Campus assault series wins Dart Award

A Center for Public Integrity collaboration with NPR was recognized with a Peabody award for NPR

An Energy Department contractor has an unusual explanation for a 44 percent cost overrun on a project to clean up millions of gallons of liq

An estimated $48 billion went to improper Medicare payments last year, out of the $509 billion spent on health care for elderly and disabled

Poor residents of Washington, D.C. receive the worst internet service and pay three times more than wealthier neighborhoods, according to a

A review of HIV/AIDS prevention programs in Ivory Coast finds that millions of dollars in aid was blatantly misused by non-governmental orga

A study reveals children’s health insurance status is closely aligned with that of their parents. The health care reform law would expand he

The IRS allowed $33 million in erroneous tax credits for alternative-fuel motor vehicles last year. A review by the Treasury inspector gene

For the past 10 years, the Pentagon has required a clause against human-trafficking on military contracts, but a review by the inspector gen

U.S. District Judge Roger Vinson, who ruled Monday that the health care reform law is unconstitutional, holds financial investments in healt