Koch buys online advertising to attack report on its lobbying influence

Oil firm takes out online ads attacking Center reporter’s project on lobbying

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Industry linked to study supporting safety of plastics chemical BPA

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New research supporting safety of chemical BPA linked to industry

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Plastics industry edited environmental textbook

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Lombardi Named Nieman Fellow

Center Staff Writer Kristen Lombardi has been named a 2011 Neiman fellow. She is one of 24 journalists from the U.S. and abroad who will tak

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Lee and Thompson join Center for Public Integrity board

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AJR looks at iWatch News

The American Journalism Review checks in on the launch of iWatch News

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Is there a magic formula to restore the good old days?

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Muckrakers of the world unite

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American Action Network goes shirtless to slam Oregon Democrat

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A reader in Portland, Ore. alerted us to a new American Action Network ad that accuses freshman Democratic Rep. Kurt Schrader of stripping t

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AFSCME invests big in Wisconsin House race

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Futuristic Citizens Against Government Waste ad warns against unchecked debt

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More than 20 years ago, a Ridley Scott-directed ad warned of possible “Deficit Trials” in 2017. The controversial spot, paid for by W.R. Gr

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FACT CHECK: Debt default 'danger' revisited

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Conservative group does not want to dance with Rep. John Hall

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A reader in Harriman, N.Y. alerted us to a conservative independent group’s new TV ad urging the defeat of former pop musician and second-te

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Campaign MoneyWatch takes aim at Ken Buck’s loaded history

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It must be Ken Buck week here at You Report central. A reader in Colorado followed up yesterday’s post about an education group’s attack ad

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Loophole allows donors to give without leaving a trace

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California Republican lampooned in tropical ad

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The final countdown

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SOLUTIONS: Forcing contractors to disclose contributions is a good first step

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American Future Fund uses “fork in the road” ad

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In the age of YouTube, it’s easy to forget that TV advertising doesn’t come cheap. Producing a spot, then buying air time in a TV market ca

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Consultant profile: Hal Malchow (MSHC Partners)

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What’s the cost of fixing BP’s image?

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FTC examines car sales, financing abuses targeting U.S. troops

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California Republican lampooned in tropical ad

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As election ads paid for by third-party groups begin to flood U.S. airways, one group seeking campaign finance reform is running an ad blast

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Campaign finance reform advocates face long-term challenges

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