SEC too lenient with secrecy requests, says watchdog

By Julie Vorman

The Securities and Exchange Commission’s corporate finance unit is too quick to rubberstamp its approval when publicly-traded companies ask

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Reform reading: SEC tackles energy payments, conflict minerals next week

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U.S. energy, mining companies must disclose government payments

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Reform reading: What will Barney's replacement do?

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"Help wanted" to influence Dodd-Frank law

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WikiLeaks and the classification follies

By Julian Hattem

Egypt’s leader has trouble hearing, while Italy’s prime minister enjoys “partying hard.” The Sultan of Oman is too busy to read books. A dip

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Pentagon improves security clearance process but focus on quality still needed, report says

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Security clearance investigators must protect data, watchdog says

By Laurel Adams

Boxes of top secret documents go missing

By Aaron Mehta and R. Jeffrey Smith

White House sets "CUI" designation for sensitive government documents

By Amy Biegelsen

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"… t setting,” said Steven Aftergood, director of the Project on Government Secrecy at the American Federation of Scientists. “In many cases even Congress i …"

Excessive executive secrecy

By The Center for Public Integrity

More documents are classified under Bush despite initial promises of openness

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WikiLeaks and the classification follies

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White House sets "CUI" designation for sensitive government documents

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Boxes of top secret documents go missing

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State attorneys general not leaping to embrace HIPAA enforcement

By Kimberly Leonard

Congress gave state attorneys general authority to pursue HIPAA privacy and security breaches, but not much has happened

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Privacy advocates want stricter rules for online, patient-controlled health records

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Tentative security definition confuses health care providers, privacy groups

By Kimberly Leonard

Patient data safety rules widely disregarded, unenforced

By Joe Eaton

Health industry winning round on privacy of digital health records

By Emma Schwartz

Secrecy for Sale: Front men disguise the offshore game's real players

By David Leigh, Harold Frayman and James Ball

Inside the global offshore money maze.

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Inside the global offshore money maze

By Gerard Ryle, Marina Walker Guevara, Michael Hudson, Duncan Campbell, Stefan Candea and Nicky Hager

U.S. companies hiding revenue offshore

By The Center for Public Integrity

Inside the shell: Drugs, arms and tax scams

By Gerard Ryle

Secret documents expose offshore’s global impact

By Bill Buzenberg