The Russian Investigative Committee's southern investigative department is currently investigating, TASS reports.
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We have a new investigative ... an expanded investigative team, I should say, in the last two years.
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"The hypocrisy of an investigative news program shutting down an investigative print story is incredible," one told me.
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Funding for CJI is provided by the school's Investigative Reporting Resource and the Stabile Center for Investigative Journalism.
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" An OPM document adds that PIPS "supports the core investigative processed such as the entry of the investigative data.
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Prior to CNBC, Scott was a senior investigative producer at CNN, where he produced investigative stories and documentaries since 2008.
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"The hypocrisy of an investigative news program shutting down an investigative print story is incredible," a CBS employee told Farrow.
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Cover: Prominent Russian investigative journalist Ivan Golunov, cries as he leaves a Investigative Committee building in Moscow, Russia, Tuesday, June 11, 2019.
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I believe that the FBI is engaged in investigative activity and part of investigative activity includes surveillance activity of different shapes and sizes.
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The first person to recognize it was Omaya Sosa Pascual, a reporter from the Center for Investigative Journalism, a local investigative journalism group.
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The UN created an investigative body -- Joint Investigative Mechanism, or JIM -- to determine with the OPCW who used what chemical weapons in Syria.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Russian Investigative Committee is continuing "active investigative activity" into the case of ex-economy minister Alexey Ulyukayev, the committee said on Friday.
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Sonia Paul is a freelance journalist and a senior fellow with the Fund for Investigative Journalism and Schuster Institute for Investigative Journalism at Brandeis University.
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It is wiser than an investigative body, which often has a narrow view of a candidate's qualifications, based on investigative findings untested by a jury.
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Der Spiegel has sought to deal with the volume of information it received by sharing it with an investigative reporting consortium called European Investigative Collaborations.
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Those documents have been turned over in recent weeks to investigative bodies in Congress and the DOJ, but not reviewed outside the investigative ranks until now.
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The report found that women account for only 16 percent of criminal investigative jobs within the department's main investigative agencies and hold few executive leadership positions.
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It was a collaborative effort with the international Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project, the Czech Center for Investigative Journalism and the Investigative Reporting Project Italy.
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The production firms behind the movie and The Boston Globe went on to unveil the Spotlight Investigative Journalism Fellowship, which helps raise awareness about investigative journalism.
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Executive management determines what resources — agent and material — are needed, and then fashions an investigative team uniquely suited — built, if you will — to meet the investigative challenges.
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The report was a collaborative effort with the international Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP), the Czech Center for Investigative Journalism and the Investigative Reporting Project Italy.
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Investigative tools If there are more administrative hurdles, and concern that actions will be second-guessed, agents may decide to avoid certain investigative tools, the former agent said.
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This investigation is the result of a yearlong reporting effort by veteran FRONTLINE correspondent Lowell Bergman, the Investigative Reporting Program at UC Berkeley, and the Center for Investigative Reporting.
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A lot of times this year it's been twice weekly, but now I'm juggling investigative works so, which writing a, trying to write a good column and investigative work can't go hand in hand because you need the time to crash into walls and ... You're doing investigative pieces, you're doing reported pieces.
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The committee is seeking an Investigative Counsel — "an attorney with several years of investigative or litigation experience," according to the listing on Tom Manatos Jobs, a popular Capitol Hill jobs board.
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"The nature of your request implicates investigative records the FBI may or may not compile pursuant to its broad criminal and national security investigative missions and functions," the FBI letter said.
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International debate about Xinjiang escalated in recent weeks after investigative reports from The New York Times and the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists that provided new details about the indoctrination camps.
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" British Centre for Investigative Journalism: "Wikileaks is a publisher.
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"The Republicans call it the House Select Investigative Panel to Protect Infant Lives, but we call it the House Select Investigative Panel to Hurt Women's Health," Schakowsky tells Broadly over the phone.
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Their presence on camera in what should be a formal, meaningful investigative inquiry benefitting the American people, is nothing short of an embarrassing and boring waste of time, money and investigative resources.
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ABC investigative reporter Brian Ross and investigative producer Rhonda Schwartz are leaving ABC after more than two decades at the network, reports CNN's Oliver Darcy, who obtained an internal memo announcing their departures.
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At the Center for Public Integrity in Washington and its international investigative arm, the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists, individual donations are up about 83 percent compared to the same period last year.
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Even smaller outlets like TalkingPointsMemo are hiring for investigative roles.
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We have investigative reporter and Fox News contributor, Sara Carter.
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But the approach has to be more investigative than directive.
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That will obviously be further vetted through the investigative process.
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COMEY: It's hard to share it with an investigative team.
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A National Transportation Safety Board investigative team will arrive Sunday.
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Please enjoy our investigative process of how we got there.
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How's that going to figure into Sandra's epic investigative piece?
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Determining attribution takes investigative work, which is ongoing, she said.
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Determining attribution takes investigative work, which is ongoing, she said.
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Investigative journalists have catalogued corruption at all levels of government.
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But I don't think we failed as an investigative institution.
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There's often resistance to investigative work from those in power.
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To some extent the scrutiny simply reflected accepted investigative procedures.
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When one investigative door closes, another one opens over time.
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The FBI is the principle investigative arm of the DOJ.
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"It got very private investigative reporting for me," she confesses.
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What was the investigative process regarding native customs, characters, locations?
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Grand juries typically fulfill both an investigative and charging function.
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The attacks have caught the attention of global investigative agencies.
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The Naval Criminal Investigative Service has since launched an investigation.
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Fillon's 2017 presidential campaign by the satirical and investigative newspaper
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Russia's Investigative Committee identified the attacker as Vladislav Roslyakov, 18.
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The newspaper's coverage won the Pulitzer 's investigative reporting award.
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Lawmakers are still in the investigative phase of their work.
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Last week, a Republican Senate investigative report released by Sen.
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The audio was published Monday by the investigative nonprofit ProPublica.
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It's time to return to the heyday of investigative reporting.
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ProPublica is an independent, nonprofit newsroom focused on investigative journalism.
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The depth of his investigative eye and ambition is astonishing.
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DONALD TRUMP is a succulent target for an investigative reporter.
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Investigative powers were not explicitly written into the agency's code.
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Each institution has a different investigative model and hearing process.
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The FBI has the ability to work across investigative disciplines.
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Washington Post's Watergate investigation as a high point of investigative
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She approached it with the mind of an investigative journalist.
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He's a brilliant satirist and he is an investigative journalist.
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"I didn't see an investigative judge," Ahmed told the court.
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ProPublica, a nonprofit investigative journalism outlet, followed suit last year.
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People seem to think that investigative reporting involves secret techniques.
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The case contemplates even broader congressional investigative power than Rep.
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The firing followed an inquiry from CNN's KFile investigative team.
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Nick Confessore, an investigative reporter, discussed the tech he's using.
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Investigative work is possible without a seat on the plane.
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Mark Harris is an investigative technology reporter based in Seattle.
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In 2005, O'Brien published TrumpNation, an investigative biography of Trump.
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Italian newspapers sent their most dogged investigative reporters to Cairo.
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She previously wrote about a fierce investigative journalist in Liberia.
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In the case of a warrant, it's an investigative tool.
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An investigative team will submit a report within a month.
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This investigative sports program returns with a new heartfelt episode.
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MUMBAI, India — I work as an investigative and political journalist.
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"The investigative team did a thorough job," Mr. Giacalone said.
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An agency spokesman declined to comment on the investigative demand.
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There's a strong investigative element to your pieces, I said.
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Healey's investigative demand is on hold while it is litigated.
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Investigative reporters for the Times played the tape for me.
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The investigative agency, however, has not yet contacted the company.
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"It is investigative journalism, with a twist," the anchor says.
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Benjamin Krause is a veterans rights attorney and investigative journalist.
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Anna Politkovskaya, a crusading investigative journalist, was assassinated on Oct.
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The Civil Rights Division is an investigative and prosecutorial agency.
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Before working for Coburn, Rood was an influential investigative reporter.
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Other investigative techniques can help weed out misfires, they said.
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"Refreshing to know that investigative journalism isn't dead," he said.
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The first story in their investigative series, published on Aug.
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This is Arnold's "strength" as an "investigative journalist," I guess.
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As an investigative reporter, you're always looking for your toeholds.
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Investor Christopher Irons, founder of independent investigative research website quoththeravenresearch.
