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Journalists became so aggressive partly because they knew, contrary to the widely held public view, that they were Davids fighting Goliaths. As the press itself grows into a more powerful institution, it must be careful how it uses its strength, whether it faces an ordinary individual or a President: the...
In addition to addressing some of the issues of genetic engineering, the committee also wants to uncover and prevent damage to human reproduction caused by exposure to toxic chemicals and radiation
Based on E.L. Doctorow's novel The Book of Daniel. Daniel was inspired by the 1953 trial of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, members of the Communist Party executed for selling bomb secrets to the Soviets. Their guilt or innocence of espionage remains a subject of debate today, fueled by the...
"My own time is spent on the larger issue" of government-university relations, O'Brien said, adding that Reagor and a large staff have worked for several months to uncover contradictions and new evidence in the audits of Harvard.
Coca-Cola accuses Procter & Gamble of trying to uncover its confidential operational plans. Hertz charges Avis with unfair trade practices for hiring away 18 managers with knowledge of secret operational and financial information. Squibb goes to court to block Diagnostic Medical Instruments from pilfering data about its cardiac monitoring systems...