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Lombardi Named Nieman Fellow

Center Staff Writer Kristen Lombardi has been named a 2011 Neiman fellow. She is one of 24 journalists from the U.S. and abroad who will tak

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Lee and Thompson join Center for Public Integrity board

Actual innocence

By Neil Gordon

So much travel in so little time

By Robert Brodsky

Federal Election Commission

By The Center for Public Integrity

No guarantees at the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation

By John Solomon

Last November, the federal corporation charged with protecting Americans’ retirement funds issued an ominous public warning: the amount of p

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U.S. agency insuring pensions needs bigger, more active board

By Julie Vorman

Senior Dem calls for more oversight of pension entity after Center uncovers weakness

By John Solomon

Pension insurer criticized for switching investment strategies too frequently

By Alexandra Duszak

Traveling on the Abramoff plan

By Steve Henn

Health care reform emerges as new Olympian challenge

By Joe Eaton and Aaron Mehta

When a U.S. hockey player lays out a Canadian opponent, he need not worry about stitches, a concussion or knocked-out teeth. Unlike 46 milli

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Traveling on the Abramoff plan

By Steve Henn

Illinois Democrat gets eleventh hour boost from family-funded super PAC

By Michael Beckel

Obama bundlers closely tied to influence industry

By Michael Beckel

No lobbyists in Obama White House? Not quite

By Josh Israel

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Former Mayor Kilpatrick defies economic trends

By Aaron Mehta

On Tuesday, Detroit-based Compuware Corporation announced it was laying off 250 employees. On Thursday, it became clear where some of that m

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So much travel in so little time

By Robert Brodsky

Federal Election Commission

By The Center for Public Integrity

SBA emergency assistance failed for Katrina

By The Center for Public Integrity

Pentagon’s slow adaptation to a war-footing

By The Center for Public Integrity

Third annual Arab investigative journalism conference

By Simona Raetz

Our colleagues at the Arab Reporters for Investigative Journalism (ARIJ) are staging their third annual conference in Amman, Jordan, Novembe

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Center for Public Integrity embraces Google’s fast flip

By Bill Buzenberg

A million euros for Russian investigative reporting

By David E. Kaplan

New investigative award for Arab journalists

By David E. Kaplan

Ryle to lead int’l investigative consortium

Lee and Thompson join Center for Public Integrity board

Lee and Thompson join board

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Ellen Weiss named executive editor

The Center’s impact in 2010

By Bill Buzenberg

Our new name has a familiar ring to it

By Bill Buzenberg

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Chamber seeks cash from insurers, financial firms for new effort

By Peter H. Stone

Even as it plowed tens of millions of dollars into ads this year to help mostly Republicans notch Congressional victories, the U.S. Chamber

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U.S. Chamber boosts election budget to $75 million

By Peter H. Stone

Chamber spends early, often on GOP congressional candidates

By Peter H. Stone

Chamber of Commerce hires odd couple Evan Bayh and Andy Card for anti-regs roadshow

By Peter H. Stone

Eric Holder and the Chamber of Commerce

By Josh Israel

Conservative fund taps "Willie Horton" producer for new mosque ad

By Peter H. Stone

The American Future Fund, which aims to almost triple its issue advertisement spending for this year’s election, launched a hard-hitting tel

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Pro-Romney super PAC using media firms tied to Swift Boat, Willie Horton ads

By Josh Israel

The money pours in

By Derek Willis

FLS-DCI

By Chris Landers

527 Ad Spending Heavy in Midwestern States

By Derek Willis

End of DeLay probe raises broader questions about Justice Dept.

By Peter H. Stone

The Justice Department’s probe of the biggest Congressional target in the sprawling Abramoff scandal, ended not with a bang, but with a whim

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Abramoff travel ties

By Anupama Narayanswamy and Alex Knott

So much travel in so little time

By Robert Brodsky

Watchdog demands DOJ release records on DeLay investigation

By Laurel Adams

Traveling on the Abramoff plan

By Steve Henn

U.S. Chamber boosts election budget to $75 million

By Peter H. Stone

Tom Donohue, the combative president of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, is upping the ante for the fall elections....

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Chamber seeks cash from insurers, financial firms for new effort

By Peter H. Stone

Chamber spends early, often on GOP congressional candidates

By Peter H. Stone

Chamber of Commerce hires odd couple Evan Bayh and Andy Card for anti-regs roadshow

By Peter H. Stone

Chamber of Commerce ad slams California Democrat

By Josh Israel and Aaron Mehta

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