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17:53Now PlayingWelcome to New World Next Week — the video series from Corbett Report and Media Monarchy that covers some of the most important developments in open source intelligence news. In this week’s episode:
Story #1: 40% of Scientists Admit Fraud “Always or Often” Contributes to Irreproducible Research
How the National Academy of Sciences Misled the Public Over GMO Food Safety
Portland, Oregon School Board Promotes Climate Justice, Bans Books That Deny Climate Change
Story #2: US Lawmakers Want Federal Agency to “Counter Propaganda”
George Orwell Statue Going Up At Entrance to BBC HQ
#MorningMonarchy: Professional Russian State Internet Troll Tells All: 135 Comments Per 12-Hour Shift
“1984 Action Day” Coming Next Week on June 8
Story #3: Apple Patents Technology to Remove Bad Words From Songs
Block Explicit Lyrics in Music Subscription Services
Amazon Secretly Removes "1984" From the Kindle
#GoodNewsNextWeek: Town Saves Thousands By Unplugging Soda Machine + #OpFlint & Veteran Motels
Madrid Police Drop Action Against Woman With ‘All Cats Are Beautiful’ Bag
Denmark to Stop Paying Royal Family Members’ Salaries
#NewWorldNextWeek Headlines: Venezuela Dumping Gold To Avert Total Economic Collapse
Caught On Camera: US Special Forces On ISIS Frontline In Syria
June 7: FEMA Will Hold A Drill To Prepare For 9.0 Cascadia Subduction Zone Earthquake And Tsunami
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