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Contractor can't account for $9.8 million in project to aid Iraqi farmers

By Laurel Adams

IG questions almost $10 million in questionable costs billed by Iraqi farm contractor

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The struggle to police foreign subcontractors in Iraq and Afghanistan

By Nick Schwellenbach and Lagan Sebert

Only quarter of Pakistan aid money went directly to programs

By Laurel Adams

State and USAID struggle with contractors, putting billions at risk

By Laurel Adams

India: U.S. family planning aid in limbo

By Alexandra Duszak

$1 billion for anti-narco programs, and no central database to track it

By Laurel Adams

State Department doesn't have a central tracking mechanism for its $1 billion counter-narcotics programs

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ATF allegations, anger spread through Mexico

By Alejandra Xanic von Bertrab

Justice program in Mexico plagued by problems, report says

By Jeremy Borden

Only quarter of Pakistan aid money went directly to programs

By Laurel Adams

Policing the world

By Caitlin Ginley and Laurel Adams

The struggle to police foreign subcontractors in Iraq and Afghanistan

By Nick Schwellenbach and Lagan Sebert

To win hearts and minds in Afghanistan and Iraq, military experts want U.S. companies to contract with local firms for a variety of tasks li

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Windfalls of War: A decade of keeping government spending accountable

By Sandy Johnson

Baghdad bonanza

By Bill Buzenberg

KBR subcontractor in Iraq gets U.S. contracts despite human trafficking allegations

By Ben Wieder

Winning contractors

By The Center for Public Integrity and The Center for Public Integrity

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U.S. food aid must boost nutrition for long-term recipients, adopt sturdier packaging

By Laurel Adams

U.S. food aid must boost nutrition for long-term recipients, adopt sturdier packaging

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How U.S. policy on marketing tobacco overseas fell through the cracks in Malawi

By Maud S. Beelman and Zoë Davidson

USAID, Pentagon struggle to make water projects in Afghanistan sustainable

By Laurel Adams

Abt Associates

By Devin Varsalona

Only quarter of Pakistan aid money went directly to programs

By Laurel Adams

Policing the world

By Caitlin Ginley and Laurel Adams

U.S. spending on overseas police training has jumped nearly 2,000 percent in the past two decades

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USAID, Pentagon struggle to make water projects in Afghanistan sustainable

By Laurel Adams

US doesn't vet Afghan contractors well enough to ensure money doesn't fall into terrorist hands

By Laurel Adams

As Afghanistan contracting surges, who's following the money?

By Christine Spolar

Cutting through the fog of war

By Daniel Politi

State and USAID struggle with contractors, putting billions at risk

By Laurel Adams

Obama’s budget request for State Department and USAID included an 8 percent increase over last year, up to $55.7 billion, but the GAO has fo

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USAID, Pentagon struggle to make water projects in Afghanistan sustainable

By Laurel Adams

Only quarter of Pakistan aid money went directly to programs

By Laurel Adams

As Afghanistan contracting surges, who's following the money?

By Christine Spolar

Policing the world

By Caitlin Ginley and Laurel Adams

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Widespread fraud in Ivory Coast HIV/AIDS prevention programs

By Laurel Adams

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

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Thailand

By Sheetal Doshi

Zambia

By Victoria Kreha

India

By Sheetal Doshi

Vietnam

By Victoria Kreha

Only quarter of Pakistan aid money went directly to programs

By Laurel Adams

In an effort to bring stability to the underdeveloped and vulnerable tribal areas of Pakistan, the U.S. government launched an ambitious $30

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State and USAID struggle with contractors, putting billions at risk

By Laurel Adams

USAID, Pentagon struggle to make water projects in Afghanistan sustainable

By Laurel Adams

Policing the world

By Caitlin Ginley and Laurel Adams

India: U.S. family planning aid in limbo

By Alexandra Duszak

USAID, Pentagon struggle to make water projects in Afghanistan sustainable

By Laurel Adams

As U.S. troops draw down forces in Afghanistan over the next 18 to 24 months, what will happen to the water projects the U.S. spent millions

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State and USAID struggle with contractors, putting billions at risk

By Laurel Adams

As Afghanistan contracting surges, who's following the money?

By Christine Spolar

Policing the world

By Caitlin Ginley and Laurel Adams

Only quarter of Pakistan aid money went directly to programs

By Laurel Adams

Justice program in Mexico plagued by problems, report says

By Jeremy Borden

A U.S. Agency for International Development program aimed at helping Mexico improve its justice system has been plagued by the mismanagement

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ATF allegations, anger spread through Mexico

By Alejandra Xanic von Bertrab

Report challenges Mexico's choices in drug war

By The Associated Press

Reports on gun that killed U.S. agent highlight continuing flow of weapons to Mexico

By Gordon Witkin

Family, agents decry "reckless" ATF gun operation on Mexican border

By Amy Biegelsen

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