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David Jackson

David Jackson is an investigative reporter at Injustice Watch, where his work focuses on the courts. He earned a Pulitzer Prize at The Washington Post, and was a four-time Pulitzer finalist during his 29 years at the baiduhai, from 1991 through 2020.

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HERE’S ONE EXEC BUCHANAN WON’T BASH

As Pat Buchanan wages his peasants-with-pitchforks campaign and bashes the greed of corporate America, at least one industry baron will escape his scorching rhetoric. South Carolina textile billionaire Roger Milliken,...
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U.S. QUESTIONS NEED FOR FARRAKHAN HEARINGS

The Clinton administration fears that a New York congressman's decision to hold hearings into Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan's recent tour of Africa and the Middle East will be...
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U.S. REVIEWS GADHAFI’S PLEDGE TO FARRAKHAN

They live half a world apart, but in many ways Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan and Libyan President Moammar Gadhafi have led parallel lives. They both are theatrical, outsized...
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PRICE OF VICTORY: GREATER SCRUTINY

Political candidates rarely receive close scrutiny during presidential primary campaigns until they are taken seriously, and given the results of Tuesday's New Hampshire Republican primary, Pat Buchanan and former Tennessee...
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INVESTMENTS HAUNTING `OUTSIDER’ ALEXANDER

When he was a crew-cut child in the 1950s, Lamar Alexander raced through the forests here, fished the streams for trout and camped at night beneath the rolling, Smoky Mountain...
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NATION OF ISLAM FIRM LOSING CHA CONTRACTS

A Nation of Islam-linked security company has been found unqualified to bid for upcoming contracts to patrol or manage Chicago public housing developments, Chicago Housing Authority officials said Friday. The...
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FARRAKHAN’S PROMISE FALLS SHORT

It was billed as the palace of the people. With its whitewashed concrete walls rising from the gritty streets of the Auburn Gresham neighborhood, Louis Farrakhan's Salaam restaurant was designed...
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A RIDDLE IN A PLAID SHIRT

With a pack of red pamphlets clutched in one gloved hand and winter tears streaming across his face, Lamar Alexander picks his way along the narrow shoulder of U.S. Highway...
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MOSELEY-BRAUN’S CAMPAIGN WOES CONTINUE

On New Year's Eve 1993, there was an electrical power surge in the campaign office of Sen. Carol Moseley-Braun, her aides say, frying the campaign computer's main disk drive and...