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Abdul El-Sayed says families could retain private insurance under his Medicare for All proposal. Mike Rogers describes it as a government takeover. The campaign allows additional private coverage but expects universal public insurance to make it unnecessary.
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Role at the time: DraftKings chief responsible gaming officer
Statement summary
Kalani tells Louisiana regulators that out-of-control gambling is against the company's interests. She describes interventions, limits and account closures intended to protect customers.
“It does us no good to have people who are gambling out of control, spending more than they can afford to lose, it just doesn’t make sense.”
What this label refers to
Relative to criticism of DraftKings' treatment of vulnerable gamblers, Kalani defends the company's incentives and protective practices.
Role at the time: DraftKings co-founder and president of operations at the hearing
Statement summary
Liberman tells Louisiana regulators that DraftKings does not target customers or segments on the basis of their losses. He argues that most customers spend more than they win, making loss alone an unhelpful targeting distinction.
“But we don’t use that, once again, to target in any way a particular customer or customer segment because we don’t think that that’s relevant.”
What this label refers to
Relative to allegations that DraftKings uses customer losses for targeting, Liberman directly denies the practice.
Role at the time: Republican candidate for U.S. Senate in Michigan
Response to this claim
Families would be permitted to retain private health insurance under Abdul El-Sayed's Medicare for All proposal.
“taking over your private health insurance and giving it to the government.”
He directly criticizes the healthcare proposal under scrutiny.
Role at the time: Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate in Michigan
Response to this claim
Families would be permitted to retain private health insurance under Abdul El-Sayed's Medicare for All proposal.
“If families want to keep their private health insurance, that’s fine by me”
He explains and defends the healthcare proposal at the center of the case.
Role at the time: Labor lawyer and president of People's Policy Project
Statement summary
Bruenig argues that legally allowing duplicative private insurance would not make it commercially viable alongside automatic, tax-funded public coverage.
“Formally permitting duplicative insurance while making it uneconomical for anyone to buy or sell it unlocks certain rhetoric”
What this label refers to
He challenges the practical meaning of keeping private insurance while recognizing that the proposal would formally permit it.
Role at the time: U.S. federal public health agency, in a post on X
Response to this claim
A woman who worked at the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Institute died of plague in Shelekhov in the night of October 2, 2026, according to People of Baikal, which noted that officials had not confirmed plague.
“CDC is aware of and closely monitoring reports of a suspected case of pneumonic plague in the Irkutsk region of Russia that resulted in a death.”
The reference point is the proposition that the illness of the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Institute employee was plague. The CDC describes a suspected case of pneumonic plague and says its circumstances remain unconfirmed, which treats plague as possible but unconfirmed, so we labeled it Mixed or conditional, as we did for the State Department's similar statement. The closest competing label is Condemned, which would require the CDC to assert that the illness was plague; it does not. Evidence: the CDC's own post on X.
Role at the time: Director of EPIC's Consumer Privacy Program and senior counsel, in an emailed statement
Statement summary
Sara Geoghegan, director of the Electronic Privacy Information Center's Consumer Privacy Program, told Dispute Index that a business model that profiles users with their personal information for targeted advertising is inherently exploitative, that programmatic advertising using sensitive personal data is predatory, and that a human person must be responsible for the resulting harms.
“Programmatic advertising that processes users' sensitive personal data is predatory and a human person must be responsible for the very real harms that real people are suffering due to these predatory practices.”
This business model in which users' personal information is collected and used to profile them for targeted advertising purposes is inherently exploitative. Programmatic advertising that processes users' sensitive personal data is predatory and a human person must be responsible for the very real harms that real people are suffering due to these predatory practices.
What this label refers to
Relative to DraftKings' promotion and targeting of at-risk gamblers, Geoghegan calls profiling-based targeted and programmatic advertising exploitative and predatory and says a person must be held responsible for the harm. She was responding to a request about DraftKings and speaks about the practice generally rather than naming the company, so we labeled it Condemned.
Role at the time: Institutional statement to Newsweek
Statement summary
WHO said the cause of death had not been officially confirmed and laboratory testing was underway. It asked Russian authorities to verify the event.
