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The Federal Trade Commission’s forgotten investigation of Nintendo
In 1991, the video game company gave out millions of dollars worth of $5 coupons to settle allegations of price fixing
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The Boston Marathon bombing: What you won’t see
Cameras weren’t allowed at Dzhokhar Tsarnaev’s 2015 trial — and they remain banned in federal court to this day
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“That’s success from the perspective of Worcester”
Worcester agrees to pay $185,000 after a judge ruled the city acted in bad faith by withholding police misconduct records for years
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FLASHBACK: The fight for the right to record police
It used to be common for cops to arrest people for recording them
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Egremont silent after taking cop with history of complaints off active duty
Matthew O’Sullivan has been the subject of complaints, a criminal investigation, and a lawsuit — and resigned from a previous police job after an…
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Mass. State Police accidentally release birthdates of 2,000 state cops
The State Police did an oopsie!
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After lengthy delay, Mass. State Police release data about complaints and use of force
Data about thousands of incidents involving the State Police are now available to the public
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You didn’t interview experts. You interviewed cops.
Newspapers shouldn't publish propaganda for police who kill people in crisis
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