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Jeff Sallot joined the faculty of the Carleton University School of Journalism and Communication 2007 after a long reporting career at The Globe and Mail. He’s been the Globe’s bureau chief in Moscow, Ottawa and Edmonton, the lead political correspondent for the Globe’s website during federal elections, and has reported from every corner of Canada, and from more than 30 foreign countries. Show full bio
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How did American officials miss the warning signs and allow a would-be suicide bomber on to a plane to Detroit Christmas Day? Hasn’t the U.S. government figured out Google technology…
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