“no cause of death has been officially confirmed”
What this label refers to
WHO challenges the reported plague diagnosis by stating that the cause remains unconfirmed.
Role at the time: Press secretary of the President of Russia, answering journalists' questions in a conference call
Response to this claim
An employee of the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Institute has been diagnosed with pneumonia of unknown etiology, expanded testing of her material found no microorganisms connected to her professional activity, and a biosafety commission found no emergency situations in work with pathogenic microorganisms at the institute, Rospotrebnadzor said on October 4, 2026.
Quotation excerpt
“In this case, the lead agency with competence in this area is Rospotrebnadzor. And it is Rospotrebnadzor's official statements that one should rely on, without listening to various rumors, various speculation and so on. There is…”
“In this case, the lead agency with competence in this area is Rospotrebnadzor. And it is Rospotrebnadzor's official statements that one should rely on, without listening to various rumors, various speculation and so on. There is Rospotrebnadzor, where highly qualified professionals in this field work (Translated from Russian. Original: В данном случае головное ведомство, которое компетентно в этой области, - это Роспотребнадзор. И именно на официальные заявления Роспотребнадзора нужно ориентироваться, не слушая разные слухи, разные рассуждения и так далее. Есть Роспотребнадзор, где работают высокие профессионалы в этой области)”
The reference point is the proposition that the illness of the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Institute employee, reported to have died on October 1 or 2, 2026, was plague. Peskov answers a question about whether the Kremlin is following the situation by naming Rospotrebnadzor as the competent agency and urging reliance on its statements, without saying what the illness was, so we used Explicitly stayed out. The closest competing label is Challenged the characterization, because he refers to rumors and speculation. We did not use it because the passages we found do not say which accounts he means and do not dispute plague by name.
Role at the time: Governor of Irkutsk Oblast, in a post on his official Telegram channel
Statement summary
Governor Igor Kobzev wrote on his Telegram channel on October 5, 2026 that expanded laboratory tests found no microorganisms connected to the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Institute employee's work in her biomaterials and that the cause of her death was pneumonia of unknown etiology. He wrote that no further institute employees had sought medical help and that the situation was stable. The post does not mention plague.
Quotation excerpt
“According to their results, no microorganisms associated with her professional activity were found in the young woman's biomaterials. The cause of her death was pneumonia of unknown etiology. (Translated from Russian. Original: По их…”
“According to their results, no microorganisms associated with her professional activity were found in the young woman's biomaterials. The cause of her death was pneumonia of unknown etiology. (Translated from Russian. Original: По их результатам сообщается, что в биоматериалах девушки не обнаружено микроорганизмов, связанных с ее профессиональной деятельностью. Причина ее смерти – пневмония неустановленной этиологии.)”
What this label refers to
The reference point is the proposition that the illness of the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Institute employee, reported to have died on October 1 or 2, 2026, was plague. The governor gives the cause of death as pneumonia of unknown etiology, citing Rospotrebnadzor's expert commission, and does not mention plague, so we used Challenged the characterization, as with his October 4 summary. The closest competing label is Denied. It loses because he does not say the illness was not plague.
Role at the time: State Department spokesperson, in statements to CNN and RFE/RL on October 4, 2026; a State Department official gave the same statement to Al Jazeera (published October 5)
Response to this claim
A woman who worked at the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Institute died of plague in Shelekhov in the night of October 2, 2026, according to People of Baikal, which noted that officials had not confirmed plague.
Quotation excerpt
“We are aware of reports of a fatal case of suspected pneumonic plague in Irkutsk Oblast, Russia. … We are monitoring the situation closely with the CDC and our other interagency partners … Many details have not been confirmed. We…”
“We are aware of reports of a fatal case of suspected pneumonic plague in Irkutsk Oblast, Russia. … We are monitoring the situation closely with the CDC and our other interagency partners … Many details have not been confirmed. We encourage Russian authorities to share accurate information quickly and openly.”
