As IRS crusades against Americans hiding money offshore, Latin American tax cheats flock to U.S. banks

By Michael Hudson

U.S. and its banks called "biggest tax haven" in world

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Revisiting 'The Cheating of America'

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Bankers, consumer groups clash over IRS plan to crack down on foreign tax cheats

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Senate committee finds most 'trapped' offshore income is already in U.S.

By John Aloysius Farrell

Bank-backed House lawmakers try to kill IRS plan to identify $1 trillion in foreign accounts

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Four years after oil company's criminal conviction for pollution, still no sentencing

By Jim Morris

Four years after oil company's criminal conviction for air pollution, still no sentencing

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EPA wants to limit pollution from tall smokestacks

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Decades after Clear Air Act, most smokestacks still lack scrubbers

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Community coated in black mist — until citizens fought back

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Mercury falling: Groundbreaking power plant emissions rule imminent

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"… ned by Petróleos de Venezuela, S.A., (PDVSA), the national oil company in Hugo Chávez’s VenezuelaInvestigator had “conclusive” exposure, U.S. saysThe key …"

Will the Citizens United ruling let Hugo Chavez and King Abdullah buy U.S. elections?

By Aaron Mehta and Josh Israel

While political observers have dissected much of yesterday’s 5-4 Supreme Court ruling in the Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission,

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FedEx fails to deliver for drivers

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Faux corporate directors stand in for fraudsters, despots and spies

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As they lobby for a tax holiday, some big multinational players say they've got plenty of cash on hand

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More media scrutiny in Venezuela?

By Ricardo Sandoval Palos

Not long after I returned from conducting a day-long seminar on investigative reporting in Caracas for a diverse group of Venezuelan journal

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Few prosecutions for unregistered foreign agents

By Nick Schwellenbach

Where journalists still get respect

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Venezuela head polishes image with oil dollars

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Venezuela emerges as new source of ‘conflict’ minerals

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New 'Citizens United' legislation would enhance powers of parties

By Josh Israel

New legislation to address a U.S. Supreme Court ruling allowing unlimited campaign advertising by corporations and labor unions includes an

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McCain-Feingold changes state party spending

By Agustín Armendariz and Aron Pilhofer

State parties adjust to McCain-Feingold

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Old parties learn new tricks

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Voter turnout group focuses on Ohio

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Interpol's Red Notices used by some to pursue political dissenters, opponents

By Libby Lewis

Inadequate checks, balances raise human rights concerns

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Venezuela head polishes image with oil dollars

By Kevin Bogardus

President Hugo Chavez takes his case to America's streets

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Advisors of influence: Nine members of the Defense Policy Board have ties to defense contractors

By André Verlöy and Daniel Politi

More media scrutiny in Venezuela?

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Venezuela emerges as new source of ‘conflict’ minerals

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Donor profile: Service Employees International Union

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China-based corporate web behind troubled Africa resource deals

By Beth Morrissey, Himanshu Ojha, Laura Rena Murray and Patrick Martin-Menard

What’s behind the high-flying conglomerate?

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Greasing the skids of corruption

By Phillip van Niekerk and Laura Peterson

The merchant of death

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Report reveals details of U.S.-Egypt relationship

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The influence peddlers

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Thousands of sugar cane workers die as wealthy nations stall on solutions

By Sasha Chavkin and Ronnie Greene

Mysterious kidney disease has killed thousands of men in an isolated region of Central America, but why?

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As kidney disease kills thousands across continents, scientists scramble for answers

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In India, verdant terrain conceals clues to a fatal kidney disease

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New urgency targets mysterious kidney disease in Central America

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Miles de trabajadores de caña de azúcar mueren ante escasez de acción oficial

By Sasha Chavkin and Ronnie Greene

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"… s naciones a depender de las importaciones de petróleo de la Venezuela de Hugo Chávez.En el 2007, el entonces embajador Paul Trivelli notificó al Departamento …"

"… residente izquierdista de Nicaragua, Daniel Ortega, fuera influenciado por Hugo Chávez en su oposición a los biocombustibles. Al año siguiente, Trivelli escrib …"

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