Lobbyists rush to block EPA action on climate change

By Marianne Lavelle

Like a lot of industry groups, the farm lobby says it would prefer that Congress tackle climate change rather than leaving the job to the bu

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Paper mill air pollution standards 25 years out of date, environmental groups sue EPA

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EPA appears firm on limiting air toxics at coal power plants

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Bush's choice of EPA advisers signals tilt toward industry

By Josey Ballenger

Toxic mercury from coal plants unregulated

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Commentary: Judiciary should let sunshine in to reduce public skepticism

By Charles Lewis

WASHINGTON, June 8, 2001 — More than any time in recent memory, the American people have reasonable doubts about the integrity of the judici

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Judges often ignore trip disclosure rules

By Chris Young and John Dunbar

Millions of federal court records are being destroyed to save money

By Maya Rhodan

Anniversary of 'Citizens United' decision draws protesters

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FACT CHECK: Obama eats his words on overturning health care law

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Commentary: Total information awareness: A chance encounter raises questions

LONDON, December 22, 2000 — In early November, the United States came within a pen stroke of dramatically curtailing the news medias freedom

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The more things stay the same: Senate Democratic, Republican leaders re-elected

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Draft legislation undercuts Bush domestic spying rationale

WikiLeaks and the classification follies

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Interview: Not in the U.S. of A?

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Bush's choice of EPA advisers signals tilt toward industry

By Josey Ballenger

February 12, 2001 — The composition of the team that advised George W. Bush on the Environmental Protection Agency during his transition to

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Bush EPA chief urges action on chemical hazards

By Alice Su

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Lobbyists rush to block EPA action on climate change

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Former Bush EPA chief sounds alarm on chemical security

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"… irector in venture capital. (Carlyle is headed by former Defense Secretary Frank Carlucci, who has recruited several ex-Reagan and Bush staffers, including former S …"

Commentary: Lawsuit against Clean Air Act by members of Congress

By Curtis Moore

WASHINGTON, September 5, 2000 — For nearly a quarter-century, almost since the very day of his swearing in as a U.S. senator, Utah Republica

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Fiscal cliff, elections boost spending on lobbying

By Dave Levinthal

Senate lobbying data revamp causing problems for data watchdogs

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Bank of America, unions among newly named inauguration sponsors

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No longer on staff

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White House visitor log too big for some spreadsheets

By Gabriel Debenedetti

The White House pledged to “increase governmental transparency” by publishing its visitor access records but the downloadable database may

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New gov’t contractor integrity database will be off-limits to public

Description of citizenship database available – if you’re willing to pay nearly $112,000

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Requiring federal contractors to disclose political donations could raise legal challenges

By Laurel Adams

Proposed Obama order requiring federal contractors to disclose contributions under fire

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Winning contractors – An update

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GSA tracks contractors’ work in database off-limits to public

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The big business of small business

By Elizabeth Brown

Surge in outsourcing creates problems in performance, oversight

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27 Obama bundlers have already topped $500,000

By Peter H. Stone and Aaron Mehta

Obama team raises stakes for its bundlers, seeking $700,000 over two years

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Tracking the great bundler migration: Republican edition

By Aaron Mehta

Obama 'bundlers' hauled in more than $33 million last quarter

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Obama, first lady, VP combine for 45 fundraisers since official campaign launch

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Obama rewards big bundlers with jobs, commissions, stimulus money, government contracts, and more

By Fred Schulte, John Aloysius Farrell and Jeremy Borden

Democrats and Republicans alike are exploiting new fundraising loophole

By Peter H. Stone

FEC advisory opinion gives candidates leeway to have contact with super PACs

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Filings reveal previously unknown Romney bundlers

By Michael Beckel

Bain execs spent nearly $5 million on Romney’s White House runs, records show

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PAC profile: Restore Our Future

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Chris Christie on hunt for D.C. campaign cash

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Anatomy of misconduct

By Steve Weinburg

There's much to learn when a trial goes terribly wrong

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Breaking the rules

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Methodology, The Team for Harmful Error

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Changing an office's culture

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