Week of October 22, 2018 Archives
RCI -
Other Investigations
Tuesday, October 23
The AI Cold War That Could Doom Us All
Nicholas Thompson
&
Ian Bremmer
,
Wired
Apps on Android Phones Tied to Huge Ad Fraud Scheme
Craig Silverman
,
BuzzFeed
The Illegal Ingredients in Your Dietary Supplements
Sumathi Reddy
,
Wall Street Journal
When Cops Are Suspects, Feds Take Years to File Charges
Tom Jackman
,
WashPost
How Superstitions Shape Architecture Around the World
Kurt Kohlstedt
,
99% Invisible
Wednesday, October 24
Prank Calls Succeeded in Bringing ICE Hotline to a Standstill
Colin Lecher
,
Verge
The Southern Border Is Tougher to Cross Than Ever
Nick Miroff
,
Washington Post
Amazon Pushes Facial-Recognition Tech to ICE
Jake Laperruque
,
Andrea Peterson
,
DB
When Times Are Good, the Gender Gap Grows
Emily Willingham,
Scientific American
Health Apps Are Going Largely Unpoliced
Michael L. Millenson,
Undark
Thursday, October 25
Midterms Are Already Hacked; You Just Don't Know It Yet
Benjamin Wofford,
Vox
Mail Bomb Probe Focuses on Florida, NY
Zolan Kanno-Youngs, Aruna Viswanatha
,
WSJ
The Main Suspect Behind an Ominous Rise in a Polio-Like Illness
Ed Yong
,
Atlantic
Friday, October 26
How Streaming Wars Create Inequality in Hollywood
Nicole Laporte,
Fast Company
Lucrative Exits for Google Execs in Sex Cases
Daisuke Wakabayashi, Katie Benner
, NYT
Netflix Transparency, Firings Unsettle Workers
Shalini Ramachandran,
Joe Flint
,
WSJ
Ex-Stripper, Pro-Trump Loner With a Rap Sheet
Stephen Braun
,
Michael Biesecker
,
AP
Bomb Suspect (and Van) Oozed Right-Wing Rage
Mazzei et al.,
New York Times
Mail Bomb Suspect Arrested in Florida, Charged
Frosch
et al.,
Wall Street Journal
Why Women Are Shut Out of Horror Movies
Soraya Roberts
,
Longreads
FBI Probing Tesla Over Production Claims
Cimilluca
et al.,
Wall Street Journal
As States Chase Gambling Revenue, Addicts Left in the Cold
Laila Kearney
,
Reuters
Saturday, October 27
Lone Fingerprint Led to Bomb Suspect's Arrest
Frosch
et al.,
Wall Street Journal
Inside the Underground Weed Workforce
Lee Hawks
,
The Walrus