Facebook in the hot seat...

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Senators piled criticism onto Facebook Tuesday as a whistleblower accused the company of making choices that put profits over people. Frances Haugen, a former Facebook product manager, testified in person before a full Senate Commerce subcommittee panel, urging Congress to hold the tech giant accountable for what she said was the harm it inflicted on children and its refusal to properly police its content.

Audits of taxpayer money aren’t attacks

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In the 2018 Republican gubernatorial primary, then candidate Kevin Stitt promised to have the State Auditor and Inspector audit every major state agency if he was elected. He wasn’t the only one. Every candidate followed then State Auditor Gary Jones’ lead and said they would audit every dime of taxpayer dollars, but then the campaign ended and the promises forgotten — until this week.
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Senate Review

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As we enter into fall, things are ramping up at the Capitol with interim studies, which are in-depth discussions and presentations over a variety of topics that are of interest to Legislators across the state. Oftentimes, legislation is crafted from the findings of these studies, which bring together leaders and experts from their respective fields for meaningful discussions.