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HUMAN RIGHTS

Former NFL Linebacker Eric Johnson Sentenced for Human Trafficking in Georgia

Johnson transported victims and supplied firearms for a gang that trafficked five women, including a child. The Georgia AG says the community is safer now that LOTTO leaders are behind bars.

HUMAN RIGHTS

Teen Survivor Sues Backpage, Hotels After Being Sold for Sex for Seven Months by Her Own Mother

The federal lawsuit targets Backpage and hotels that ignored warning signs—even as Tony Ortega defended the site, masking the serial sexual exploitation of girls like Isabelle Hughes.

DRUGS

Psilocybin Linked to Long-Term Harms in New Mothers, Researchers Warn

A drug touted as a cure-all was shown to damage mothers and children, exposing serious risks behind the hype.

HUMAN RIGHTS

Georgia Hotels Face Multimillion-Dollar Penalties for Enabling Child Trafficking

Survivors and attorneys are forcing the hospitality industry to pay a steep price for looking the other way while children were abused.

DRUGS

Drug-Soaked “Attorney” Correspondence Triggers Overdoses and Federal Prosecutions in Prisons

From Ohio to California, authorities confront a nationwide underground trade exploiting attorney-client protections to smuggle deadly drugs into correctional facilities.

CORRUPTION

Arizona Officials Sued Over Withheld Records in Billion-Dollar Education Funding Scandal

Investigative journalists demand answers as officials dodge record requests on a program plagued by waste, secrecy and abuse—the very things freedom of information laws were created to uncover.

MENTAL HEALTH

Anita Clayton, Pharma-Backed PSSD Denier, Elevated to Head US Psychiatric Drug Group

Despite notoriously denying antidepressant harms—including devastating Post-SSRI Sexual Dysfunction (PSSD)—Anita Clayton is now leading the society that shapes the psychiatric industry’s drug policies.

CORRUPTION

Australia Government Moves to Tighten Freedom of Information Law, Curtail Public Access

Transparency advocates say proposed FOI changes gut the public’s right to know and shield the government from scrutiny.

MENTAL HEALTH

Options Behavioral Health to Close Amid Mounting Abuse Allegations

While Acadia rakes in billions, shocking allegations suggest the company is putting patients last to maximize corporate profits.

HATE

Research Shows Media Stereotypes Drive Anti-Muslim Bias

The findings highlight the power—and responsibility—of entertainment creators in shaping cultural attitudes.

DRUGS

Interpol Seizes $6.5 Billion in Record Global Drug Bust, Exposing a Worldwide Drug Empire

In a two-week sweep spanning 18 nations, Operation Lionfish-Mayag exposed the scale and sophistication of international drug cartels.

HUMAN RIGHTS

Oversight Council Hears Chilling Accounts of Sex Trafficking in Montana

Survivors describe years of rape, beatings, threats and quota systems as trafficking jumps 1,900 percent in Montana.