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When Everything Becomes Searchable Safety, Privacy and Freedom in the Digital Era

When Everything Becomes Searchable Safety, Privacy and Freedom in the Digital Era

When Everything Becomes Searchable Safety, Privacy and Freedom in the Digital Era

by Brandon Burley

By Brandon Burley

By The Redemption Project Newsroom

A state budget does not end the public’s job. It begins it.

Growth is not just a population story. It is a budget story. When Tennessee grows, the pressure shows up in housing, jobs, roads, utilities, schools, health car…

Seventh article in the numbers series

Public safety is one of the most common phrases in politics and one of the least precise. Tennessee’s budget record shows why that matters.