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Obama speech: Ambitious goals overshadow spending restraints

By John Solomon

Center Fact Check of President Obama’s State of the Union Address Incorporates New Technology with Old-Style Journalism...

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

By Ronnie Greene and Matthew Mosk

The weekly watchdog: Sept. 12 - Sept. 16

By Bill Buzenberg

Solyndra executives will take the Fifth before Congress

By Matthew Mosk

States slow to spend stimulus energy efficiency money, investigators find

By John Solomon

U.S. states have failed to spend the vast majority of 2009 stimulus money they received to encourage renewable energy and efficiency, the En

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Few stimulus-financed energy projects were ‘shovel ready’

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Energy Dept. offered to put private investors ahead of taxpayers if Solyndra went bankrupt

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Stimulating hypocrisy: Scores of Recovery Act opponents sought money out of public view

By John Solomon and Aaron Mehta

Recovery board foiled by its own effort to track stimulus spending

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Where are the watchdogs?

By John Solomon

Faced with record deficits and expanding federal responsibilities, politicians from President Barack Obama on down routinely talk about the

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Anti-whistleblower track record continues

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Pentagon failed to protect whistleblowers

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Arlington cemetery management failed whistleblower

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Pentagon watchdog weak on whistleblowers

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Homebuilders leave trough hungry, despite lobby blitz

By Joe Eaton

All fingers point at the housing mess as a primary trigger for the current recession, but so far the homebuilding industry has been left in

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Stimulating hypocrisy: Scores of Recovery Act opponents sought money out of public view

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DOT criticized for vagueness on $9.5 billion in projects

By Aaron Mehta

Recovery board foiled by its own effort to track stimulus spending

By John Solomon

Tea Party founder, Texans among those asking for stimulus funds

By Julie Vorman

Obama stimulus plan may harm environment

By Joe Eaton

The Obama $800 billion stimulus package could stimulate headaches for environmentalists and smart growth advocates who fear that the urgency

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DOT criticized for vagueness on $9.5 billion in projects

By Aaron Mehta

Tea Party founder, Texans among those asking for stimulus funds

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Recovery board foiled by its own effort to track stimulus spending

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Homebuilders leave trough hungry, despite lobby blitz

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Health care fraud cases drop despite bigger budget

By Joe Eaton

The official line at the Department of Justice is that investigators are battling Medicare and Medicaid fraud like never before. But the mos

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Medicaid to get tougher on drug makers’ price reporting

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Grassley, Wyden introduce bill to make Medicare data public

By Joe Eaton

Medicare fraud out of control

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Analysis — Death panels, fact and fiction

By Wendell Potter

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Government transparency under Obama misses the mark

By Jim Morris

To mark Sunshine Week, open-government groups are assessing President Barack Obama’s pledge to make the federal bureaucracy more open and le

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State Department FOIA requests unanswered four long years later

By Josh Israel

FOIA, meet POIA: Advocates will push for it again in 2011

By Amy Biegelsen

SEC hurries to clarify new FOIA exemption amid uproar

By Ariel Wittenberg

SEC loses short-lived FOIA exemption in financial reform law

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Stimulus recipient, polluter gives Dems $10 million credit line

By Kristen Lombardi

The White House is taking on dirty sources of energy like coal. But the presidential convention could be financed from an unlikely source —

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Shake-ups at high-profile coal industry group

By Marianne Lavelle

Coal-fired plant under attack, but may still have some important backers

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The ‘clean coal’ lobbying blitz

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Energy projects lag in stimulus spending

By Gary Cohn

Who will pay for Obama’s big day?

By Caitlin Ginley

President-Elect Obama is carrying his theme of change through the inauguration, where, as reported, he is limiting the amount individuals ca

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Obama to mix policy with politics

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FACT CHECK: The state of Obama’s facts

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White House acknowledges visitor logs are incomplete

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Press secretary says visitor logs incomplete despite months touting transparency

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U.S. Chamber boosts election budget to $75 million

By Peter H. Stone

Obama names another bundler to be ambassador to Luxembourg

By Fred Schulte

IMPACT: Obama orders up government-wide accountability board

By Ben Wieder

Bundlers advise on economic recovery

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