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If You Notice Your Partner Doing This, They re Lying to You, Studies Say
By Lauren Gray of Best Life |
If You Notice Your Partner Doing This, They re Lying to You, Studies Say
Jack Schafer, PhD, a professor at Western Illinois University s Law Enforcement and Justice Administration (LEJA) Department as well as a retired behavior analyst for the FBI,
there s a simple way to catch someone lying to you: it s all in the eyes. Read on for more on Schafer s insight, and for more relationship tips, check out The Worst Thing You re Saying to Your Partner Without Realizing It.
All people s bodies are different, which is exactly why Schafer says you need to establish a baseline for this particular test to work, just as you would during a polygraph lie detector test. Start by observing their characteristics under normal circumstances to help establish what the truth looks like, versus a deception.
Book World: The FBI as a model of accountability and ethics
Devlin Barrett, The Washington Post
Jan. 8, 2021
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The FBI Way: Inside the Bureau s Code of Excellence
By Frank Figliuzzi
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Recent books from ex-FBI officials have tended to be about hard men in dark suits, whispering worriedly about Russians, President Trump and existential threats to democracy. The FBI Way: Inside the Bureau s Code of Excellence isn t that kind of book, because author Frank Figliuzzi has a simpler message to impart: The vaunted FBI, for all its recent public controversies, still sets a gold standard for excellence and ethics that should be followed more widely.
Donald trump surprising a lot of people when he said his wife melania won t be moving into the white house right away. some wonder if mrs. trump will ever move in but she is already bucking tradition. that led politico s jack schafer to wonder whether it s time to redefine this whole first read thing. he writes quote, the president s spouse isn t a specimen of american royalty. by giving her a federal budget and nonstop press conference, we endorse a pernicious kind of neo-nepotism that says pay special attention to the person not because she earned it or is inherently worthy of our notice but because of who she s related to by marriage. he does go on to make clear his boof is not with melania trump but rather with the cost of keeping the first lady s office. with me is kate anderson brower, author of first women, the grace and power of america s modern first ladies. welcome. thank you, carol. so what do you think about that? is it time that we redefine the role of first lady and
i m troubled by the possibility that leak investigations may chill the investigative journalism that holds government accountable. journalists should not be at legal risk for doing their jobs. tom friedman, was this a president and attorney general, do they think they overreached and alienated people normally with them, the news media? that s what makes this case interesting. because there was overreach maybe on both sides to some degree. red lines were crossed. clearly red lines were crossed on the department of justice in effect criminalizing reporting. at the same time, you know, you look at that fox report about north korea and other people i respect a lot, walter peyton and jack schafer made this point. you do have to scratch your head about what was the news in there that justified we had a source in the korean leadership. to me clearly the doj went too far. you saw the president, i think,