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Celebrated former ProPublica investigative journalists Julia Angwin and Jeff Larson are launching their newest venture, the investigative nonprofit news organization called The Markup, with help from some big donors including Craigslist founder, Craig Newmark.
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Calls for Rosselló's resignation began earlier this month after the Center for Investigative Journalism, a prominent investigative news outlet in Puerto Rico, published nearly 900 pages of the governor's vulgar and misogynistic private messages.
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According to Horowitz, they found that "Strzok was not the sole decisionmaker for any of the specific investigative decisions examined," nor was there any evidence that he exercised inappropriate influence over any investigative decisions.
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You co-founded the Ida B. Wells Society for Investigative Journalism, which aims to increase and promote the ranks of journalists of color in particular who are doing investigative work in newsrooms in America.
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"In the Russian reality, an investigative journalist even crosses the street with particular care: only on a green light, so there will be nothing to pin on him," said Svetlana Reiter, a fellow investigative journalist.
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The International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ), the group behind the uncovering of the Panama Papers last year, will be among the independent and investigative media outlets to receive funding over the next three years.
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The report issued Thursday was compiled by the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) and the United Nations' Joint Investigative Mechanism (JIM), the investigative panel probing the use of chemical weapons in Syria.
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However, investigative experts tell PEOPLE, Watts' behavior comes as no surprise.
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Russia's Investigative Committee says it will continue to hunt the organisers.
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Mr. Micklethwait denied that Bloomberg had cut back on investigative reporting.
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Joining us now, Fox News investigative reporter and contributor, Sara Carter.
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Up until now, automakers have launched what are called investigative recalls.
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What I found, when I lived there undercover as an investigative
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An investigative trip to the bathroom revealed an unlooked-for horror.
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"She got off easy," investigative newspaper El Mostrador posted on Twitter.
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Also with us, Fox News investigative reporter and contributor Sara Carter.
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The Naval Criminal Investigative Service is investigating the Marines United scandal.
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The lawsuit was first reported by the Center for Investigative Reporting.
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Emmy-winning host and investigative filmmaker Tony Harris needed a challenge.
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But up next, ABC&aposs highest profile investigative reporter is out.
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On the one hand, the FBI is an investigative entity only.
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While Congress' investigative power is not absolute, it is very broad.
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The FBI is the principal investigative arm of the Justice Department.
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Many of the site's visitors embrace this kind of investigative approach.
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One of my heroes is Nellie Bly, the pioneering investigative journalist.
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Eifrem lets investigative journalists use the free version of his software.
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MJ's investigative work constantly provides Peter with the information he needs.
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Remarkably, the format can be adapted for use in investigative journalism.
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As a longtime investigative reporter, I often relied on unnamed sources.
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Talk about the kind of investigative stories you started to do.
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He has a team of investigative journalists who can be helpful.
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NBC called it "LA's nuclear secret" in a 2015 investigative report.
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The GAO's investigative work focuses on how public funds are used.
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Remember Amber's hilarious notes about her investigative piece on the prince?
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So our criminal investigative work, our counterintelligence work, our counterterrorism work.
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Independent media outlets have been shut down and investigative journalists detained.
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How do you do investigative journalism in a post-truth world?
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There's only one way to find out the answer: investigative journalism.
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In Minnesota, investigative data is typically nonpublic until an investigation concludes.
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The explosion even spawned a slew of hard-hitting investigative pieces.
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Jack Dorsey, cofounder of Twitter ProPublica, investigative journalism nonprofit October 2018.
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Commentary by Michael Tracey, an investigative reporter for The Young Turks.
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The probe began after a 2013 Los Angeles Times investigative story.
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Smith is an investigative associate with the Immigration Reform Law Institute.
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Police are already saying her investigative work was not the reason.
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The mainstream press can't seem to do investigative journalism at all.
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He can fire the head of the country's federal investigative agency.
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Catherine Buni reports on online content moderation for The Investigative Fund.
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The news was first reported by The Center for Investigative Reporting.
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Since 2007, he's taught investigative reporting at Columbia's School of Journalism.
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As a new investigative piece by Deadspin shows, many aren't convinced.
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Mueller's investigative team has taken a broad approach to the probe.
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My end goal was always to be an investigative news reporter.
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Roem is a former local investigative reporter who covered government issues.
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A New America fellow, she is an investigative journalist and novelist.
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"Zodiac" (2007) is a dark, investigative look at the Zodiac Killer.
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Here's a look back at some of our best investigative work.
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There was no immediate comment from Moscow on the investigative development.
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They prepared investigative work sheets — known as DD5s — for Sergeant LoPuzzo.
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The group also served a supplemental investigative subpoena to Purdue Pharma.
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The team is also performing additional investigative studies in human populations.
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This article was reported in partnership with the nonprofit Investigative Fund.
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Source: International Consortium of Investigative Journalists, Business Insider, The Guardian, BBC
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I was there, but that's a different kind of investigative work.
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Such as local news or investigative news or things like that.
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Here is our full investigative report and here are the takeaways.
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Mr. Higgins is the managing director of the investigative collective Bellingcat.
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Jennifer Valentino-DeVries, an investigative reporter, discussed the tech she's using.
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Brian M. Rosenthal is an investigative reporter on the Metro Desk.
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Then we could do these very big, very ambitious investigative pieces.
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But dead ends are par for the course in investigative journalism.
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Our investigative journalists recreate how the social network navigated its crisis.
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The Senate has a long history of closely watched investigative hearings.
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Ms. Guerrero is an investigative reporter for KPBS and NPR News.
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For some, "Leaving Neverland" was corroboration of their own investigative work.
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But Mr. Boies himself became the subject of further investigative reporting.
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Hard-hitting investigative journalism lives alongside listicles, quizzes and cooking videos.
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And major investigative stories are scrutinized to an even greater degree.
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Today, that investigative unit, which I helped create, is virtually dead.
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Some of Samantha Bee's best segments border on investigative TV journalism.
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I read that on my journey to becoming an investigative reporter.
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What inspired you to start the Mississippi Center for Investigative Reporting?
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On today's episode: Sharon LaFraniere, an investigative reporter based in Washington.
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The Hill has published a major investigative project on Obama's presidency.
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Zimmerman is the investigative reporter for Fox who wrote the story.
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He said boroughwide investigative units, like homicide squads, supported precinct detectives.
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Investigative genetic genealogy is a new method used to solve crimes.
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Nadler says the president showed categorical defiance of congressional investigative power.
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Identifying and locating criminals and gang members takes more investigative work.
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Other information on the packages will also be rich investigative lines.
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Smith is an investigative associate at the Immigration Reform Law Institute.
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In general, he doesn't care for investigative journalists or congressional Democrats.
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Officials avoiding journalists surely won't shut down the reporters' investigative instincts.
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In October an investigative report from BuzzFeed detailed how Ads Inc.
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But unlike some investigative channels, Treesicle's videos are never super long.
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She'd been subjected to an investigative hold before, she told me.
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Amazing investigative reporting and A real thrill ride of a read.
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We feel the video complemented and enhanced Sack's powerful investigative reporting.
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The surge in support has not been limited to investigative groups.
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It was a hectic day for our investigative and Washington reporters.
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These include stories for the front page, and sensitive investigative stories.
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It is a tremendous breakthrough for investigative journalism in the classroom.
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It's partly a memoir and partly a work of investigative reporting.
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In 2003, he started a group: PIRA — Paranormal Investigative Research Association.
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Even their investigative methods are considered too secret to make public.
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After some investigative work by me, I found my birth family.
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There is no one handbook on what makes an investigative story.
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The newspaper then partnered with the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists.
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Underpinning the need for developing hard-hitting, investigative journalism, the Center for Investigative Reporting of Serbia (CINS) stood out on account of being one of the few remaining independent, non-partisan media outlets left in Serbia.
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NATIONAL An article on Sunday about scrutiny that the website Buzzfeed is facing over an investigative article about President Trump and Michael Cohen misstated the month that Mark Schoofs, BuzzFeed's longtime investigative editor, left the organization.
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"Composed of subject matter experts from both the Criminal Investigative and Counterterrorism Divisions, the fusion cell offers program coordination from FBI Headquarters, helps ensure seamless information sharing across divisions, and augments investigative resources," the FBI said.
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At least 889 pages of the private chats, which included profanity-laced, misogynistic and homophobic comments were released by Puerto Rico's top investigative journalism outlet, the Center for Investigative Journalism, after excerpts were first reported days before.
