D.C. council passes ethics code, but does it pass our ethics survey?

By Caitlin Ginley

Earlier this week the District of Columbia Council unanimously approved emergency legislation to establish the city’s first “Code of Officia

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"… ely prevent conflicts of interest. Council member — and former mayor — Marion Barry, who recently came under fire for allegedly awarding a city contract to hi …"

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

By Charles Lewis

Arlen Specter’s switch could prove costly

By Aaron Mehta

Excerpts from this story referencing "Marion Barry":

"… ers that incumbent Sasser was “sending Tennessee money to Washington, to Marion Barry,” the embattled black mayor convicted in a drug scandal.Sasser and other …"

Super PACs invest in D.C. Council race

By Michael Beckel

Two groups boosted Republican Patrick Mara during unsuccessful D.C. Council bid.

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Lax state rules provide cover for sponsors of attack ads

By Alan Suderman

GOP senators urge FCC to avoid new disclosure rules

By Michael Beckel

Campaign finance reformers gain new ally

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New questions raised over Aaron Schock's fundraising efforts

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Excerpts from this story referencing "Marion Barry":

"… Employees labor union and several local political heavyweights, including Marion Barry, the former D.C. mayor who now represents the 8th Ward in the southeastern …"