Inside TI

Mad Libbing Journalism Speeches

Cranking out a speech for a journalism conference? Check out Justin Peters’ handy Mad Libs guide over at the Columbia Journalism Review website. Just insert the relevant scare words and sports…

Jayati VoraDecember 6, 2011

NewsJustice, World

Genocide Judges Duel it Out in Phnom Penh

A Swiss judge announces his arrival. His Cambodian counterpart immediately and publicly refuses to work with him. Today’s developments in Phnom Penh showed that things remain as a bad as ever for the UN-sponsored office charged with the investigation of Khmer Rouge crimes against humanity, genocide, and war crimes.

Douglas GillisonDecember 6, 2011

InvestigationBusiness, Health, Politics

How the Food Industry Eats Your Kid’s Lunch

A cozy alliance between companies that manufacture processed foods and companies that serve school meals is making students fat and sick.

Lucy KomisarThe New York TimesDecember 3, 2011

InvestigationJustice, World

Justice Denied

The UN tribunal established to prosecute Khmer Rouge war criminals is in shambles — and those responsible for the deaths of hundreds of thousands may avoid facing charges.

Douglas GillisonForeign PolicyNovember 23, 2011

Inside TIBusiness, Environment

Following the Fiji Water Story

Investigative Fund reporter Anna Lenzer’s first dispatch from Fiji described an oppressive military regime put in place during a 2006 coup and its cozy relationship with the Fiji Water company. Now, nearly two years later…

Angela AiutoNovember 22, 2011

InvestigationBusiness, Politics

Selling Schools Out

Under the banner of high-tech progress, corporate lobbyists have rammed through legislation privatizing K-12 education across the country.

Lee FangThe NationNovember 17, 2011

InvestigationPolitics

Beyond CityTime

Mayor Bloomberg has turned over record amounts of city business to private contractors. But has it produced more than contractor profits?

Ruth Ford & Adrienne DayCity LimitsNovember 14, 2011

InvestigationHealth, Immigration, Politics, World

Haitian Deportees Face Grave Health Risks

The Obama administration deports Haitians even though many will be illegally jailed and exposed to cholera — flouting official policy.

Jacob KushnerFlorida Center for Investigative ReportingNovember 14, 2011

AnalysisPolitics

Veterans Day Reads

Just in time for Veterans Day, the Senate is preparing to endorse a bill that would provide tax credits of up to $9,600 for companies that hire disabled veterans.

Angela AiutoNovember 11, 2011

NewsEnvironment, Health

Burned Out

Conclusions in scientific studies can often be discovered not at the end but between the proverbial lines of any given report. Certainly that is the case in the recent Institute of Medicine study, “Long-Term Health…

J. Malcolm GarciaNovember 10, 2011

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