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State takeover of Michigan cities slowed by courts
By
Paul Abowd
March 29, 2012
Detroit, other Michigan cities fight state takeover law in the courts.
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Detroit faces ‘emergency’ takeover despite voter disapproval
By
Paul Abowd
March 1, 2013
Michigan's budget crisis puts democracy on the chopping block
By
Paul Abowd
February 15, 2012
A campaign finance free-for-all in South Carolina
By
Corey Hutchins
June 15, 2012
Walker wins Wisconsin recall election flooded with outside spending
By
Paul Abowd
June 5, 2012
Walker wins Wisconsin recall election flooded with outside spending
By
Paul Abowd
June 5, 2012
Record campaign spending followed by record turnout in Wisconsin recall vote.
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Wisconsin recall breaks record thanks to outside cash
By
Paul Abowd
June 3, 2012
Wisconsin Gov. Walker’s conservative media appearances pay off as he raises millions from out-of-state donors
By
Kate Golden
and
Amy Karon
May 16, 2012
Walker’s official work time declines as national fame grows
By
Kate Golden
and
Amy Karon
May 14, 2012
A campaign finance free-for-all in South Carolina
By
Corey Hutchins
June 15, 2012
A campaign finance free-for-all in South Carolina
By
Corey Hutchins
June 15, 2012
Judges's ruling allows campaign spending with no disclosure.
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American Crossroads spin-off launches new ads in Missouri, Nevada
By
Peter H. Stone
August 20, 2010
Republican allies pour money into ads targeting 50-60 House races
By
Peter H. Stone
October 14, 2010
Club 100: Over 100 Americans gave more than $100,000 to state political parties
By
Robert Moore
November 21, 2002
The Republican convention: The party begins in New York City, paid for by special interests
By
Meredith O'Brien
August 20, 2004
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Parts of Pa. law favored by frackers overturned
By
Alice Su
July 27, 2012
A court on Thursday threw out parts of the state’s Act 13, returning zoning authority over natural gas drilling to local governments
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Government layoffs spark debate over zoning, development
By
Dick Cooper
August 5, 2009
The 'curative challenge'
By
Joe Eaton
August 6, 2008
Major developer faces foreclosure or bankruptcy
By
Dusty Smith
and
Joe Eaton
August 20, 2009
IMPACT: Maryland bill would protect homeowners from investors buying debt
By
Fred Schulte
January 18, 2013
Mississippi town struggles with 'school to prison pipeline' charges
By
Maggie Lee
September 16, 2012
Justice Department letter raises new questions, inflames new tensions in Meridian, Mississippi
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Justice Department alleges 'school to prison pipeline' in Mississippi
By
Susan Ferriss
October 25, 2012
Discriminatory discipline: Feds and Mississippi school district reach agreement on changes
By
Susan Ferriss
March 22, 2013
OPINION: Rep. Ryan's budget plan is a "Path to the Poorhouse"
By
Wendell Potter
August 11, 2012
Student ID cards far from sure ticket to the voting booth
By
Jack Fitzpatrick
August 15, 2012
Feds will oversee Oakland's efforts to curb suspensions
By
Susan Ferriss
September 28, 2012
Oakland school board allows federal officials to monitor efforts to reduce the high suspension rates for African-American students
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Expulsion overturned for boy at heart of Center probe
By
Susan Ferriss
December 14, 2011
Los Angeles school police chief rethinking discipline policy
By
Susan Ferriss
July 20, 2012
Police, suspensions in schools need reform, new report urges
By
Susan Ferriss
May 24, 2012
Education official who focused on school discipline steps down
By
Susan Ferriss
December 5, 2012
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Justice Department alleges 'school to prison pipeline' in Mississippi
By
Susan Ferriss
October 25, 2012
Alleges that state, county and city of Meridian are operating 'school to prison pipeline'
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Mississippi town struggles with 'school to prison pipeline' charges
By
Maggie Lee
September 16, 2012
Discriminatory discipline: Feds and Mississippi school district reach agreement on changes
By
Susan Ferriss
March 22, 2013
The new soft money
By
John Sents
September 25, 2003
State takeover of Michigan cities slowed by courts
By
Paul Abowd
March 29, 2012
GOP immigration hardliner told constituent to take family to Mexico
By
Susan Ferriss
November 13, 2012
The record of some GOP members of Congress shows it will take work to persuade them to embrace immigration reform.
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Rep. Gutierrez meets on Capitol Hill with families torn apart by 1996 immigration law
By
Susan Ferriss
February 15, 2013
Separated by law: Families torn apart by 1996 immigration measure
By
Susan Ferriss
and
Amy Isackson
October 19, 2012
Senator mistakenly says marriage quickly legalizes young immigrants
By
Susan Ferriss
November 28, 2012
Most eligible for Obama undocumented program already working
By
Susan Ferriss
August 8, 2012
Los Angeles school police still ticketing thousands of young students
By
Susan Ferriss
December 27, 2012
School police still citing thousands of kids for minor violations
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Los Angeles school police chief rethinking discipline policy
By
Susan Ferriss
July 20, 2012
L.A. school police, district agree to rethink court citations of students
By
Susan Ferriss
June 12, 2012
Activists want guidelines for L.A. school police
By
Susan Ferriss
January 8, 2013
Perps or pupils? Safety policy creates friction in New York City schools
By
Daryl Khan
September 21, 2012
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