ANALYSIS: Frustrated small business owners among single-payer's biggest fans

By Wendell Potter

ANALYSIS: Small business owners among most enthusiastic about single-payer plan

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OPINION: Could nonprofit health insurance plans be the real reformers?

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ANALYSIS: Cost of health coverage leaves working folks further and further behind

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ANALYSIS: Why the insurance industry needs Obamacare to stay in business

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ANALYSIS: Supreme Court likely to uphold Obamacare as constitutional

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Mexican tobacco growers: Economically shunned by industry, still used as lobbyists

By Alejandra Xanic von Bertrab

Big Tobacco cultivates more people, less land, in Mexico

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Mapping the impact of illicit cigarettes

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The expert: watch an interview with Luk Joossens

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Public health suffers as Indonesia ignores calls for tobacco reform

By Andreas Harsono

FDA cigarette study casts doubt on whether new warning labels would help smokers quit

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Koch's web of influence

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The Koch Industries web of influence

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Koch's low profile belies political power

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Issa oversight committee staffs up with industry insiders

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Daily Disclosure: Koch-funded groups attack Obama for 'war on coal'

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New documentary underscores Koch brothers' broad influence in policy and politics

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A more likely nuclear nightmare

By Susan Q. Stranahan

A more probable nuclear power threat than quake or tsunami: recurring fires

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Nuclear sites lack adequate security

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Nuclear miscalculation: Why regulators miss power plant threats from quakes and storms

By Susan Q. Stranahan

What are the risks of an earthquake beneath a reactor near you?

By Chris Hamby

Regulators aware for years of understated seismic risks to nuclear plants

By Jim Morris and Bill Sloat

Green bundler with the golden touch

By Ronnie Greene and Matthew Mosk

Investor Steve Westly straddles the worlds of venture capital, presidential fundraising and government advising

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Bundlers on the inside

By Ronnie Greene, Matthew Mosk and Ronnie Greene

Obama campaign reports more than 350 big bundlers, including Solyndra figures

By Aaron Mehta

Skipping safeguards, officials rushed benefit to a politically-connected energy company

By Ronnie Greene and Matthew Mosk

Energy's risky $1 billion bet on two politically-connected electric car builders

By Ronnie Greene, Matthew Mosk and Brian Ross

'Green' biomass isn't always so clean

By Ronnie Greene

Toxic plumes spew from an unlikely source: renewable energy plants

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National biomass debate intensifies with new limits in Massachusetts

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'Clean energy' expansion could strain U.S. power grid

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IMPACT: Green groups challenge EPA's air pollution exemption for biomass power plants

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The ‘clean coal’ lobbying blitz

By Marianne Lavelle

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Skipping safeguards, officials rushed benefit to a politically-connected energy company

By Ronnie Greene and Matthew Mosk

Did White House hurry to spur jobs - or favor firm backed by fundraiser?

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White House had role in federal benefit for failed solar company, House investigators say

By Matthew Mosk and Ronnie Greene

Bundlers on the inside

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Federal agents search headquarters of failed solar firm Solyndra

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Obama administration agreed to Solyndra loan days after insiders foresaw firm's failure

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The politics of energy: Oil and gas

By Kevin Bogardus

WASHINGTON, December 15, 2003 — The sweeping energy bill now pending in Congress offers a geyser of new tax breaks and other government good

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Commentary: Profiteering from democracy

By Charles Lewis

EPA focuses anew on obscure chemicals in consumer products

By Jane Kay

EPA's 'Brownfields' program coming up short

By Gwyneth Shaw, Beverly Ford and Evelyn Larrubia

K Street lobbyists carry water for OPEC

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Tucson shooter was troubled, but could still buy a gun

By Kimberly Leonard

The months-long pattern of bizarre behavior by alleged Tucson shooter Jared Lee Loughner has once again raised questions about what sort of

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Badly flawed background check system fails to contain firearms sales

By Rick Schmitt

After Sandy Hook shootings, NRA campaign clout still formidable

By Joe Eaton

ATF's struggle to close down firearms dealers

By Fred Schulte

On anniversary of Virginia Tech shooting, law to close loophole hasn't accomplished much

By Gordon Witkin

Saints and sinners

By Peter H. Stone

Gingrich balances support of a casino owner with courtship of evangelicals

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Billionaire backer may open wallet for Gingrich but bring unwanted baggage

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Pro-Gingrich super PAC reports $2.1 million in contributions

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527 group waned after Gingrich campaign imploded in June

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Tyler joins Gingrich PAC, big ad buy imminent

By Peter H. Stone

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