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Michelle Edwards

Nashville
As seen in: Uncover DC, MDPI, Irish Independent, Free Republic, Jewish Book Council, MarketersMedia News, The Highwire with Del Bigtree, Indy with Kids
Proud American. Mother of a daughter I adore. Investigative journalist at uncoverdc.com and thehighwire.com.🙏🏼🇺🇸

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Before the SSRI: Common Sense Finally Reaches the War Department

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By Tracy Beanz Verified, Michelle Edwards
| The Highwire with Del Bigtree
Popular Marine veteran Chad Robichaux came home after serving our nation in Afghanistan in one piece, or so it seemed. Robichaux served eight deployments as a Force Recon Marine, and once he returned home, he did everything right to take care of himself. He ate a clean diet and trained hard enough to fight professionally. But something was still wrong. He was irritable, exhausted, plagued by depression, and unable to focus. He described feeling a real sense of doom. The VA’s answer?
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Rewiring the Brain Without the Reckoning

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By Tracy Beanz Verified, Michelle Edwards
| The Highwire with Del Bigtree
Popular Eli Lilly, the Big Pharma player that introduced Prozac to the world, just spent up to $3.8 billion to move into psychedelics. The main drug in the deal—a manufactured form of 5-MeO-DMT, a psychedelic found in the venom of the Sonoran Desert Toad—is a chemical cousin of the compound psilocybin found in magic mushrooms, often used to treat depression when all else has failed. Of interest, in the announcement, Lilly avoided using the word psychedelic.
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Playground for Predators. Profit for Platforms. Who’s Really Grooming Our Kids?

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By Tracy Beanz Verified, Michelle Edwards
| The Highwire with Del Bigtree
In 2019, the online platform and game creation system Roblox told the U.S. government about 675 suspected cases of child sexual exploitation on its platform. Four years later, that number had grown to more than thirteen thousand. In 2025, that number had grown to over 65,000. Nobody had to go undercover and coax those figures out of a whistleblower. No indeed.
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