Obama team’s ethics fumbles shared by others

By Sarah Laskow

Take comfort, Obama believers. The new prez is not the first executive to come into office promising sweeping ethical changes, only to stumb

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Governor Bobby Jindal spins the Center’s work

By Sarah Laskow

Louisiana tightens its ethics standards

By Sarah Laskow

Louisiana, Mississippi movin’ up; 20 states still flunk

By Caitlin Ginley

Nebraska

By The Center for Public Integrity

Excerpts from this story referencing "Ethics":

"… edented reform package. As he took office, however, the state’s Board of Ethics charged Jindal with failing to disclose more than $118,000 in contribution …"

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

By Sharon Weinberger

Human trafficking allegations test diplomatic immunity

By Traver Riggins

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

By Corbin Hiar

Contractors write the rules

By Jonathan Werve

More ethical tangles for Rangel

By Sarah Laskow

That was then . . . In 2006 the Center caught New York City’s outspoken Democratic rep Charlie Rangel breaking ethics rules. Our reporters f

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Mississippi

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New Hampshire

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Maryland

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Rail systems complain about lack of access to TSA anti-terrorism information

By Laurel Adams

Rail systems complain they get info about terror threats too little, too late

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A shrill message for whistleblowers

By Nick Schwellenbach

A strained alliance

By Nathaniel Heller

Justice Dept. drafts sweeping expansion of anti-terrorism act

By Charles Lewis and Adam Mayle

GAO: TSA screening of air cargo can’t be verified

By Laurel Adams

IRS red tape, old guard slow whistleblowing on corporate tax cheats

By Michael Hudson

IRS stingy in rewarding tipsters who turn in corporate tax cheats

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Grassley says IRS whistleblower program needs more resources

By Michael Hudson

In setback for corporate lobbyists, whistleblowers can take tips first to government investigators

By Michael Hudson

Pentagon watchdog weak on whistleblowers

By Nick Schwellenbach

Anti-whistleblower track record continues

By Nick Schwellenbach

Tentative security definition confuses health care providers, privacy groups

By Kimberly Leonard

When must health providers tell patients that their personal information was breached? Rule pending.

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Privacy advocates want stricter rules for online, patient-controlled health records

By Kimberly Leonard

State attorneys general not leaping to embrace HIPAA enforcement

By Kimberly Leonard

Patient data safety rules widely disregarded, unenforced

By Joe Eaton

Health industry winning round on privacy of digital health records

By Emma Schwartz

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A strained alliance

By Nathaniel Heller

Poland's cooperation with the U.S. brings internal and diplomatic disapproval

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CIA renditions draw controversy

By The Center for Public Integrity

Secret US detention program had many foreign collaborators

By Douglas Birch

Post-9/11 renditions: An extraordinary violation of international law

By Michael Bilton

Justice Dept. drafts sweeping expansion of anti-terrorism act

By Charles Lewis and Adam Mayle

FBI brags about chasing down mortgage fraudsters but big banks are left untouched

By Michael Hudson

FBI report identifies mortgage fraudsters of all stripes – except banks

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A good time to be a white-collar criminal?

By Nick Schwellenbach

Bank of America pays $108 million to settle latest case against troubled Countrywide unit

The appraisal bubble

By Joe Eaton

More mortgage fraud reporting?

By Kat Aaron

Frequently asked questions

By Charles Lewis

Charles Lewis answers questions about the Center's recent project and the more general issue of ethics in state legislatures today.

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Hidden agendas

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State Integrity Investigation turning heads

By Bill Buzenberg

Ratio of lobbyists to legislators 2006

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Sunset in Harrisburg

By Robert Morlino

Excerpts from this story referencing "Ethics":

"… mlrc/1998/Ethics.htmlNational Conference of State Legislatures: Center for Ethics in Government and Advocacy Director: Peggy Kerns Telephone: 303- …"

FBI struggles to confront multiple threats

By The Center for Public Integrity

White-collar criminals are getting off the hook while the FBI shifts its investigation energy to counterterrorism efforts

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FBI brags about chasing down mortgage fraudsters but big banks are left untouched

By Michael Hudson

Secret US detention program had many foreign collaborators

By Douglas Birch

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