More news on the corrupt corporate front! We all know foreign nations cannot purchase seats in our political systems, but corporations are always okay! In this case, Saudi Arabia became a board member of Uber, which often uses lobbyists to influence congressman. Lee Camp explains this bombshell and more on Redacted...
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People going to jail for predicted crimes that they did not yet commit is not just the stuff of futuristic movies. Courts around the country are using risk assessment software created by for profit private companies to determine whether an offender will offend again. This technology does not succeed at removing bias from the courts, but only exacerbates it. Naomi Karavani explains this and more on Redacted...
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National Parks in the US are in serious financial trouble because of chronic underfunding from Congress. Beautiful American national treasures like Yellowstone, Yosemite, and Shenendoah have fallen into disrepair. So now CORPORATIONS are poised to come in and give financial “gifts” to our national parks in exchange for “donor recognition.” Redacted correspondent John F. O’Donnell shows just how gross things can...
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Private Equity Firms, what are they? Well, while normal businesses rely on offering superior goods and services, Private Equity Firms use money to make more money and they’re pretty good at it, but they often go bankrupt. What were to happen if one of these firms owned an ambulance service? Carlos Delgado answers this and more on Redacted...
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Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor recently made a groundbreaking dissent in the ruling of Utah vs. Strieff. But here at Redacted Tonight ask, how did it happen? Let’s take a...
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