Crimes committed reported in the newspaper are a good example.
University of Florida student Zachary Garcia was appalled when a Google search of his name yielded a photo of his driver's license linking him to a murder he didn't commit, reports CBS News.
"At every command level in the America Division, actions were taken both wittingly and unwittingly which effectively suppressed information concerning the war crimes committed" the report says.
Young Dr Sacks was not just a gifted neurologist blessed with a brilliant idea for a revolutionary treatment – he was also a passionate writer, committed to reporting an extraordinary story that was unfolding before him from day to day.
In something of a call to arms, the report states: "The BBC is the only news organisation committed to reporting the whole of the UK, community by community, region by region, nation by nation … The economic issues facing the newspaper business are not of the BBC's making, nor will they be alleviated by the BBC standing aside.
But what cable has been missing, many argue, is committed, enterprising reporting, except when there's a war or a natural disaster.
The BBC claimed it was the only news organisation committed to reporting the whole of the UK, community by community, region by region, nation by nation.
A vast majority of the roughly 13,000 allegations of abuse that come in annually are handled internally, despite a state law requiring that incidents in which a crime may have been committed be reported to law enforcement.
Guardian US editor, Lee Glendinning, said: "At Guardian US, we're committed to reporting on some of the most prevalent and troubling issues that face America every day, such as the homelessness crisis.
