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tom fitton |
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Jan 16, 2023
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ellen fleming |
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Jan 13, 2023: Today: Boston reporter shares clip of her accent slipping — and fans are loving it
Ellen Fleming, who works as a Massachusetts State House reporter for NBC News affiliate WWLP-22News, is winning the hearts of Twitter users from around the world after posting a video where her accent unexpectedly slips out during a serious moment. Jan 12, 2023: Ellen Fleming: WWLP: MA Rep. proposes bill to ban TikTok on government owned devices
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Ellen Fleming joined the 22News team in May of 2022 as the State House Reporter.
Jan 12, 2023
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Alan Fram |
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Aug 29, 2022: AP: Retiring AP reporter chronicles 4 decades covering Congress
As I retire after nearly four decades covering Capitol Hill, that contrast and the forces behind it illustrate why I’ve loved covering Congress — and why I’ve recently felt dispirited.
As I retire after nearly four decades covering Capitol Hill, that contrast and the forces behind it illustrate why I’ve loved covering Congress — and why I’ve recently felt dispirited.
Aug 3, 2015: Alan Fram: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Senate blocks GOP bill to halt Planned Parenthood fed funds
Mar 23, 2015: Alan Fram: Seattle Pi: Potent groups take sides on bipartisan House Medicare plan
Mar 18, 2015: Andrew Taylor & Alan Fram: Seattle Pi: House leaders work on $213B plan on doc Medicare payments
Jan 6, 2015: Alan Fram: Stars & Stripes: House OKs bill allowing smaller firms to skirt health law by hiring vets
June 3, 2013: Alan Fram: Washington Examiner: House panel: Report finds $50M for IRS conferences
Alison Frankel
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Jan 13, 2023: Alison Frankel: Reuters: Prospective jurors don't like Elon Musk. Just ask his own lawyers.
Sept 15, 2014: Alison Frankel: Reuters: DOJ dismissal motion leaves mystery in shipping magnate’s libel case
Mar 23, 2015: Alison Frankel: Reuters: U.S. judge refuses to toss Libor criminal complaint vs. Swiss UBS trader
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Alison Frankel updates On the Case multiple times throughout the day on WestlawNext Practitioner Insights. A founding editor of the Litigation Daily, she has covered big-ticket litigation for more than 20 years. Frankel’s work has appeared in The New York Times, Newsday, The American Lawyer and several other national publications. She is also the author of Double Eagle: The Epic Story of the World’s Most Valuable Coin. |
ON THE RECORD: Jan 25, 2014: Alison Frankel (Reuters) reports that "Dinesh D’Souza faces ‘surprisingly frequent’ campaign finance charges." Dinesh D’Souza has been indicted for allegedly paying $20,000 to reimburse straw donors to the campaign of Republican Senate candidate Wendy Long, who lost a 2012 contest against incumbent Kirsten Gillibrand. Walter Olson at the Overlawyered blog is suggesting that D’Souza has been selectively targeted for prosecution because he’s so critical of the Obama administration. Because of the infrequency of cases which are pursued in this issue, Frankel reports: " Is D’Souza being prosecuted because he is a highly visible opponent of the administration? Is the relative frequency of criminal charges from conduit payments more telling than the relative infrequency of prosecution for supposedly illegal payments of only $20,000?" It could very well be that this is another case of the Obamanista a regime going after another person who criticized Obama, and, hence, became and enemy of the State. The Obamanista regime has many charges made against them that indicate they are using the IRS and the Department of Obama Justice to silence anyone who dares to criticize the Obamanista regime.
Allan Freyer |
Allan Freyer joined the Justice Center in June 2011 as a Public Policy Analyst for the Budget & Tax Center focusing on economic and workforce development issues and economic analysis. He became Director of the Workers' Rights Project in June 2014. He has over a decade of experience in federal, state, and local economic development policy, including service as a policy advisor to three Members of the United States Congress and as an independent economic development consultant to nonprofits, universities, and state and local government agencies. He has a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science from Duke University and a Masters in City & Regional Planning from the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, where he is also currently pursuing his PhD in Economic Development.
Aug 9, 2015: Roanaoke-Chowan News Herald: Caregiver wages fall
According to Allan Freyer, director of the Workers’ Rights Project at the North Carolina Justice Center, that has the potential to impact the state’s growing population of those who need care.
According to Allan Freyer, director of the Workers’ Rights Project at the North Carolina Justice Center, that has the potential to impact the state’s growing population of those who need care.
Mar 16, 2015: North Carolina Policy Watch: Allan Freyer, director of the Workers’ Rights Project, discusses the effectiveness of incentives
Feb 12, 2014: Allan Freyer: North Carolina Policy Watch: Latest Prosperity Watch: Metro areas still waiting for jobs comeback