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"The nature of your request implicates investigative records the FBI may or may not compile pursuant to its broad criminal and national security investigative missions and functions," an FBI letter sent to Vice after the election said.
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In 2017 the BBC investigative program Panorama, citing investigative documents, said the Bardo Museum and Sousse attacks had been orchestrated by the same Islamic State commander, Chamseddine al-Sandi, now believed to be at large in Libya.
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Jones is now the president of the Penn Quarter Group, an investigative firm that "provides consulting, research, and global investigative services to businesses, law firms, public policy organizations, not-for-profits, and individuals," according to its website.
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He brought on the veteran investigative reporters Carl Bernstein and James Steele to write for CNN's website and appear on TV and poached BuzzFeed's four-person investigative political-research team, "K-File," led by Andrew Kaczynski. CNN.
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"Psychotic Disorder," detectives wrote in their initial investigative report about the Jan.
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The findings are a result of the investigative efforts of The Sentry.
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He works for Voice of San Diego, a nonprofit investigative news outlet.
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On Tuesday, the New Yorker published its own investigative piece on Weinstein.
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And investigative reporting of the kind highlighted in Spotlight is particularly similar.
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We are in for many months of Trumpian chaos and investigative furor.
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She also works for McKenna, doing investigative work including social media searches.
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"When our investigative work is done, we will file suit," says Demetrio.
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Gizmodo is launching its first investigative podcast next week, on May 30.
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" Spokesman Anthony Guglielmi added that detectives have "additional investigative work to complete.
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Twitter's a big loser, because it took this incredible investigative journalism, i.e.
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The government has said investigative agencies such as the CBI work independently.
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She also works for McKenna, doing investigative work, including social media searches.
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Yulia Skripal was a Russian citizen, the Investigative Committee in a statement.
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This investigative narrative seems simple enough, but Ga's tale is non-linear.
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Farrow's investigative reporting series, "Undercovered With Ronan Farrow," airs on NBC's 'Today.
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A lot of it, you guys were approaching this as investigative journalists.
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The Naval Criminal Investigative Service is investigating the circumstances around Lovelace's death.
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" The Patreon's description also says True Pundit offers "investigative intelligence unmatched elsewhere.
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As he led the investigative efforts, Cummings clashed publicly with the President.
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Ken Bensinger has been an investigative reporter at BuzzFeed News since 2014.
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A civil investigative demand, or CID, carries the weight of a subpoena.
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His office posted numerous investigative documents, photos and videos on its website.
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He participated in the International Consortium of Investigative Journalist's Paradise Papers investigation.
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Investigative journalism still very much exists, though it is under-funded everywhere.
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Requests can also be made at the investigative rather than prosecution stage.
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Michael Kranish is a national political investigative reporter for The Washington Post.
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We need to find a balance between tough investigative reporting and privacy.
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The other was of attitudes (realistic, investigative, artistic, social, enterprising and conventional).
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This comes in very handy in investigative journalism but also in acting.
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Doing serious investigative journalism in that state can cost you your life.
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Reporting for this story was supported by the Fund for Investigative Journalism.
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They cited, again, a lack of evidence to warrant more investigative steps.
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The investigative journalist died before his friends could get him to hospital.
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One of the keystones to this collaboration effort is the investigative program.
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Part of Krebs' investigative documents, a tangled web of interconnected online identities.
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Thirty percent did not discuss next steps or outline an investigative process.
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He has since been an investigative reporter and a White House correspondent.
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The Navy Criminal Investigative Service also launched an investigation into the matter.
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Redditor agoodleatherjacket sought to answer this question through a massive timeline investigative.
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We'd been told this was the investigative division of the local police.
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Investigative journalist Sharyl Attkisson on being spied on by the Obama administration.
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For investigative purposes, this means that the wrong person might be arrested.
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The malware section of the report is heavily redacted citing investigative techniques.
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An Investigative Biography of Rudolph GiulianiBy Wayne BarrettAssisted by Adam Fifield498 pp.
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Yet investigative judges often enough pursue cases that end up being shelved.
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It's an opinion bolstered by reports by investigative technology blog The Information.
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Ian M. Smith is investigative associate at the Immigration Reform Law Institute.
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A spokesman for the Joint Investigative Mechanism referred questions to the OPCW.
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Steele's services were contracted by Fusion GPS, a Washington-based investigative firm.
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Increasingly, exaggeration is not only a marketing strategy but an investigative strategy.
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Neutering the FBI rules out one important source of such investigative expertise.
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Yet we have received no substantive response to our investigative requests. None.
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He said the FBI would take "investigative steps" to evaluate the messages.
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So an investigative episode showing how it all comes together is vital.
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The project would fit into a larger investigative series we were developing.
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The Investigative Committee, Russia's version of the F.B.I., opened a criminal case.
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The investigative findings rest on a solid factual foundation both sides support.
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Campbell is a founding member of the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists.
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Democrats have other plans for their investigative powers, if they get them.
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The investigative agency had not given details of the accusations, she said.
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Stewart said the trio's investigative journalism revealed something that's bigger than CBS.
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Reader: beware anybody who comes to you promising investigative truths about fiction.
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Wednesday's court filing acknowledges multiple relationships that are part of investigative threads.
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The Oversight and Government Reform Committee is the House's main investigative panel.
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Democratic House leaders already have eagerly unveiled their investigative wish lists. Rep.
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A Korean Air spokesman said an investigative team was at the headquarters.
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Paxton's office is sending Civil Investigative Demands (CIDs) to the accused businesses.
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The Texas Rangers are currently the lead investigative agency into Munoz's death.
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It was uncovered by the Mississippi Center for Investigative Reporting and ProPublica.
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As it turns out, I am a beneficiary of Caro's investigative work.
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But he robustly defended The Times's investigative pieces on all other counts.
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Now she's an investigative journalist, working from her adopted hometown, Austin, Tex.
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Supervising about seventy prosecutors, she oversaw critical investigative, charging, and litigation decisions.
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As a life-long investigative reporter, I remain committed to the facts.
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Apparently it's outsourcing responsibility for policing its business decisions to investigative journalists.
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Argaez told the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) that Norway Inc.
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He had the right to be heard by an independent investigative body.
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Eventually McKinsey hired a private investigative firm to dig into Trillian's background.
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It may be the most fertile time for investigative journalism since Watergate.
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Because there's nothing that says "serious investigative journalist" like glitter and balloons.
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Russia's Investigative Committee said it opened a criminal investigation into the matter.
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Prosecutors are supposed to exhaust all other investigative avenues before doing this.
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Matt Apuzzo, an investigative correspondent in Brussels, discussed the tech he's using.
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Eric Lipton, an investigative reporter in Washington, discussed the tech he's using.
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On the National desk, the investigative reporter Serge F. Kovaleski made calls.
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Holbrook Mohr is an award-winning investigative journalist for the Associated Press.
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I think we play it pretty regularly on our big investigative efforts.
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Lindsay Beyerstein is an investigative journalist, podcaster, and documentary filmmaker in Brooklyn.
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Our — our absolute primary concern was, we can't infect the investigative team.
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Posts have insulted Navy commanders, prosecutors and Naval Criminal Investigative Service agents.
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Schembri was among government members targeted by Caruana Galizia&aposs investigative reporting.
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"It is very early in the investigative process," the special agent said.
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That includes the murder of Panama Papers investigative reporter Daphne Caruana Galizia.
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He's an "investigative mythologist" who has been a producer on Ancient Aliens.
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Christopher Harres, a Columbia graduate and an investigative journalist in Mobile, Ala.
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It allows agents to take advantage of certain "investigative techniques," she said.
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At least that's what the cub investigative reporter Raina (Samia Mounts) thinks.
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"My father's business was investigative," he told The Washington Post in 2002.
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"My father's business was investigative," he told The Washington Post in 2002.
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The Naval Criminal Investigative Service has begun an investigation into the site.
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Oh, or an investigative pod that dissects the anatomy of Grey's Anatomy?
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The agency also involved people who were implicated in the investigative process.
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Grassley and Graham say that the timeline of events indicates investigative malpractice.
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The proposal cites a study by Peruvian investigative journalism outlet Ojo Publico.
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Wrong. Question: Did your investigative committees consider those statements by President Zelensky?
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He has nothing to do with Washington politics or the investigative unit.
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Ian Smith is an investigative associate with the Immigration Reform Law Institute.
