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For federal deficit reduction commission, Medicare changes may be easier said than done

By Gordon Witkin

The salvo fired Wednesday by the co-chairs of a federal deficit reduction commission made clear that a host of budgetary sacred cows are in

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Michael Jackson's doctor, other convicted felons, still listed as Medicare providers

By Joe Eaton

Grassley, Wyden introduce bill to make Medicare data public

By Joe Eaton

Have you seen a new doctor since enrolling in Medicare?

Jon Huntsman's $1 trillion mistake

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Continuing impact from Center series

By Kristen Lombardi

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. And as commemorating events get underway nationwide, the Center for Public Integrity’s recent proje

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Reporter's toolkit: Investigating sexual assault on your campus

By iWatch News

Campus Sexual Assault Statistics Don’t Add Up

By Kristen Lombardi and Kristin Jones

Notre Dame case highlights complexities of campus sexual assault investigations

By Kristen Lombardi

Reed College still struggling with campus sexual assault policies

By Lee van der Voo

Biden, Duncan highlight new federal guidance on campus sex assault probes

By Kristen Lombardi

Obama administration hopes new policies will address problems raised by Center series.

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IMPACT: Official calls mishandling of sexual assault cases 'staggering'

By Sarah Favot

Barriers Curb Reporting on Campus Sexual Assault

By Kristin Jones

Reed College still struggling with campus sexual assault policies

By Lee van der Voo

GAO says Pentagon IG is still adrift on investigating sexual assaults

By Evan Bush

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Health industry gave millions to state officials involved in lawsuit

By Caitlin Ginley

The state officials who joined together to file a lawsuit challenging health care reform have collectively received at least $5 million in c

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In Congressional races, money talked all the way to the voting booth

By Kathryn Wallace and Marianne Holt

Michael Jackson's doctor, other convicted felons, still listed as Medicare providers

By Joe Eaton

ANALYSIS: The health care industry's stranglehold on Congress

By Wendell Potter

ANALYSIS: Are insurers influencing health reform's rules behind closed doors?

By Wendell Potter

Tom Harkin — Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee

By Caitlin Ginley

Veteran Iowa Democrat Tom Harkin assumed the chairmanship of the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee in 2009 following th

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Debbie Stabenow — Senate Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry Committee

By Josh Israel

Senate chairs: Democrats have deep ties to industries they oversee

By Josh Israel and Aaron Mehta

The top ten PACs that will miss Chris Dodd

By Aaron Mehta and Josh Israel

Capitol Hill stem-cell backers received health industry dollars

By M. Asif Ismail and Christine Morente

Paul Ryan — Budget Committee

By Caitlin Ginley

Paul Ryan went to Congress at the age of 28, representing Wisconsin’s 1st congressional district, which includes farm communities as well as

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Jon Huntsman's $1 trillion mistake

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Gov't auditors doubt legality of Medicare bonuses

By The Associated Press

Is Michael Jackson's doctor disqualified from Medicare? Or are two senators mistaken?

By Joe Eaton

GAO: Almost a tenth of Medicare spending was improper

By Laurel Adams

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C.W. Bill Young — Appropriations Subcommittee on Defense

By Caitlin Ginley

C.W. Bill Young is the most senior Republican serving in the U.S. House and a fixture in Florida politics. First elected in 1970, he represe

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The Murtha Method

By The Center for Public Integrity

Leaked document reveals six “Murtha Method” Reps. under investigation

By Nick Schwellenbach

Earmarks lobbyist indicted for illegal campaign contribution scheme

By Nick Schwellenbach

A ‘Murtha Method’ encore

By Nick Schwellenbach

West Virginia could pull ahead on ethics front

By Caitlin Ginley

West Virginia stands to gain at least 21 points in our States of Disclosure project, following passage of an ethics bill yesterday in the H

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Louisiana, Mississippi movin’ up; 20 states still flunk

By Caitlin Ginley

IMPACT: A call for ethics reform in South Carolina

By Caitlin Ginley

Package of bills seeks ethics reform in North Dakota

By Nicholas Kusnetz

FACT CHECK: Santorum says English before statehood?

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Troubled school inspectors slip through state's oversight

By Erica Perez and Corey G. Johnson

Troubled school inspectors are slipping through regulatory cracks

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Medicare: An entitlement out of control

By David Nather

If Congress had known in 1965 how expensive Medicare would become, it might not have approved the program in the first place. So Lyndon John

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GOP deficit-cutters eye health IT stimulus funds as Obama’s point man leaves

By Kimberly Leonard

FACT CHECK: Bachmann wrongly calls the health care law the largest entitlement program in history

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Analysis – Pay much attention to the insurers behind the curtain

By Wendell Potter

FACT CHECK: President Obama, Romney both distort the facts

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