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Professional journalists discussed how to produce a successful investigation on the Medill School of Journalism, Media, Integrated Marketing Communications’s Chicago Campus Thursday.  Pulitzer-winning journalist Michael Sallah, Pulitzer-nominated journalist Jason Leopold and David McCraw, deputy general counsel at The New York Times, spoke at the event. They discussed the “FinCEN Files,” a Pulitzer-nominated investigation that revealed...

Prete arrestato per prostituzione minorile ai ragazzini: «Venite a San Feliciano» di Egle Priolo Articolo riservato agli abbonati PERUGIA - «Ora vediamo che sa fare padre Vincè». «Tu mi devi far vedere che sai fare... (…) Mi bacerai, sì?». Finisce così, tra contenuti piuttosto espliciti, una conversazione tra un sedicenne di Termini Imerese e Vincenzo Esposito, il parroco di San Feliciano arrestato martedì dai carabinieri con l'accusa di prostituzione minorile aggravata. Uno scambio di battute, intercettato dai militari della cittadina palermitana, che il gip Fabio Pilato ha inse...

An Invercargill man has walked free after nearly nine months in jail on a manslaughter conviction 27 July 2021 The Otago Daily Times reports Taine Edwards' sentence has been quashed by Justice Cameron Mander in the High Court at Invercargill today. Edwards was found guilty last year for charges, including manslaughter by inciting reckless driving before the crash in which nurse Emma Bagley died. He was sentenced to two years and six months behind bars. But his lawyer appealed the conviction - and a new witness told the Court of Appeal in May Edwards had discouraged the driver getting in the...

Former senior Treasury official Natalie Mayflower Sours Edwards on Thursday was sentenced to six months in prison for giving thousands of confidential reports related to special prosecutor Robert Mueller's Russian collusion investigation to...

Former U.S. Treasury official sentenced to six months in prison for leaking documents Joseph Choi © The Hill Former U.S. Treasury official sentenced to six months in prison for leaking documents Former senior Treasury official Natalie Mayflower Sours Edwards on Thursday was sentenced to six months in prison for giving thousands of confidential reports related to special prosecutor Robert Mueller's Russian collusion investigation to multiple news outlets around the world. Edwards, who worked for the Treasury Department's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN), was cha...