The reference point is the proposition that the illness of the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Institute employee, reported to have died on October 1 or 2, 2026, was plague. The statement relays reports of suspected pneumonic plague and says many details are unconfirmed, so we used Mixed or conditional. The closest competing label is Condemned, which would apply if the Department asserted plague itself; it attributes the plague to reports and calls the case suspected. Explicitly stayed out loses because the Department describes what it knows and what it does not.
Role at the time: Governor of Irkutsk Oblast, in his weekly summary on his official Telegram channel
Response to this claim
An employee of the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Institute has been diagnosed with pneumonia of unknown etiology, expanded testing of her material found no microorganisms connected to her professional activity, and a biosafety commission found no emergency situations in work with pathogenic microorganisms at the institute, Rospotrebnadzor said on October 4, 2026.
Quotation excerpt
“Under Rospotrebnadzor's strict control, preventive measures are being carried out in the region in connection with a case of illness of an employee of the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Institute of Siberia and the Far East with pneumonia of unknown…”
“Under Rospotrebnadzor's strict control, preventive measures are being carried out in the region in connection with a case of illness of an employee of the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Institute of Siberia and the Far East with pneumonia of unknown etiology. No microorganisms associated with her professional activity were found in material from the patient. No requests for care for infectious diseases have been registered among the institute's employees over the past 10 days. All persons who had contact with the patient have been identified, examined and are under medical observation with daily laboratory tests. (Translated from Russian. Original: Под строгим контролем Роспотребнадзора в регионе проводятся профилактические мероприятия в связи со случаем заболевания сотрудницы Иркутского противочумного института Сибири и Дальнего Востока пневмонией неустановленной этиологии. В материале от больной не выявлены микроорганизмы, связанные с ее профессиональной деятельностью. Среди сотрудников института за прошедшие 10 дней обращений по поводу инфекционных заболеваний не зарегистрировано. Все контактные лица с заболевшей установлены, обследованы и находятся под медицинским наблюдением с ежедневными лабораторными исследованиями.)”
The reference point is the proposition that the illness of the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Institute employee, reported to have died on October 1 or 2, 2026, was plague. The governor adopts Rospotrebnadzor's description of the illness as pneumonia of unknown etiology and does not mention plague, so we used Challenged the characterization. The closest competing label is Denied. It loses because the item does not say the illness was not plague. Explicitly stayed out is a weaker fit because he gives a diagnosis and a finding.
Role at the time: Press service of Russia's consumer-protection and public-health regulator, in a statement quoted by Interfax
Response to this claim
An employee of the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Institute has been diagnosed with pneumonia of unknown etiology, expanded testing of her material found no microorganisms connected to her professional activity, and a biosafety commission found no emergency situations in work with pathogenic microorganisms at the institute, Rospotrebnadzor said on October 4, 2026.
Quotation excerpt
“The sanitary and epidemiological situation in the Irkutsk region and the cities of Irkutsk and Shelekhov is stable. A special set of measures was organized and carried out in connection with a case of illness of an employee of the Irkutsk…”
“The sanitary and epidemiological situation in the Irkutsk region and the cities of Irkutsk and Shelekhov is stable. A special set of measures was organized and carried out in connection with a case of illness of an employee of the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Institute of Siberia and the Far East, diagnosis "pneumonia of unknown etiology" … Because of the patient's professional activity, upon receiving the information a set of anti-epidemic measures was organized and carried out immediately and in full in accordance with sanitary legislation, including identifying the widest possible circle of people who had contact with the patient and inpatient medical observation with daily laboratory tests. As a result, 2 cases of Covid-19 and 2 cases of rhinovirus infection were identified; pathogens of other infectious diseases were not found … None of the contacts showed changes in health related to infectious disease (Translated from Russian. Original: Санитарно-эпидемиологическая обстановка в Иркутской области, городах Иркутск и Шелехов стабильная. Специальный комплекс мероприятий организован и проведен в связи со случаем заболевания сотрудницы Иркутского противочумного института Сибири и Дальнего Востока, диагноз "Пневмония неустановленной этиологии" … В связи с профессиональной деятельностью заболевшей при получении информации незамедлительно и в полном объеме организован и проведен комплекс противоэпидемических мероприятий в соответствии с санитарным законодательством, в том числе выявлен максимально широкий круг лиц, контактировавших с заболевшей, медицинское наблюдение в стационаре с ежедневными лабораторными исследованиями. По результатам выявлены 2 случая Covid-19 и 2 случая риновирусной инфекции, возбудители других инфекционных болезней не обнаружены … Ни у кого из контактных изменения состояния здоровья, связанные с инфекционной патологией, не выявлены)”
The reference point is the proposition that the illness of the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Institute employee, reported to have died on October 1 or 2, 2026, was plague. The statement gives a different diagnosis for the employee's illness and does not mention plague, so we used Challenged the characterization. The closest competing label is Denied. It loses because the text does not say the illness was not plague, and the finding that no microorganisms connected to her professional activity were found does not address plague by name.
