, military personnel and police officers among 205 child sex offenders in a five-day sweep. 

HUMAN RIGHTS

From Public Trust to Public Disgrace: Child Sex Abuse Charges Rock Public Offices from MN to CO

From Minnesota to Colorado, four (now former) public officials stand accused of child sex crimes, shattering the trust of those they vowed to protect and represent.

HUMAN RIGHTS

Women in Jazz Media Founder Fiona Ross Silent on Son’s Serial Stalking

Nonprofit that claims to empower women refuses to answer for Alex Barnes-Ross’ repeated, unrepentant stalking of them.

MENTAL HEALTH

MENTAL HEALTH

Executives Rewarded While Patients Died at Troubled Illinois Psychiatric Facility

Amid deaths, lawsuits and federal probes, Acadia executives secured seven-figure bonuses.

MENTAL HEALTH

Locked Up for Being Stalked: How the Psychiatric Apparatus Victimizes Women

A stalker on the roof, a beating at home—and psychiatry’s answer? Drug and lock her up.

MENTAL HEALTH

Michigan Psychiatric Hospital Collapses Along with the System That Enabled It

Pontiac General lost federal funding after a damning record of abuse and neglect. Now it seeks accreditation while housing just four patients.

CORRUPTION

CORRUPTION

Connecticut Bureaucrats Hit Whistleblower with Sky-High FOIA Fee to Bury Loan Abuse Scandal

Connecticut’s DECD wasted millions of taxpayer dollars on bad loans—then punished the whistleblower who uncovered it.

CORRUPTION

Greek Drug Trafficking Network Stole Health Care IDs to Peddle Psychiatric Drugs

It’s just one more example of the psychiatric death industry using deception to line its pockets. And Greece has a long history of such corruption. 

CORRUPTION

LA Ends Auto-Delete Messaging to Comply With Law—After Over a Decade

Auto-deleting messages have violated the California Public Records Act for over a decade, but it took the threat of a lawsuit to compel compliance from the City of Los Angeles.

EDUCATION

EDUCATION

New Book from Parent/Educator Barbie Rivera Says “Enough Is Enough.” Educate—Don’t Drug—Our Kids.

When her son’s school demanded Barbie Rivera drug her child, she said no. She’s been fighting back against a broken system ever since.

DRUGS

DRUGS

The High Stakes and Hidden Dangers of America’s Cannabis Boom

With near-daily use now the norm for millions, the cannabis boom is fast revealing its human cost—and it’s hitting youth the hardest.

DRUGS

Drug Ring that Used Jersey Children as Mules Dismantled in Major Police Operation

More than 40 kids as young as 12 were used to smuggle drugs in a network whose ringleaders were sent to jail.

DRUGS

Experts Sound Alarm on “Legal Morphine” Flooding US Gas Stations

Experts warn that synthetic 7-OH is up to 30 times stronger than morphine, yet remains unregulated in most states.

HATE

HATE

Antisemitic Incidents in the US Hit Record High, Jewish Watchdog Warns

As antisemitic rhetoric moves from the margins into the mainstream, ADL reports record-setting incidents in campuses, communities and public life.

HATE

Illinois Reports Alarming Rise in Hate Incidents

Fueled by propaganda and emboldened by fear, hate groups in Illinois are spreading their message. A new bill seeks to make them pay for it.

HATE

Social Media Still the Hub for Islamophobia and Outright Hate

March 15 was designated in 2022 as UN International Day to Combat Islamophobia, but it will take much more than a calendar to combat the worldwide problem of anti-religious hate.