Lax enforcement of Title IX in campus sexual assault cases

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"Beneficial use" of Coal Ash in question as EPA mulls regulation

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Nearly every day over the last 32 months, members of a citizens group in Giles County, Va., have paid a visit to a seven-acre stretch of lan

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SOLUTIONS: Forcing contractors to disclose contributions is a good first step

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SOLUTIONS: An executive order requiring government contractors to disclose campaign donations

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Under attack, credit raters turn to the First Amendment

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Under attack, credit rating agencies turn to the First Amendment

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Fed loophole lets lenders keep using college logos to pitch student loans

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Credit rating execs short on debt plan specifics for small audience at House hearing

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Broad reach of new consumer financial agency may fall short in some areas

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Tobacco company penalties may signal U.S. crackdown on industry practices overseas

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A flurry of federal enforcement action targeting payoffs by subsidiaries of two U.S. tobacco companies may signal a broader regulatory assau

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Border agents unwittingly freed suspects near border with weapons from federal sting

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ATF let hundreds of U.S. weapons fall into hands of suspected Mexican gunrunners

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Mexico demands information on controversial ATF gun investigation

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ATF orders immediate review of gun-running operation

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Rep. Issa, Attorney General Holder clash over ATF gun trafficking probe

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Obama pep talk to donors

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President aims to raise a cool $1 billion for his re-election campaign; GOP will build on 2010 success....

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Karl Rove-linked Crossroads has more than doubled its earlier fundraising goal of $120 million

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Crossroads political machine funded mostly by secret donors

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Consumer safety agency plans crowdsourced database

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Over the objections of manufacturers, the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) will launch a searchable, online database in March that

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New consumer agency won't survive if it focuses only on making rules

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Eroding budget erodes consumer safety

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Failure to protect consumers from unsafe products

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Limited ability to block dangerous imports

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Big polluters freed from environmental oversight by stimulus

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In the name of job creation and clean energy, the Obama administration has doled out billions of dollars in stimulus money to some of the na

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Climate change: hide the assessment

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Wisconsin firm receives energy grant despite chronic pollution problems

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Billionaire Clinton pal finally gets waiver from U.S. no-fly list

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The United States has issued a written apology to a jet-setting billionaire businessman and philanthropist with close ties to former Preside

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Justice Dept. drafts sweeping expansion of anti-terrorism act

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