Role at the time: Director of the infectious diseases unit at Samson Assuta Ashdod University Hospital, as identified by Ynetnews, in an interview with Ynetnews
Response to this claim
The employee allegedly broke a test tube holding the pneumonic-plague pathogen at the institute on September 25, 2026, according to an account that People of Baikal attributes to the journalist Pavel Stepanov and the outlet Mash and says has no official confirmation or independent check.
Quotation excerpt
“Let’s assume what is being reported is correct. I have no idea what the safety standards are there or what their procedures are. When people work in laboratories with dangerous bacteria, accidents happen and people are exposed. The…”
“Let’s assume what is being reported is correct. I have no idea what the safety standards are there or what their procedures are. When people work in laboratories with dangerous bacteria, accidents happen and people are exposed. The description of what happened to this woman is consistent with exposure to the plague bacterium. … There are several forms of plague. The most severe, the deadliest and the most contagious is pneumonic plague. It is an extremely fast and extremely aggressive disease and the description of her deterioration within days is consistent with it. It is not certain, but it fits.”
The reference point is the proposition that the illness of the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Institute employee, reported to have died on October 1 or 2, 2026, was plague. He opens with an express condition, that what is being reported is correct, and ends by saying it is not certain, so we used Mixed or conditional. The closest competing label is Condemned, which loses because he does not assert that she had plague. Explicitly stayed out loses because he gives a substantive view of the reported facts.
Role at the time: Municipal administration of Baikalsk, in a Telegram post it later deleted
Response to this claim
A woman who worked at the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Institute died of plague in Shelekhov in the night of October 2, 2026, according to People of Baikal, which noted that officials had not confirmed plague.
Quotation excerpt
“Dear residents! In connection with unofficial information about the detection of a case of human plague infection in the city of Shelekhov, we ask you to limit visits to Shelekhov and the settlements adjacent to the city until the…”
“Dear residents! In connection with unofficial information about the detection of a case of human plague infection in the city of Shelekhov, we ask you to limit visits to Shelekhov and the settlements adjacent to the city until the circumstances of this threat are clarified (Translated from Russian. Original: Уважаемые жители! В связи с неофициальной информацией о выявлении в городе Шелехове факта заболевания человека инфекцией чумы, просим вас ограничить посещение Шелехова и прилегающих к городу поселений до уточнения обстоятельств по данной угрозе)”
The reference point is the proposition that the illness of the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Institute employee, reported to have died on October 1 or 2, 2026, was plague. The administration cites unofficial information about a plague illness as the reason for its request and defers to clarification, which makes the position conditional, so we used Mixed or conditional. The closest competing label is Condemned, which loses because the text labels the information unofficial and asks for the circumstances to be clarified. Explicitly stayed out loses because the text relays the information.
Role at the time: Head of the Republic of Buryatia, in a post on his official Telegram channel
Response to this claim
Alexei Tsydenov wrote on October 2, 2026, citing Rospotrebnadzor and the Buryatia government, that the woman he described as having died of plague in the Irkutsk region did not come to Buryatia and that Buryatia has no plague foci, including on the territory bordering Mongolia.
