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Amy Biegelsen

American University Fellow  The Center for Public Integrity

Amy Biegelsen won the Virginia Press Association’s 2009 and 2011 Best in Show Award for a feature portfolio, and a collection of health and environmental stories. She is the recipient of the Virginia Trial Lawyers Association’s Excellence in Journalism prize for a story on children’s mental health issues and is a two-time finalist for the Livingston Award for Young Journalists. She earned a bachelor’s degree from the University of Chicago.

Coverage areas

FedEx drivers are part of the ever-blurring line between employees and contractors.

Mortgage modifications and appraisal processes in question

Group says company should reinvest where its loans went bad

The fabulously rich members of Congress

Republican presidential candidates' ambitious tax plans don't help working class

Senator questions tax status of George Kaiser's foundation

Becerra comes down firmly in favor of protecting entitlements

"Most conservative senator" Kyl will take tough stand against taxes

Ways and Means chairman Camp champions fiscal restraint and protecting business

The CFPB embraces social media while figuring out how to manage personal identifiable information

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