Muckrakers of the world unite

By David E. Kaplan

While U.S. news organizations are shutting down investigative teams and laying off their most experienced reporters, something extraordinary

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Commentary: Protecting the rights of the people through investigative reporting

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Investigations Around the World

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Support our crowd-funded project and actor John Cusack will match it

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Weekly Watchdog: Counting impact and awards

By Bill Buzenberg

Group to spend $10 million against candidates not hawkish on free market

By Marianne Holt and Kathryn Wallace

WASHINGTON, April 17, 2000 — A group of Wall Street investors, media executives and fiscal policy experts have created a new political group

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Outside spending helps make Wisconsin Senate primary a tossup

By Michael Beckel

Democrats maintain control of Senate

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PAC profile: Club for Growth Action

By Rachael Marcus

Outside groups spend $1.65 million on House races in Nevada, New York

By Aaron Mehta and Josh Israel

Here are the groups targeted by 'no-soft-money' pledge in New York race

By Marianne Holt and Kathryn Wallace

(Washington, October 3) New Yorks U.S. Senate candidates, Republican Representative Rick Lazio of Long Island and his Democratic opponent, f

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Hillary Clinton's presidential committee officially history

By Dave Levinthal

Hillary Clinton card, gun violence petition help Democrats build data dossier

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Pro-Hillary Clinton super PAC created

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Weekly Watchdog: Our new blog sheds light on secret spenders

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Pius Njawe: Loss of a journalism giant

By Marina Walker Guevara

On July 12, ICIJ lost one of its most embattled and admired members. Over a 30-year journalism career, Pius Njawe braved arrest more than 10

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Center's 'State Integrity Investigation' selected as a finalist for the Goldsmith prize

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Center for Public Integrity expands national security reporting team

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Support our crowd-funded project and actor John Cusack will match it

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Crowd-funding our watchdog reporting

By Bill Buzenberg

When the Democrats wined and dined, here's who paid the piper

By Josey Ballenger

WASHINGTON, September 14, 2000 — Anyone who thought the Democratic National Convention was only about presidential nominee Al Gore must have

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The anatomy of a misleading fundraising email

By Dave Levinthal

Text messages, Google ads target Virginia Democrats

By Aaron Mehta and Simona Raetz

PMA lobbyist pleads guilty

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DCCC's most vulnerable House members reaped millions in 2012

By Michael Beckel

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Stealth campaigns

By Sara Fritz

Their names roll off the tongue with a patriotic cadence: Freedom’s Watch, Democracy Alliance, Citizens United, Progress for America, Founda

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Loophole allows donors to give without leaving a trace

By Marianne Holt and Kathryn Wallace

Interests behind 527 groups seeking ways around new law

By Marianne Holt and Kathryn Wallace

Commentary: How Bush handles McCain will set tone for his presidency

By Charles Lewis

McCain-Feingold changes state party spending

By Agustín Armendariz and Aron Pilhofer

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San Francisco bank linked to laundering probe at Bank of New York

By Knut Royce

November 9, 1999 — FROM ALL OUTWARD APPEARANCES, Boris Avramovich Goldstein is a model immigrant, a successful businessman in the San Franci

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FDIC proposes big bank, brokerage liquidation procedure

By Julie Vorman

Live from the cash room: Your risk regulators in action

By Julie Vorman

Reform reading: These embeds carry briefcases, calculators

By Shirley Gao

FDIC Chief got Bank of America loans while working on its rescue

By Keith Epstein and David Heath

Africa's 'merchant of death' sold arms to the Taliban

By Phillip van Niekerk and André Verlöy

WASHINGTON, January 31, 2002 — Victor Bout, the Russian arms trafficker whose clandestine sales of weapons of war to some of the bloodiest r

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Victor Bout denies involvement in arms traffic

By André Verlöy

ANALYSIS: Pakistani Intelligence Links to Islamic Extremists Run Deep

By Malik Siraj Akbar

After bin Laden, militants closer to Pakistan nukes

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Afghanistan: Heart of darkness

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The world's asbestos behemoth

By Roman Shleynov

Vast amounts shipped overseas, used at home

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Following the money on asbestos

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Activist asbestos inspector faces threats, industry backlash

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Asbestos test under fire in Japan

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Key findings

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Frist for the mill? Senate majority leader aspirant has race-related controversy in his past

By Robert Moore

WASHINGTON, December 20, 2002 — Republican Senator Bill Frist of Tennessee, a close ally to President Bush and the probable successor to Sen

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Daschle had public and private role in push for digital health records

By Fred Schulte and Emma Schwartz

Capitol Hill stem-cell backers received health industry dollars

By M. Asif Ismail and Christine Morente

Commentary: 'Reformer with results'? Don't count on it

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Arlen Specter’s switch could prove costly

By Aaron Mehta

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