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Tom Robbins, a longtime colleague and fellow investigative reporter, resigned in solidarity.
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They argue that Mr. Mueller's inquiry was born out of investigative bias.
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New investigative documents paint the most vivid portrait yet of the family.
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We some investigative stories that were coming down the closing finish line.
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I'm speaking with the New Yorker's most excellent investigative reporter, Jane Mayer.
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Do you want to be doing shoe-leather journalism, hardcore investigative reporting?
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But they come in the wake of a series of Manafort challenges to the special counsel's mandate and practices, they pull another Russian into the special counsel's investigative web, and they show the depth of the investigative effort.
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The letter , signed by the majority of special agents in charge of ICE's Homeland Security Investigative Division (HSI), argued that the Homeland Security Investigative Division and ICE's other division, Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO), should be two separate organizations.
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And this week, Reveal and The Center for Investigative Reporting published an investigation into Tesla's workplace safety practices at its Fremont factory — the third such investigative piece in the last year, following similar reports from BuzzFeed and The Guardian.
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"This report confirms investigative decisions made by the FBI during the pendency of this investigation were unprecedented and deviated from traditional investigative procedures in favor of a much more permissive and voluntary approach," House Oversight Chairman Trey Gowdy said.
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There will forever be investigative overlap, as drugs are often the "currency" of damn near every investigative category, but give DEA exclusive domain, and simply assign more FBI Special Agents to DEA task forces for collaboration and deconfliction purposes.
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Right now, we know it involves at least five separate investigative angles: 1.
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Amazon Prime's documentary genre features many Academy Award-winning feats of investigative journalism.
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"That in itself speaks volumes about our commitment to investigative reporting," he said.
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Gizmodo's investigative podcast, The Gateway, examines the influence she has over these followers.
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KURTZ: Well, sometimes I think you&aposd its necessary for investigative reporting, but.
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I mean, the fact -- just take a look at the Mueller investigative team.
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Walters shares the memo with an investigative reporter from the ACLU, Curt Guyette.
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"They are taxed higher but have much more investigative health care," Kerr said.
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The National Transportation Safety Board said its investigative team would arrive on Monday.
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Days later they arrested an investigative reporter, Ahmet Sik, on farcical terrorism charges.
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" TOSHA added that it "does not release preliminary information during the investigative process.
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Now they are coming together to launch a co-branded investigative reporting unit.
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The first was to start the investigative process by privately deposing key players.
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The open-source investigative website Bellingcat found a total of 53 ambassador accounts.
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Russian investigative journalist Ivan Golunov during a hearing at a court in Moscow.
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Activists blame internal divisions and poor investigative skills for some of its shortcomings.
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The Government Accountability Office is an independent, non-partisan investigative arm of Congress.
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Few congressional aides and leaders will speak openly about the Democrats' investigative agenda.
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Unfortunately, Jessica's investigative skills seem to have gone missing in this second season.
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There would be investigations that we would do that were not so investigative.
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Just the investigative stage in the House inquiry into Nixon took ten months.
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Investigative journalism on sexual misconduct at this scale is an unprecedented, historical moment.
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The FBI refers to the approach it used as a network investigative technique.
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Police, meanwhile, have been continuing to gather evidence, according to an investigative source.
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Boeing has sent an investigative team to Ethiopia to assist with the investigation.
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This is where investigative reporting, enterprise pieces and analysis on transportation will live.
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Warning: Some of the following descriptions from the investigative report contain graphic information.
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IN APRIL 2016, the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) dropped a bombshell.
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The academy teaches students foreign languages, counter-intelligence and investigative skills, and cryptography.
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It could be perceived as an attempt to interfere with the investigative process.
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The retired officers are often retained for their broad contacts and investigative skills.
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But civil rights lawyer contacted by the nonprofit investigative news group emphatically disagreed.
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The ruling party Smer was often a target of the reporter's investigative journalism.
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"Dick" is a slang term for detective, signaling the phallocentrism of investigative work.
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Katie Couric's latest project is putting her investigative journalism skills to beautiful use.
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" He further added, "I can't go into the discussion of our investigative moves.
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But the end goal of AA's campaign is not investigative journalism, it's change.
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In the hands of citizen scientists or investigative journalists, this could be transformative.
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Hiroko Kuniya has helmed an investigative programme, "Close-up Gendai", for two decades.
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We used to think of them as the epitome of investigative broadcast journalism.
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The full exploitation of the phone and follow-up investigative steps are continuing.
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Evan Wyloge is the Senior Reporter for the Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting.
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Thanks to MSNBC's Rachel Maddow and investigative reporter David Cay Johnston of DCReport.
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After a few weeks, we hired an investigative company that specializes in fraud.
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To be clear, every single segment or investigative package on television is edited.
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The award is named for a Russian investigative reporter shot dead in 2006.
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"This is not investigative journalism — we were never alone when filming," he said.
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There has also been resurgence of funding and hiring in investigative journalism departments.
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Dingell was also "an investigative powerhouse," according to the the New York Times.
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"aggressive investigative journalism against Trump is not enough for Democratic partisans" https://t.
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The ICIJ will receive up to $4.5 million to expand its investigative reporting.
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In 2120, Caixin wrote an investigative article about his business and political connections.
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The affair is also a triumph for a new model of investigative reporting.
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Alex Kotch is an independent investigative journalist who specializes in money in politics.
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How can I get paid for some of these special "investigative journalism" jobs?
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Before the Mueller announcement, Democratic leaders were pressing ahead with their investigative strategy.
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Ossoff, 28500, is currently an investigative filmmaker and a former aide to Reps.
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Mintz got his private investigator's license in 1980, a segue from investigative journalism.
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Corsi said he previously spent 40 hours voluntarily interviewing with Mueller's investigative team.
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That's where the second report, from the investigative journalism outfit Bellingcat, comes in.
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The two Navy SEALs are being investigated by the Navy's Criminal Investigative Service.
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War, again, brought him to the forefront of investigative journalism in recent decades.
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The Russian Investigative Committee did not immediately respond to PEOPLE's request for comment.
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And while they have received reams of investigative documents, not everyone is cooperating.
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It is unclear how many members of Mueller's investigative unit share this opinion.
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The official also engaged in a "lack of candor," the investigative file showed.
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The attorneys general have resisted Smith's request, saying it oversteps Congress's investigative power.
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Finally, it must disclose any evidence suggesting the innocence of its investigative targets.
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The second source used the term "methodical bricklaying" to describe Mueller's investigative style.
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The report recommended that the NFL adopt written guidelines for its investigative team.
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"You're the editor of the LA Times," tweeted Times investigative reporter Harriet Ryan.
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In 2014, an Italian artisan spoke to the investigative television journalist Sabrina Giannini.
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Here's our best investigative reporting and our deep dives into the candidates' biographies.
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The investigative reporting on Lasso's offshore holdings and banking activities raises additional questions.
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Tom will continue to work closely with Asia investigative projects editor Peter Hirschberg.
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To watch more investigative reports like this on Rising, go to hill.tv/rising.
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The Senate voted to create a special investigative committee to look into Watergate.
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The Naval Criminal Investigative Service has been investigating, as have other service branches.
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She sent her civil investigative demand — similar to a subpoena — earlier this year.
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He did hire outside legal and investigative experts and contacted federal law enforcement.
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They also ultimately lead to one of the FBI's investigative priorities —organized crime.
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The Energy and Commerce Committee also has its own oversight and investigative subcommittee.
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At the same time, Italy has several expert investigative bodies tackling food fraud.
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Why it matters: Jan Kuciak, a 27-year-old investigative journalist with Aktuality.
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He had absolute faith in Jeannie, as a witness and investigative trump card.
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That deep investigative and creative storytelling citing diverse experts and sources remained absent.
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But I am a journalist, and here my investigative skills let me down.
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission would not confirm or deny any investigative activity.
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It's a story that requires minute-by-minute live-blogging and investigative reporting.
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Charles Ornstein is a senior editor at ProPublica, the nonprofit investigative journalism organization.
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On today's episode: David Barstow, an investigative reporter for The New York Times.
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I think we'll be really honestly doing more investigative work on these candidates.
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I fully expected fireworks so I had Mike Siconolfi, the Journal's investigative editor.
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God bless the investigative reporters, but that is not what everybody is doing.
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Jennifer Valentino-DeVries, an investigative reporter, at The Times's offices in New York.
