Logan H. Merrill
Investigative Reporter
ABOUT
Logan graduated from Brandeis University under the writing tutelage of famed playwright William Gibson. After authoring scripts for film and television, Logan shifted his focus to online journalism. He specializes in media and ethics, human rights and psychiatric abuse.
LATEST STORIES
MENTAL HEALTH
Anita Clayton, Pharma-Backed PSSD Denier, Elevated to Head US Psychiatric Drug Group
Despite notoriously denying antidepressant harms—including devastating Post-SSRI Sexual Dysfunction (PSSD)—Anita Clayton is now leading the society that shapes the psychiatric industry’s drug policies.
CORRUPTION
Australia Government Moves to Tighten Freedom of Information Law, Curtail Public Access
Transparency advocates say proposed FOI changes gut the public’s right to know and shield the government from scrutiny.
HATE
Research Shows Media Stereotypes Drive Anti-Muslim Bias
The findings highlight the power—and responsibility—of entertainment creators in shaping cultural attitudes.
HUMAN RIGHTS
Oversight Council Hears Chilling Accounts of Sex Trafficking in Montana
Survivors describe years of rape, beatings, threats and quota systems as trafficking jumps 1,900 percent in Montana.
MENTAL HEALTH
The FDA Just Killed Big Pharma’s Favorite Loophole
A landmark reform shuts down deceptive drug ads that fueled overprescribing, misinformation and billions in profits for Big Pharma.
DRUGS
The Stakes Are Sky-High: Flawed FAA Screening Lets Drugged Pilots Slip By
Despite thousands of suspected falsifications, the FAA’s drug testing program flags almost no pilots. The result: impaired aviators commanding commercial flights.
MENTAL HEALTH
New Report Exposes Human Cost of Involuntary Psychiatric Lockups
Behind the guise of “care,” psychiatry’s coercive system locks away 1.2 million people annually—fueling overdoses, suicides and billions in profit.
HUMAN RIGHTS
NCMEC Opens Backpage Survivor Network to Help Victims Access $200 Million Compensation Fund
With Backpage and its imitators shut down, DOJ is offering restitution using recovered funds—but paperwork and deadlines pose hurdles for survivors.
MENTAL HEALTH
Psychiatric Chain Pays $2.75 Million in Medicaid Fraud Case
From billing dead patients to defrauding entire communities, the mental health industry’s addiction to Medicaid dollars has become a national crisis.
HUMAN RIGHTS
Taiwan Indicts Human Traffickers Who Lured Indonesian Women Into Sexual Slavery
The indictments mark a turning point as Taiwan strengthens anti-trafficking laws, expands cross-border cooperation and pledges protection for victims who testify.
