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Reity O'Brien

James R. Soles Fellow  The Center for Public Integrity

Reity O’Brien is the Center’s 16th James R. Soles Fellow. She graduated from University of Delaware in May 2012 with an Honors degree in political science and economics and minors in Spanish and journalism.  She worked for The Review, the university’s student-run newspaper, where she served as city editor and covered Delaware’s turbulent Senate contest in 2010. Reity has been the recipient of awards from the Maryland Delaware DC Press Association and the William P. Frank Scholarship Fund. She has held internships at Fortune Small Business Magazine, The Cecil Whig and The Philadelphia Inquirer

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Mixed martial arts, upstart sports experiencing a surge in lobbying activity.

Manufacturers of smoking alternative faces new government scrutiny.

Sheldon Whitehouse spars with Justice officials, Ted Cruz over political money.

From confectioners to egg cooperatives, a basketful of political influencers press agenda.

Corporations and conservative foundations are top sponsors of judicial junkets.

House Majority PAC features glowing testimonials from Democratic congressmen who benefited from super PAC's financial largesse.

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