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In that situation, the case is automatically turned over to independent investigative judges.
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The host: Jayme Poisson, 34, a former investigative journalist at The Toronto Star.
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Public records requests, or FOIA requests, are fundamental to an investigative journalist's toolkit.
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What are the most important tech tools for you as an investigative journalist?
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But academic research and investigative journalism are very different from formal public debate.
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On today's episode: Nicholas Confessore, a political and investigative reporter for The Times.
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In the age of the cellphone, another important investigative tool will be video.
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On today's episode: • Catrin Einhorn, an investigative reporter for The New York Times.
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Mr. Neyfakh will contribute "Fiasco," an investigative show that delves into governmental imbroglios.
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Richard Tofel, the president of the investigative journalism outfit ProPublica, echoed that claim.
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Now he examines cases of sexual misconduct for Kroll, the private investigative agency.
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Most if not all investigative journalists take such measures to protect their sources.
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On today's episode: Nicholas Confessore, an investigative reporter for The New York Times.
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Felipe De La Hoz is an investigative and explanatory reporter focusing on immigration.
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It's a masterclass in investigative reporting that follows every terrifying turn of malpractice.
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I could be writing or I could be reading or doing investigative research.
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In 2120, Caixin wrote an investigative article about his business and political connections.
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"Investigative reporting is absolutely critical to our business model," Mr. Baron told me.
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The Democrats could win the House back and get their investigative machinery cranking.
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Ingrid Weber, 51, died of lymphoma following her stint in the investigative unit.
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Its author, Steele, met with special counsel Robert Mueller's investigative team this summer.
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This means high-profile figures like Hillary Clinton, investigative journalists, and even activists.
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After a reassessment period, CNN asked the investigative unit to resume its work.
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Markey's investigative letter to Amazon's Ring, today's letter has specific demands for action.
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However, both Jo and investigative reporter Benny Gallagher are suspicious of that story.
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Perhaps more significantly, the government has serially abused and politicized its investigative powers.
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I stand by my incredible investigative team and our great sources and reporting.
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Democrats are calling for more investigative work and witnesses, something McConnell is against.
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The video was verified by a New York Times investigative team on Thursday.
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The effort was chronicled earlier this month in an investigative story in Newsweek.
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Finding the right job takes preparation, research, and sometimes even investigative cold-calling.
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Carrillo has also worked as chief investigative counsel to the Senate Commerce Committee.
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The investigative work continues, and we are learning additional information almost every day.
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It's already been blacklisted by DomainTools, an online investigative and risk assessment platform.
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My decision comes after careful study of testimony, investigative reports and history. Mrs.
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Both base security and Navy Investigative Services are conducting the investigation, she said.
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Ronan Farrow has reported that he tried to use investigative tactics against journalists.
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Multiple investigative agencies could be interested in policing potential misconduct at the firm.
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But it has made waves in town with a number of investigative scoops.
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One of the more prominent among those prisoners is investigative reporter Khadija Ismaylova.
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Salvador Frausto, an investigative editor who earned the paper many awards, also left.
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Russia's Investigative Committee said it had opened a criminal investigation into the matter.
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We've got journalists going out on crazy investigative stories all across the globe.
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After all, Woodward broke the Watergate scandal, one of the biggest investigative news stories of his generation, and Kantor and Twohey won a Pulitzer Prize for breaking the Weinstein story, one of the biggest investigative news stories of their generation.
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However, Marín resigned on July 13 after the Center of Investigative Journalism (CPI), an investigative news outlet in Puerto Rico, published 889 pages of messages between Marín, Rosselló, and other officials revealing lewd exchanges about women and mocking their constituents.
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" In May, Wray told a Senate panel that spying is "not the term I would use," adding, "I believe that the FBI is engaged in investigative activity and part of investigative activity includes surveillance activity of different shapes and sizes.
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"The nature of your request implicates investigative records the FBI may or may not compile pursuant to its broad criminal and national security investigative missions and functions," said the bureau's response, which is embedded at the end of this story.
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I am writing to inform you that the investigative team briefed me on this yesterday, and I agreed that the FBI should take appropriate investigative steps designed to allow investigators to review these emails to determine whether they contain classified information.
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Paired with old school investigative journalism, that tech provided the backbone for the project.
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Now, investigative teams are making a comeback thanks to a new muse: Donald Trump.
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This famous American investigative journalist kicked off her career at the age of 16.
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These murders are invariably linked to the investigative or critical work of the journalist.
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Put any full-time staff on the case, or anyone with substantial investigative experience.
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Source: Mark DeGiacomo (Bankruptcy Trustee) Investigative reporter Mike Beaudet extensively covered Steven Palladino's case.
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The press secretary is also the "Senior Internal Investigative Reporter" at the White House.
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Three cheers and wishing a long life for investigative journalism—essential for our democracy.
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First, if Congress has a legitimate legislative purpose, it can exercise its investigative powers.
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"I will say that we were assisted by some excellent investigative journalism," Berman said.
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He is "chaser of the myth," he says, rather than a strictly investigative reporter.
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I have no idea, but I like to think that I'm logical and investigative!
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"Someone is clearly exploiting the faults in the clickbait economy," said investigative reporter Kovalev.
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Mr Salgado led the investigative arm of the federal telecommunications institute, a regulatory agency.
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He speaks passionately about the future of investigative journalism lying largely in data-mining.
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With unique access to the investigative journalists and news organizations behind the Paradise Papers.
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"I commend the investigative dedication to bring resolution to the family of Debra Rodgers."
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Investigative magistrate Carmen Lamela issued the ruling on Thursday at the request of prosecutors.
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PERINO: But it will be just more of an investigative step, not to conclusion.
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Both the investigative unit and helpline were operational as of Tuesday, Duncan told Reuters.
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The same structure has been documented in investigative reports by ADN Político and Univisión.
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The investigative team found that organization officials failed to address allegations of sexual abuse.
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He has been all-powerful but powerfully ineffective in shepherding a fair investigative process.
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The investigative team claims to have found "numerous" anomalies in the Sharif family's records.
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This article was reported in partnership with The Investigative Fund at The Nation Institute.
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Independent investigative reporting is essential to shoot down false claims and expose bad actors.
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Dogged investigative journalists from outlets such as amaBhungane and the Daily Maverick exposed scandals.
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The Center for Public Integrity is a nonprofit investigative news organization in Washington, DC.
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"Ulyukayev was detained at night, immediately after interrogation," an Investigative Committee official told Reuters.
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I neither write investigative stories about the Chinese government, nor do I cover politics.
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The company's software detects suspicious activity immediately and provides investigative tools for law enforcement.
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Gizmodo Media Group, a group of tech and culture sites, has an investigative team.
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Look, night after night on this program, we are breaking important news, investigative reporting.
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Investigative journalists in countries around the word have been sifting through them ever since.
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So went the lead to a recent investigative report on Boston's WCVB Channel 5.
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Today, police issued the final investigative report on that October massacre in Las Vegas.
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Lombardo has said he expects a final investigative report will be released next month.
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For Chaudry, her book was the first step in filling in Serial's investigative holes.
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"Right now we have an investigative committee ... to conduct a detailed investigation," he said.
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Now they go crazy because I applied investigative journalism to a more popular issue.
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A combination of investigative, congressional, and judicial pressure forced the handover of the tapes.
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There are not enough investigative reporters nosing around on Wall Street or at capitals.
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The UN-OPCW Joint Investigative Mechanism will now work to identify who was responsible.
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She leads the investigative trips, internal testing and focus groups that shape Facebook's products.
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Puerto Rico's Center for Investigative Journalism published 889 pages of the messages on Saturday.
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The monopoly broadcaster, CCTV, dropped or toned down all its investigative and analytical programs.
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His father, Kurt Barling worked 25 year as an investigative reporter for the BBC.
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That opens the door to the kind of investigative focus that we're talking about.
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TMZ is, at its core, more focused on investigative reporting than amateur fluff pieces.
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He's been killed, and apparently nothing serious has been done to investigative his murder.
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Many of these were later put online by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists.
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Annie Hylton is an investigative journalist and former human rights lawyer based in Paris.
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That's what happens when investigative journalism disappears: Bad guys get away with bad stuff.
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In the U.S. Senate, there is no independent ethical investigative body like the OCE.
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The figures were obtained by CNN in conjunction with the Center for Investigative Journalism.
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Nearly 180 House Democrats are demanding the end of the Planned Parenthood investigative panel.
