Sharyl Attkisson

                   

Could D.C. Bribery Have Cost Troop Lives?

newslookup.com     Jul 19, 2008   4 related          

Exclusive: In Finding How IED Targeting Went Awry, Investigator Found Trail Of Gifts And Earmarks Lives Lost Over Earmarks? When Congress earmarked millions of dollars to dismantle IED networks in Iraq, the incompetence of the...                

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Serious Questions About HPV Vaccine

cbsnews.com     Jul 8, 2008   71 related          

Merck’s Gardasil Now Fighting Numerous Reports Of Serious Side Effects (CBS) The hope is that Gardasil will prove to be a lifesaver, preventing deadly cervical cancer. But today Merck's HPV vaccine is dealing with a growing...                

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With Plenty To Do, Congress Takes Vacation

cbsnews.com     Jul 5, 2008          

Congress Has Failed To Pass Bills Dealing With Nation's Mortgage, Energy Crisis But Go On Recess Anyway (CBS) Congress has passed an economic stimulus bill and tougher car fuel efficiency standards, but the list of what they...                

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Hot Summer Autism Topics

b5media.com     Jul 4, 2008   1 related          

Our very non-sleepy summer continues, on the homefront (Charlie’s good, though he looked a little resigned when told he has no school today and Friday, due to the 4th of July) and on the autism front: Buses that don’t know...                

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David Kirby: Federal Court Cancels Vaccine-Autism Panel

huffingtonpost.com     Jul 3, 2008   3 related          

It was a great honor indeed to be invited to participate in the annual Judicial Conference of the United States Court of Federal Claims, which will be held this November in Washington, DC, to talk about the vaccine-autism...                

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Walgreens Accused Of Scamming Taxpayers

cbsnews.com     Jun 14, 2008   12 related          

In a perfect world, however, Walgreens wouldn't be accused of ripping off taxpayers. But we're nowhere near perfect, and Sharyl Attkisson takes a look inside the accusations that the pharmacy exploited a Medicaid loophole.                

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Scientists Gone Wild?

cbsnews.com     Jun 7, 2008   2 related          

Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee is a center for federal research. But it might not be so smart when it comes to spending your tax dollars. Sharyl Attkisson shows you the cigars, booze and extravagence they're buying.                

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NJ and NY Moms Rally To 'Legalize Freedom For Parents'

newsblaze.com     Jun 1, 2008          

Dr. Murray Sabrin Joins Parents On "Freedom Train" To Protect Our Children New Jersey conservative Republican leader Dr. Murray Sabrin, the Garden State's strongest advocate of limited government and individual freedom and the...                

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Cheap Foreign Cancer Drugs A Patient Risk?

cbsnews.com     May 31, 2008          

Cancer doctor Suby Rao figured the job was about saving lives. But he found a dark side to his profession when he learned that some of his colleagues were buying illegal, and possibly dangerous, cancer drugs, Sharyl Attkisson reports.                

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Fishy Salmon Relief?

cbsnews.com     May 23, 2008   5 related          

Digging Shows $170 Million in Salmon Relief: Extra Generous (CBS) Tonight on the CBS Evening News with Katie Couric, Follow the Money with CBS News investigative correspondent Sharyl Attkisson. The Farm Bill is so big and complex, once Congress figures it all out, it's good for five years. It's...                

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