Quotation excerpt
“According to Rospotrebnadzor, and also according to the government of the Republic of Buryatia, the woman who possibly died of plague in the Irkutsk region did not come to Buryatia. There are no plague foci in the republic, including in the…”
“According to Rospotrebnadzor, and also according to the government of the Republic of Buryatia, the woman who possibly died of plague in the Irkutsk region did not come to Buryatia. There are no plague foci in the republic, including in the territory bordering Mongolia. The source of infection was other circumstances not connected with Buryatia. I ask the media to take this information into account when publishing on this topic. (Translated from Russian. Original: По данным Роспотребнадзора, а так же по данным правительства республики Бурятия, женщина, погибшая, возможно, от чумы в Иркутской области, не приезжала в Бурятию. В республике нет очагов чумы, в том числе на территории граничащей с Монголией. Источником заражения являются иные обстоятельства не связанные с Бурятией. Прошу СМИ учитывать данную информацию при публикациях по указанной теме.)”
The reference point is the proposition that the illness of the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Institute employee, reported to have died on October 1 or 2, 2026, was plague. The post treats plague as a possible cause of death and gives no basis, which makes the position conditional, so we used Mixed or conditional. The closest competing label is Condemned, which fit his first wording and loses here because of the express qualifier. Challenged the characterization loses because he does not dispute the plague description.
Role at the time: Head of the Republic of Buryatia, in a post on his VK page and MAX channel
Response to this claim
Alexei Tsydenov wrote on October 2, 2026, citing Rospotrebnadzor and the Buryatia government, that the woman he described as having died of plague in the Irkutsk region did not come to Buryatia and that Buryatia has no plague foci, including on the territory bordering Mongolia.
“the woman who died of plague in the Irkutsk region did not come to Buryatia (Translated from Russian. Original: женщина, погибшая от чумы в Иркутской области, не приезжала в Бурятию)”
The reference point is the proposition that the illness of the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Institute employee, reported to have died on October 1 or 2, 2026, was plague. Tsydenov states in passing that the woman died of plague, without a stated basis, so we used Condemned, which here records only an attributed assertion of the proposition. The closest competing label is Mixed or conditional, which fits the wording he posted on Telegram later that day (see the next entry) but not this text, which carries no qualifier. Challenged the characterization does not apply because he accepts the plague description rather than disputing it.
Role at the time: Former head of Rospotrebnadzor and member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, in remarks to TASS
Response to this claim
The patient returned from Buryatia, where rodents and fleas are the natural plague reservoir, Gennady Onishchenko told TASS on October 2, 2026.
Quotation excerpt
“The patient returned from Buryatia; the natural plague reservoir there is rodents and fleas. All these natural foci are under our constant control, but all the plague carriers are already asleep (Translated from Russian. Original: Пациентка…”
“The patient returned from Buryatia; the natural plague reservoir there is rodents and fleas. All these natural foci are under our constant control, but all the plague carriers are already asleep (Translated from Russian. Original: Пациентка вернулась из Бурятии, природным очагом чумы там являются грызуны и блохи. Все эти очаги природные у нас находятся на постоянном контроле, но все носители чумы уже спят)”
The reference point is the proposition that the illness of the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Institute employee, reported to have died on October 1 or 2, 2026, was plague. TASS reports that he said the infection is most likely not plague, and his own quoted words tie the season to the carriers being inactive without saying it was not plague, so we used Challenged the characterization. The closest competing label is Denied. It loses because the summary is hedged (most likely) and the direct quotation does not state that it was not plague. Mixed or conditional loses because the clause about confirmation concerns spread of the disease, not the diagnosis.
Role at the time: Office, through spokesperson Molly McGlynn
Statement summary
The office criticizes potential technology-driven exploitation of vulnerable gamblers.
“allegations raise serious concerns”
What this label refers to
It criticizes alleged exploitation without finding that misconduct occurred.
Role at the time: Massachusetts state auditor
Statement summary
DiZoglio says the allegations are concerning and unacceptable if substantiated.
“if substantiated, completely unacceptable”
What this label refers to
Her criticism of alleged targeting expressly depends on substantiation.
Role at the time: Company, through spokesperson Park Winslow
Statement summary
DraftKings denies AI targeting based on losses or problem-gambling indicators.
“DraftKings does not use AI to target customers based on losses”
What this label refers to
The company denies the alleged conduct rather than justifying it.