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Much of the suspected wrongdoing was known about for years, thanks to investigative journalists.
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Please refer to Bracewell-Worrall's investigative report, which features supporting tweets and maps. 3.
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Democrats will start by using their investigative clout to go after Trump's tax returns.
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But RFA is valued for its in-depth coverage and award-winning investigative reporting.
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Anjali Kamat is an investigative journalist and Belle Zeller visiting professor at Brooklyn College.
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One investigative step that appears to be in Mueller's plan is interviewing the President.
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Members of Congress responded by convening the House Select Investigative Panel on Infant Lives.
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This contract allows Palantir to provide Investigative Case Management System (ICM) software for ICE.
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The Cummings inquiry revealed numerous investigative leads and potential witnesses for multiple House committees.
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The inquiries began last year after an investigative report in The New York Times.
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Milan Jovanovic, a small-town investigative journalist from Grocka, suffered a more blatant attack.
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Indeed, an investigative report implicated Australian customs agents for smuggling tobacco into the country.
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The Investigative Unit at Fox News concluded that most human trafficking victims are underage.
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He is an investigative columnist and executive vice president for video at The Hill.
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This wasn't an investigative probe into Donald J. Trump's tax returns or charitable donations.
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Kim Masters, an investigative journalist at the Hollywood Reporter , is firm, skeptical, witheringly sane.
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The account was included in an investigative report released Friday by Las Vegas police.
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"These cases are intended to intimidate us," Chay Hofilena, Rappler's investigative editor, told media.
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That sets the stage for critical, investigative reporting into how those leaders are governing.
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The segment was a a vintage network TV investigative report with all the trappings.
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The Center for Investigative Reporting has reported extensively on conditions in the Shiloh center.
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However, every American facing medical debt does not have their own personal investigative journalist.
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Both served briefly on Mueller's special counsel investigative team but were removed last year.
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And without a strong congressional investigative counterpart, Mueller finds himself increasingly isolated and alone.
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Yes, says our investigative reporter, who made the journey to solve a scheduling problem.
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Clinton's private email server had to be reported to an interested congressional investigative committee.
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And I began my journalism career doing long-form investigative reporting (here's an example).
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Investigative reporting about fire safety or product recalls helps us avoid sleepwalking into tragedies.
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She is also a founder of the Ida B. Wells Society for Investigative Reporting.
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The woman I talked to thought I was doing some kind of investigative report.
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Javier Valdez, a prominent investigative reporter, had been shot dead only a day earlier.
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Lawmakers also approved a new investigative agency that will entrench Mr. Xi's anticorruption drive.
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On today's episode: • Rebecca R. Ruiz, an investigative reporter at The New York Times.
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So that was the original mission, and then I combined that with investigative reporting.
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We're here with Corey Pein, investigative reporter and a regular contributor to The Baffler.
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In France, complex criminal cases are handled by special magistrates with broad investigative powers.
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The inspector general issued a scathing rebuke of Comey's handling of sensitive investigative information.
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Most recently, he taught an investigative journalism course through the online education platform MasterClass.
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Last month we published an investigative report on New York City's taxi medallion system.
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On today's episode: Mark Mazzetti, a Washington investigative correspondent for The New York Times.
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The accusation rocked Trenton, which led to the formation of a bipartisan investigative committee.
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He called the report, submitted to the Council by an investigative panel on Oct.
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What are some of the tech tools of the trade for an investigative reporter?
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The number of outlets and voices exploded even as money for investigative reporting declined.
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The investigative news site ProPublica posted an audio clip of some of the separations.
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The point of using social media as an investigative tool is not just voyeurism.
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Ultimately nobody is above the law or beyond the reach of good investigative journalism.
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The inspector general disclosed details of the case in an investigative summary released Thursday.
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Serbian investigative journalist Milan Jovanovic, 70, survived an assassination attempt just two months ago.
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It may be the most fertile time for investigative journalism, you know, since Watergate.
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Journalists, particularly those who do investigative reporting, tend to annoy people in powerful positions.
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Since 2015, my investigative nonprofit, KRIK, has covered stories the mainstream media won't touch.
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About $10 and 15 minutes, according to what the investigative nonprofit ProPublica recently uncovered.
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The Office of Government Ethics, the government's top ethics watchdog, has no investigative power.
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The journalist who wrote an investigative report about the businessman received a funeral wreath.
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It would also be interesting to consult the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ).
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It is not your representative's responsibility to investigative evidence the House neglected to examine.
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"We as a society need investigative journalists more than ever," Povilaitis said in court.
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Another Justice Department policy declares that politics should play no role in investigative decisions.
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Last year, a leaked government investigative report revealed who owned 17 Black: Mr. Fenech.
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Rich Gardella an investigative producer for NBC News serves as its editorial coordinating producer.
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The Tulsa Community Foundation donated more to help investigative journalism than those four combined.
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Steve Eder is a reporter in the investigative department of The New York Times.
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It was perhaps the greatest piece of investigative journalism on a single species ever.
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We formed an investigative network to assist each other and root out the corruption.
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"We were assisted by some excellent investigative journalism," prosecutors said when announcing Epstein's arrest.
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The report also says that Justice Department prosecutors have joined the FBI's investigative team.
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The IRS is the lead investigative agency in the prosecution in California of Avenatti.
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There were 1,700 investigative reports filed in the case, with 250 leads, he said.
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Vincenz was released from investigative custody on Tuesday after being held for three months.
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It could also be an age of brilliant investigative journalism and renewed civic engagement.
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But in literature, unlike investigative reporting, the telling is more important than the takeaway.
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The inspector general said using such a briefing for investigative purposes was a mistake.
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Kyle Hopkins, investigative reporter at the Anchorage Daily News, explains Alaska's public safety emergency.
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"All investigative indications are that the shooter acted alone in this incident," they said.
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Krueger saw firsthand the harm investigative holds did to public safety in Ville Platte.
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Other, more grounded, backlash against cryptocurrency comes in the form of traditional investigative journalism.
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In 2003, he was promoted to detective first grade, the department's highest investigative rank.
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In January, it issued requests for information on civil-investigative demands and administrative adjudications.
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At best, his investigative reporters will need to proceed with extra caution right now.
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Star investigative reporter Kevin Donovan "changed my story," the woman on the stand said.
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Marla Cone is the science editor at Reveal from The Center for Investigative Reporting.
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The episode also prompted the Center for Investigative Reporting to take a closer look.
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"We're seeing something of a renaissance in political journalism and investigative journalism," she said.
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Major investigative scoops are usually matched by other news organizations, doing their own reporting.
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Committee Republicans are signaling the investigative phase of the probe is nearing its end.
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The Panama Papers investigative reporter was killed in an October 2017 car bomb blast.
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The House Intelligence Committee has a daunting and complex investigative task ahead of it.
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I'm not an investigative reporter myself, but I'm in awe of the good ones.
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He would not commit to talking to the investigative panel in the future, either.
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The investigative phase is the most rigorous and time-intensive part of the process.
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And so, I thought, I want to start an investigative project on that topic.
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The special agents were employed by Homeland Security Investigation, the investigative arm of ICE.
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An investigative panel concluded that she and Roma had been complicit in the encounter.
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She's the recipient of the Peabody Award, the Robert F. Kennedy Center for Justice and Human Rights International Radio Award, the Investigative Reporters and Editors Radio Award, and the Edward R. Murrow Award for her work as an investigative reporter for Youth Radio.
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"This report confirms investigative decisions made by the FBI during the pendency of this investigation were unprecedented and deviated from traditional investigative procedures in favor of a much more permissive and voluntary approach," the Republican lawmaker, Trey Gowdy, said in a statement.
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"We figured the sooner we put the data out there, the sooner people would come up with innovative ways to visualize it or investigative leads," Dave Maass, a senior investigative researcher at EFF who worked on the project, said over the phone.
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That would produce about $200 million in income a year, more than 15 times the current philanthropic spending on investigative journalism — and enough for about 50 new investigative reporters in each state, or to underwrite the technology operations of most nonprofit news organizations.
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Betty worries while Jughead acts like he's a member of the Riverdale P.D. investigative team.
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And, according to The Journal Of Investigative Dermatology, it goes one step further than that.
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And Mr Mueller's investigation does appear to be making accelerating progress on that investigative track.
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He has an unusually public profile for the usually tight-lipped and secretive investigative police.
