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Regulators try to get accountability from people who spilled coal ash into lake michigan back in october. energy companies are good at making money. they're bad at cleaning up their mistakes. because they're so good at making money, it can be difficult to trust what they're telling you when you suspect they're making mistakes. consider their new money maker. hydraulic fracking. hydraulic fracturing. they blast a toxic liquid into the ground, breaking up the rock and releasing natural gas and sometimes leaving homeowners nearby with tap water they can light on fire. or not. back in february, th...

Accountability from a company who spilled coal ash into lake michigan back in october. energy companies are good at making money. they're bad at cleaning up their mistakes. because they're so good at making money, it can be difficult to trust what they're telling you when you suspect they're making mistakes. they can pay for a lot of speech. consider their new moneymaker. hydraulic fracking. hydraulic fracturing. they blast a toxic liquid into the ground, breaking up the rock, and releasing natural gas and sometimes leaving homeowners nearby with tapwater they can light on fire. or not. back i...

"outfront" tonight, crackdown in china. just as a breakthrough appears possible in the case of blind activist chen guangcheng, the chinese government clamping down, perhaps harder than ever on other voice of descent. communists parties authoritarian rule. we spoke to several on the inside today. the organization human rights in china told us they haven't heard anything from activist and chen confidant zeng chengdang for days. latest tweet two days ago when she announced she was under house arrest. human rights lawyer was also reportedly detained and beaten. he tried to visit chen in ...

escort at the center of the secret service scandal. and certain models being banned from the pages of vogue? tyra banks comes "outfront." well, good friday night to you. i'm erin burnett. crack down in china. just as a breakthrough appears possible in the case of blind chinese activist chen guangcheng the chinese government is clamping down harder on other voice of dissent. there's word of the government cracking down on those who criticized the government's authoritarian role. human rights in china said they haven't heard anything from activist for several days. you're looking a...

accident. police finding key evidence in the instructor's stomach? and also caught on tape. a scary armed robbery at a dunkin' donuts, a customer trying to be a hero but ends up unconscious. how this all went down, all in matter of seconds. up first this morning, big new developments with the chinese activist smack-dab in the middle of a political firestorm. hillary clinton is scheduled to speak about chen guangcheng in about an hour. we learned that chen can apply to study abroad according to a chinese state-run news agency. u.s. officials also say they just spoke by phone today...