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- 1Defense Contractor CEO Claimed He Bribed Politicians Tied to Susan Collins●NEW on “Paper Trail”: A defense contractor CEO told the FBI that he had bribed politicians — and that Susan Collins was
ProPublica's new 'Paper Trail' episode reports that a defense contractor CEO told the FBI he had bribed politicians, naming Senator Susan Collins as his most important patron. The reporting also says the Trump administration shut down an elite FBI anti-corruption unit afterward, prompting ProPublica to conduct its own investigation into the bribery allegations.
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Sholing FC, a non-league club based in Southampton, is attracting attention as it makes moves in cup competition and strengthens its squad. The Non-League Football Paper reports a familiar figure is 'back on the cup trail' with the club, while talkSPORT reports that the son of a Ballon d'Or winner has joined the club after previous spells at Chelsea and Tottenham.
- 3Artist Marc Bosworth Turns Everyday Paper Ephemera Into Art▼Paper Trail: Artist Marc Bosworth turns everyday ephemera into art
Wichita-based artist Marc Bosworth is being profiled for his practice of transforming everyday paper ephemera into artwork. The feature highlights how discarded printed materials become the basis of his collages and mixed-media pieces, drawing attention to his distinctive approach to found-paper art.
- 4Report: Paper trail discouraged in county superintendent's office▼Paper trail discouraged in county superintendent's office, report says
A new report accuses a county superintendent's office of discouraging staff from creating a written paper trail, raising concerns about transparency and record-keeping in local education leadership. The findings, reported by the Modesto Bee, have drawn attention to accountability practices within the office and could prompt calls for oversight or administrative changes.
- 5NIH Employees Say Fear Culture Pushed Them to Keep Records●NIH Employees Lived in a Culture of Fear, So They Started Keeping Receipts https:// pawb.social/post/51281396
Employees at the US National Institutes of Health describe working in a climate of fear and have begun documenting internal decisions and communications, keeping records as protection. The report suggests concerns over political interference and job security inside the agency, with staff quietly building paper trails rather than speaking out openly.
- 6The Elusive Chicken Tender Man lurks in the woods▼The Elusive Chicken Tender Man is hiding in the woods waiting to freak out or charm you
Pittsburgh City Paper reports on the Elusive Chicken Tender Man, a mysterious figure hiding in wooded areas around the city, waiting to either startle or delight passersby. The write-up frames the character as a quirky local curiosity blending street performance and outdoor art, drawing amused reactions from residents who encounter him unexpectedly on trails.