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The Intercept, an investigative publication with access to Snowden documents, published stories on both subjects.
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CHRIS FERRELL, INVESTIGATIVE DIRECTOR, JUDICIAL WATCH: Sean, the demagoguery and the virtue posturing are repulsive.
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But at an investigative stage, you are going to talk to all of these people.
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Alison Flowers is an award-winning investigative journalist who focuses on social and criminal justice.
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But that unraveled spectacularly under the scrutiny of Wall Street Journal investigative reporter John Carreyrou.
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CARL BERNSTEIN, INVESTIGATIVE JOURNALIST: We now have a real national security emergency in this country.
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But the successful podcast wasn't produced by an investigative reporter or a new media upstart.
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An investigative team will be dedicated to vetting the new complaints against Nassar, Dunlap said.
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It's a warning sign not just for investigative reporters but for the entire online world.
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And beyond victim testimony, Congress's investigative powers could accomplish many things that journalism alone cannot.
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And then there are our longform investigative features and photo portfolios—our bread and butter.
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Ross who apologized at the time says he doesn&apost plan to leave investigative reporting.
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This is not the first time that Aristegui's investigative teams has made the president uncomfortable.
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Her brand-new column, her brand-new report, investigative reporter, Fox News contributor, Sara Carter.
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"Everyone in the business knew of Edna and her decades of investigative brilliance," she says.
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Johnson supervises a district investigative unit, and has been an NOPD officer for 14 years.
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Prior to today's shooting, DeSarno said Clyde was not of "investigative interest" to the FBI.
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At least not until the Democratic investigative staff on the panel discovered the SEC document.
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"He has provided valuable information, investigative information, to us," attorney Jeannie Rhee told the judge.
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"[Thiel] said he might make it into a conservative investigative reporting site," said Arrieta-Kenna.
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All guilty responsible parties have already been held accountable, investigative authorities are continuing to work.
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The committee is Congress' main investigative body, and has jurisdiction over all government misconduct. Rep.
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The Verge has obtained the complete Florida Highway Patrol investigative file of last summer's crash.
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To this day, there are Corbally acolytes working in corporate investigative firms around the world.
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Behind the scenes, the FSB controls the Investigative Committee, the Russian equivalent of America's FBI.
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Out of respect for the investigative process, she will not comment further on her interview.
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It will absorb the existing entity responsible for background checks, known as Federal Investigative Services.
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Cal Fire said its investigative report was forwarded to Butte County District Attorney Mike Ramsey.
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Mr Epstein is a formidable investigative journalist and his quarry is worthy of his talents.
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Russia's Investigative Committee and its local office in Yakutia were not available for immediate comment.
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"We respect the integrity of the investigative process and await their final report," he said.
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Soon after, Russia's Investigative Committee opened a criminal case against Rodchenkov for abuse of office.
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There's an entire investigative thread devoted to the notorious 2017 iOS glitch, and it's brilliant.
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Using Google and reverse image searches seems to be the extent of her investigative talents.
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Product recommendations, travel advice and real estate listings drive much more revenue than investigative features.
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She didn't hold back, according to a new biography by British investigative journalist Tom Bower.
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The data was then shared with the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists and global outlets.
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The inquiry, known as the Joint Investigative Mechanism (JIM), is due to report by Oct.
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Then he claimed the lead investigative agency, the Cobb County Police Department, "made up" evidence.
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However, investigative journalists and bloggers reckon scores more Wagner-linked mercenaries have died in combat.
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Source: Kurtis Productions While being interviewed by investigative reporter Lucy Morgan, Dom Rabuffo allowed Mrs.
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So she was almost bound to become, as she did, the most dogged investigative journalist.
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The investigative report did not directly reference the actions of officers in the Gray case.
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Further investigative scrutiny has also called into question what the Polaroid truly depicts, Rowland says.
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A little investigative work helps when you get suspicious emails from friends and family to.
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Ministry spokesman Rainer Breul said Friday the German was freed from investigative custody on Oct.
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Courts have held that Congress' investigative powers are broader in the impeachment context, he said.
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It's fun to imagine Peter Parker running an investigative podcast "produced" by The Daily Bugle.
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The Center for Investigative Journalism published almost 900 pages from the private group chat. 4.
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An Onexim spokesman told Reuters the tax authorities were conducting investigative activities at the company.
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This is Part Four of an investigative series that goes inside the body broker industry.
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The panel, informally called the Select Investigative Panel on Infant Lives, is led by Rep.
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Joining us from "The Hill", John Solomon, and FOX News investigative reporter, contributor, Sara Carter.
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While we may never know the truth, Rubio did show off his solid investigative chops.
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The FBI uses NSLs to secretly obtain from tech companies investigative information about their customers.
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Documentarian Alex Gibney has directed stirring investigative documentaries on everything from Enron to Steve Jobs.
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Lynn Chevalier, the legendary investigative reporter, had used the incendiary audio to expose Vince Lepardis.
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Now, the OCE's investigative counsel will be lending his advice to the Trump White House.
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Between 2012 and 2014, Evangeline deputies arrested more than 200 people on the investigative holds.
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Three FSB employees were wounded in the blast, the Investigative Committee said in a statement.
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In addition, Jacksonville's office wanted an investigative team of 260 agents and two forensic accountants.
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Moscow police and Russia's Investigative Committee did not immediately reply to Reuters request for comments.
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Officials said the country was taking standard investigative procedures that are common around the globe.
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"Russia will be pleased," says Milos Damnjanovic, an analyst at the Balkan Investigative Reporting Network.
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THE ECONOMIST is looking for an investigative reporter to work at its headquarters in London.
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We bring in Mashable's real-time news editor and senior investigative burrito correspondent Brian Ries.
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Even if impeachment proceedings start, they would come on the heels of many investigative hearings.
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"We're not TMZ or a review page — we actually do investigative journalism," the administrator said.
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He can speak Mandarin and Spanish; he was a musical prodigy; he's an investigative journalist.
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The studio came under fire after Kotaku's Cecilia D'Anastasio delivered an investigative report on Aug.
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Lawmakers could also make HSI a distinct investigative agency within the Department of Homeland Security.
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A Democratic majority would give the party subpoena and investigative powers at the committee level.
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ABWE announced it had hired a private investigative firm, Professional Investigators International, to replace GRACE.
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But that began to change last year when she spoke with investigative journalists about Weinstein.
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"The pay is so low that it's suicide to do investigative work," he told me.
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In January 2018, he also inked an HBO deal to develop an investigative documentary series.
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The FBI's new surveillance tools and investigative techniques were designed to prevent another 220/11.
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"Let it be a lesson to aspiring young conservatives interested in investigative journalism," Malkin wrote.
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It also must be transparent and accountable with an unbiased, diligent yet expeditious investigative process.
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For the reader of investigative journalism, such articles are a return on their ideological investment.
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On Monday, the investigative nonprofit ProPublica published wrenching audio from inside one of the facilities.
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Original, in-depth, and investigative reporting requires a high degree of skill, time, and effort.
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Even then, the investigative techniques the FBI can deploy are severely limited and fairly benign.
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The Investigative Committee of Russia said it had opened a criminal case into Babchenko's death.
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Nadler, in his CNN interview, said Pelosi has been "very cooperative" throughout the investigative process.
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But Nadler thinks that the committee's investigative work may be able to change their minds.
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The company has published deep investigative journalism on the spate of vaping-related lung injuries.
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Effective approaches to combatting misleading advertisements must combine technology with old-fashioned human investigative skills.
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The Criminal Investigative Division at FBI headquarters seeks nominations from the agency's 56 field offices.
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Investigative reporter John Solomon&aposs latest piece in the Hill points out some key discrepancies.
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"That's probably even lower on our list of investigative techniques," he said with a laugh.
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The inspector general ultimately found no evidence that investigative decisions were driven by political motivations.
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The notice, according to investigative journalist Duncan Campbell, drew even more attention to the list.
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"It's piggybacking on a really strong trend, benefiting from the investigative, curious drinker," she posits.
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" It added: "In such cases, and others, ICRs may often be the only investigative lead.
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The House Ethics Committee voted unanimously Thursday to establish investigative subcommittees to look into Reps.
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"We are confident that all investigative leads have been exhausted," the department said on Facebook.
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" I responded with my usual savoir faire: "But I don't know anything about investigative reporting.
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The new commission would take over from the party watchdog, but with broader investigative reach.
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He urged the special counsel to wrap up his inquiry and write an investigative report.
