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Not-so-hot off the press: Human trafficking report

By Amy Biegelsen

The State Department’s internal watchdog has released a report stamped “sensitive but unclassified” that assesses a unit in charge of fighti

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U.S. Embassy contractors in Saudi Arabia may be abusing employees

By Nick Schwellenbach

Contractor that was subject of iWatch News story reaches settlement with government

By Corbin Hiar

Human trafficking allegations test diplomatic immunity

By Traver Riggins

Pentagon’s anti-trafficking efforts need improvement

By Laurel Adams

From Russia for Love

By Bill Birnbauer

MELBOURNE, March 29, 1998 — They told Anna Vladimirovna that if she tried to escape, “things” could happen to her son and family back in the

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Human trafficking allegations test diplomatic immunity

By Traver Riggins

FACT CHECK: Romney’s ‘magnet’ charge attracts scrutiny

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Despite allegations, no prosecutions for war zone sex trafficking

By Nick Schwellenbach and Carol D. Leonnig

Federal initiative to help schools recognize youth sex trafficking

By Susan Ferriss

U.S. Embassy contractors in Saudi Arabia may be abusing employees

By Nick Schwellenbach

Is the United States inadvertently supporting labor trafficking in Saudi Arabia? A new State Department inspector general (IG) report acknow

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Not-so-hot off the press: Human trafficking report

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Contractor that was subject of iWatch News story reaches settlement with government

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Pentagon’s anti-trafficking efforts need improvement

By Laurel Adams

Human trafficking allegations test diplomatic immunity

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Despite allegations, no prosecutions for war zone sex trafficking

By Nick Schwellenbach and Carol D. Leonnig

Eight years ago, President George W. Bush issued a stern policy on sex trafficking in war zones — a policy that remains on the books to this

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By Traver Riggins

Windfalls of war: Pentagon's competition for contracts abysmal compared to other agencies

By Sharon Weinberger

Contractor that was subject of iWatch News story reaches settlement with government

By Corbin Hiar

Contractors write the rules

By Jonathan Werve

A curious anomaly at UC Davis

By Kristin Jones

Our nine-month investigation into sexual assault on campus has made one thing clear: the federal records on campus sex offenses fail to capt

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Center's campus assault series part of Congressional hearing record

By Caitlin Ginley

Portland college students demand changes in sexual assault process

By Lee van der Voo

Justice Department launches probe into sexual assault at the University of Montana

By Gordon Witkin

An uncommon outcome at Holy Cross

By Kristin Jones

KBR subcontractor in Iraq gets U.S. contracts despite human trafficking allegations

By Ben Wieder

Kuwait catering firm gets U.S. contracts despite human trafficking allegations

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Review launched on payments Army made to KBR over auditor objections

By Nick Schwellenbach

Billions for KBR

By Sarah Laskow

Baghdad bonanza

By Bill Buzenberg

Overbilling by overseas contractors, plus lax oversight means money is being wasted

By Nick Schwellenbach

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Contractor that was subject of iWatch News story reaches settlement with government

By Corbin Hiar

A controversial security contractor featured in an iWatch News piece has reached a multi-million dollar settlement with the government

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Not-so-hot off the press: Human trafficking report

By Amy Biegelsen

U.S. Embassy contractors in Saudi Arabia may be abusing employees

By Nick Schwellenbach

Despite allegations, no prosecutions for war zone sex trafficking

By Nick Schwellenbach and Carol D. Leonnig

KBR subcontractor in Iraq gets U.S. contracts despite human trafficking allegations

By Ben Wieder

Child advocates say more should be done to assist immigrant minors crossing the border

By Susan Ferriss

Child advocates say assistance needed to keep young border crossers away from criminals

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About 46,400 immigrants claiming U.S. children deported in six months

By Susan Ferriss

Facts American adults can learn from undocumented kids

By Susan Ferriss

Lack of progress on immigration reform

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U.S. Embassy contractors in Saudi Arabia may be abusing employees

By Nick Schwellenbach

Lack of progress on immigration reform

By The Center for Public Integrity

A path to citizenship for the more than 12 million illegal immigrants residing in the United States still out of reach

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Witnesses tell Congress that Americans, legal residents’ families suffer due to immigration laws

By Susan Ferriss

About 46,400 immigrants claiming U.S. children deported in six months

By Susan Ferriss

New immigration bill provides ray of hope for separated families

By Susan Ferriss

Facts American adults can learn from undocumented kids

By Susan Ferriss

FACT CHECK: Romney’s ‘magnet’ charge attracts scrutiny

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Republican presidential front-runner referred to a number of U.S. policies as 'magnets' for illegal immigration

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Most eligible for Obama undocumented program already working

By Susan Ferriss

FACT CHECK: Stumbles in latest presidential debate

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Romney visits food bank in fire-stricken Colorado

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Romney balancing act on undocumented youth getting harder

By Susan Ferriss

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