Week of April 2, 2018 Archives

RCI - Other Investigations

Monday, April 2
Fighting Junk Science and Academic Fraud With Software
John Power, Undark
Lyme Disease May Be First Epidemic of Climate Change
Mary Beth Pfeiffer, Aeon
Anatomy of a Bomb Investigation
Ali Watkins, New York Times
Report: Veterans Affairs Lawyer Helped Wife, Then Lied
Ethan Barton, Daily Caller
The Eyes Have It: Serial Killer Chic
Tori Telfer, Racked
MS-13 Gang Informer Faces Deportation, Death
Hannah Dreier, ProPublica, NY Mag.
Huge Surge in Hijacking of PCs to Mine Cryptocurrency
David Gilbert, Vice News
Diapers Becoming High-Tech, Unaffordable Luxury
Kathleen McGrory, Tampa B. Times
Wednesday, April 4
Suicide, Drugs, Diarrhea Claim Lives
Ella Koeze & Anna Maria Barry-Jester, FiveThirtyEight
America’s Sheriffs Have Great Power, Little Oversight
Alan Greenblatt, Governing
Racists Threatening to Take Over Paganism
Sarah Lyons, Vice
Feds: Businessmen Lied to Win $200 Million in Gov. Contracts
Thomas Phippen, Daily Caller
Amid Private Prison Boom, Questions of Violence, Neglect
Timothy Williams, NYT
Long Campaign to Make Cell Phones Seem Safe
Mark Hertsgaard & Mark Dowie, Nation
Twitter’s Toxic Bots and Trolls Problem
Austin Carr & Harry McCracken, Fast Company
Hackers Have Attacked Dozens of 911 Call Centers
Jon Schuppe, NBC News
Thursday, April 5
Why Are Science Papers Still Written on Paper?
James Somers, Atlantic
Alaska: Sen. Murkowski Stands in the Vanishing Middle
Susan Dominus, NYT Mag.
License Plate Surveillance Firm Attacks FOIA Requests
Camille Fassett, Motherboard
Tom Steyer, Prog. Activists, Organize ‘Teen’ Anti-Gun Events
Penny Starr, Breitbart
Unfree Love: Lonelyhearts Rise of Prisoner Pen Pals
Regina F. Graham, Daily Mail
Goodyear Ignored Deadly Tire Failures for Two Decades
Ryan Felton, Jalopnik
Friday, April 6
Facebook Seeking Patient Data From Major Hospitals
Christina Farr, CNBC
Saturday, April 7
Pentagon Spent $60M on Useless Afghan Power Station
Matthew Gault, Motherboard
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