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Michael Moore began his filmmaking career with an investigative passion and a flair for showmanship.
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Russ Buettner, an investigative reporter for The Times focused on the New York City region.
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Crime The Venetian settings are enchanting and Commissario Guido Brunetti's investigative methods are drolly amusing.
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The newspaper included only property in the public record, said Irina Pankratova, an investigative reporter.
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The writer happens to be a colleague, Nicholas Kulish, a 6-foot-8 investigative reporter.
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The prosecutors also empaneled an investigative grand jury that took testimony from nearly 24 witnesses.
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On today's episode: Jennifer Valentino-DeVries, an investigative reporter who covers technology for The Times.
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The Center for Public Integrity is a nonprofit, nonpartisan investigative journalism organization in Washington, DC.
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The State Department financed an investigative body to review errant airstrikes and propose corrective action.
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Mario M. Cuomo's Construction Industry Strike Force, which delivered a groundbreaking investigative report in 1990.
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That year, Mr. Orban's allies controlled 31 media outlets, according to an investigative news website.
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Complaints that suggest police officers may have committed crimes now have a longer investigative period.
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However, the latest statement from Russia's Investigative Committee made no mention of an explosive device.
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In many cases, the investigative teams are jockeying for the same witnesses and documentary evidence.
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The story we published last week took months of work by two experienced investigative reporters.
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And how about that Russian investigative journalist who just happened to jump out a window?
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But what I do as an investigative reporter is consistent with what the Bible teaches.
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The explosion of the cylinders, which contained gas, would have caused "carnage," investigative judges said.
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The pressure effectively criminalizes much of the work that Greenwald and other investigative reporters produce.
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Mueller wants to prosecute Manafort, so criminal-law investigative tactics are now being used. 22017.
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Lesser criticisms were either overblown or deemed mostly within the bounds of accepted investigative practices.
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The final takeaway is that we as a society need investigative journalists more than ever.
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What finally started this reckoning and ended this decadeslong cycle of abuse was investigative reporting.
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The council's 2007 public order did not reveal the findings by the special investigative committee.
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Both men tried to create new standards for investigative journalism; both have failed so far.
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"It's the investigative unit where you will find a lot of those cancers," said Hils.
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On Thursday, Pelosi defended Democrats' investigative approach and dismissed confusion surrounding the party's oversight message.
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This is on the heels of recent investigative reports that uncovered documents showing that Backpage.
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The report triggered a Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS), which was investigation completed this spring.
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The investigative journalism boom had emerged from a propitious alignment of political and social conditions.
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As censorship increased under Mr. Xi, investigative journalism lost its edge — and then its audience.
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Think of them simply as a peek into the mind-set of the investigative team.
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The FBI will continue to adapt our investigative and outreach techniques to counter the threat.
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Our investigative reporter uncovered the identity of one of Jared Kushner's most important business partners.
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It is unclear how much investigative work will become public as the various inquiries progress.
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This story was reported in partnership with the Reporter, an investigative news site in Taiwan.
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"The role typically played by an investigative journalist is played by Rudy Giuliani," he said.
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TV, referring to a new book she co-authored with fellow investigative journalist Megan Twohey.
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In 2016, the investigative team was broken up, with the case assigned to another team.
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Her workweek is a world away from her previous life as an investigative financial journalist.
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" Schiff added, "The investigative work continues, and we are learning additional information almost every day.
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She issued an investigative demand — similar to a subpoena —against Exxon to get more information.
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Investigative reporting, column writing, and critical work in social media must continually emphasize that This.
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The Naval Criminal Investigative Service launched an investigation, which has spread to other service branches.
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These additional measures are imperative to strengthen data security when Congress exercises its investigative power.
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The documents were then shared with NBC News by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists.
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Steele also cooperated with Mueller's investigative team, voluntarily submitting to two interviews in September 2017.
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So that investigative work is being done," Schiff said on CNN's "State of the Union.
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He is presently the vice president of business development for an international investigative services company.
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Pelosi said the resolution will affirm "investigative steps previously taken," including document requests and subpoenas.
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Witnesses According to the sheriff's office's investigative file, numerous witnesses saw Drejka pull the trigger.
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"Myanmar has a pattern of investigative whitewashing," Mr. al-Hussein told the Human Rights Council.
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A United Nations-OPCW Joint Investigative Mechanism also looked at responsibility for chemical weapons use.
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But investigative records like those are often impossible to obtain due to various confidentiality loopholes.
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That limited staff will handle emergency enforcement, but much investigative work is not being done.
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It's not a feat of investigative journalism so much as an act of bearing witness.
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Her background as a self-described "award-winning investigative journalist" and "activist" has raised eyebrows.
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Finally, in April 2018, they went outside the SEALs to the Naval Criminal Investigative Service.
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How is this different from the way investigative journalism is portrayed in movies like "Spotlight"?
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi continued her call for Congress to do its investigative work deliberatively.
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"No agency is experiencing an onslaught," said Dave Maass, a senior investigative researcher at EFF.
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The investigative team ordered lobster dishes and shipped off the meaty contents to a lab.
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The Naval Criminal Investigative Service and the Federal Bureau of Investigation are investigating the incident.
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She was also investigative counsel to Senator Charles Grassley, according to her law firm biography.
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Then there was a really hard turn to more investigative work that happened this year.
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The development also is a significant boost to Schiff in his effort to view the special counsel's investigative materials beyond what was contained in the public Mueller report, especially given the Trump administration's typical stance of all-out resistance to Democrats' subpoenas and investigative requests.
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Yesterday, The Center for Investigative Reporting published a report that revealed that the Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS) has launched an investigation into hundreds of Marines following the discovery of a secret Facebook group that was used to spread naked pictures of service women.
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Chabot is critical of special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's investigative team, arguing some people on his investigative team are too partisan.
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The more you look at this, the more it's clear that the problem Republicans have isn't with partisans being in positions of investigative power -- the problem they have is with anyone who is not in lockstep with their agenda being in positions of investigative power.
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And a team of investigative journalists gathered by Correctiv, an investigative-journalism group, from newspapers in several countries, including Die Zeit in Germany, Le Monde in France and Politiken in Denmark, concluded in a report published last October that the trade is still flourishing.
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I have been a tech journalist along with Kara for 290 years, and I had built up a specialty in doing investigative journalism alongside and with computer programmers who would help me build big data sets, and analyze data to do really deep investigative work.
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Nonetheless, visitor logs could be used in investigative reporting about topics like tech industry lobbying. Open.
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Omaya Sosa Pascual is a reporter with the Center for Investigative Journalism (CPI) in San Juan.
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EFF now does everything from publishing investigative journalism to distribute downloadable tools like the Privacy Badger.
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State DMVs and their investigative units can be the first line of defense against this abuse.
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The NTSB defended the decision, saying Tesla released investigative information prematurely and in violation of procedure.
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Elizabeth and Cummins made statements denying they had kissed, according to a January 30 investigative report.
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The FBI is an investigative agency whose findings enable Justice Department prosecutors to make prosecutorial decisions.
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The text messages were revealed in an investigative report last week from local news outlet WTVF.
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The case then went cold despite having the investigative power of three counties and two countries.
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If nothing else, I hope my work leads to more people doing their own investigative journalism.
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In total, 20 piece of debris have been brought to the attention of the investigative team.
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However, its encryption can run into trouble with India's investigative and law enforcement agencies tracking terrorists.
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Investigative files obtained by CNN showed he was part of an ISIS recruitment network inside Germany.
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They have to be investigative reporters, asking questions until they've amassed a decent amount of detail.
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In total, 20 pieces of debris have been brought to the attention of the investigative team.
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A new investigative reporting unit he set up unearthed the footage of the purported arms shipment.
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A key thing about those two investigative stories is that they revealed actual examples of misconduct.
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The existence of the group "I'm 10-15" was exposed by the investigative reporting group ProPublica.
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He said there are "significant investigative avenues" that are of "great interest," the Press Association reports.
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Russia's Investigative Committee, the state body that investigates crimes, did not respond to requests for comment.
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His journey kicked off a few great investigative threads on Reddit, YouTube, and Vinesauce's own forum.
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The name of the person was redacted in the investigative report provided by the Air Force.
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He is the chair of judges for the Paul Foot Award for Investigative and Campaigning Journalism.
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He called me briefly,wasn't informed – nor shld he have been – abt investigative aspect of piece.
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