Role at the time: Gambling-policy advocacy organization
Statement summary
Stop Predatory Gambling calls DraftKings' model predatory and accuses Massachusetts regulators of downplaying it.
“the Massachusetts Gambling Commission downplayed DraftKings' predatory AI model designed to target addicted gamblers.”
What this label refers to
Reference point: DraftKings' alleged use of AI-targeted promotions to exploit vulnerable gamblers. Criticizes both the alleged model and the regulator's response; the model itself remains explicitly condemned.
Role at the time: DraftKings co-founder and chief executive officer, interviewed at TheGrill
Response to this claim
DraftKings does not build models to target customers with problem-gambling issues for additional promotions.
“We don’t try to target them and give them more promotions to spend more.”
Robins says the alleged targeting does not occur. That is a denial of conduct, not an argument that targeting vulnerable gamblers would be justified.
Role at the time: Founder of Populist Solutions
Statement summary
Jon Schweppe accuses DraftKings of using AI to extract money from problem gamblers and calls for congressional and consumer-protection enforcement.
“find the biggest losers, i.e. the problem gamblers, and take ‘em for all they’ve got.”
What this label refers to
Reference point: DraftKings' alleged use of AI-targeted promotions to exploit vulnerable gamblers. Explicit critical interpretation and enforcement argument target the alleged exploitation.
Lori Kalani is DraftKings' chief responsible gaming officer. A lawyer with a background in consumer protection and state regulation, she previously co-chaired the state attorneys general practice at Cozen O'Connor.
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Paul Liberman is a co-founder and executive of DraftKings. He has led the company's product, technology and operations work.
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Former FBI special agent and former U.S. representative for Michigan's 8th congressional district.
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Abdul El-Sayed is a physician, former Detroit health director, and 2026 Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate in Michigan.
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Matt Bruenig is an American labor lawyer, policy analyst and president of People's Policy Project. He writes about inequality, welfare and economic policy and founded NLRB Edge, a publication covering labor law. He previously worked as a lawyer at the National Labor Relations Board and as a policy analyst at Demos.
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Sara Geoghegan is senior counsel at the Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) and director of its Consumer Privacy Program. Her work covers commercial surveillance, data brokers, targeted and programmatic advertising, and health and reproductive privacy. She is a graduate of the University of Illinois Chicago School of Law. She also holds a bachelor's degree in psychology from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and is admitted to the Illinois and District of Columbia bars. In law school, she was editor-in-chief of the UIC Journal of Privacy & Technology Law and a teaching assistant for an appellate advocacy course.
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Dmitry Peskov is the Press Secretary of the President of Russia and Deputy Chief of the Presidential Executive Office, posts he has held since May 21, 2012. A graduate of Moscow State University's Institute of Asian and African Countries, he worked at the Soviet and Russian foreign ministry and at the embassy in Ankara, joined the president's press service in 2000, and was press secretary to the prime minister from 2008 to 2012.
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Igor Kobzev is a Russian state official who has been governor of Irkutsk Oblast, in Siberia, since December 2019, first as acting governor and, from September 2020, as an elected governor. A former military officer, he served as a deputy minister in Russia's Ministry of Emergency Situations before taking the post.
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Tal Brosh-Nissimov is an Israeli physician who specializes in infectious diseases. Israeli media identify him as director of the infectious diseases unit at Samson Assuta Ashdod University Hospital.
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Alexei Tsydenov has been Head of the Republic of Buryatia, a Russian republic in Siberia on the eastern shore of Lake Baikal, since 2017. He was elected in 2017 and re-elected in 2022. Before leading the republic he worked in railway transport and served as a deputy minister of transport of the Russian Federation.
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Gennady Onishchenko is a Russian physician and epidemiologist. He served as Russia's Chief State Sanitary Doctor from 1996 to 2013 and headed Rospotrebnadzor from 2004 to 2013. A member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, he was a State Duma deputy from 2016 to 2021.
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Diana DiZoglio is the Massachusetts state auditor and a former state legislator. Her office audits state agencies, departments and vendors to examine public spending and compliance.
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