Excluded groups want in on health information technology funding

By Kimberly Leonard

Economic stimulus package has $27 billion for health IT; excluded providers are fighting for a slice

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Switch to electronic health records could miss federal targets

By Fred Schulte and Emma Schwartz

Medicaid to get tougher on drug makers’ price reporting

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ANALYSIS: A new kind of house call

By Wendell Potter

Who will receive government checks, and who will not, if the government defaults?

By Alexandra Duszak

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

By Kimberly Leonard

Billions of unspent stimulus dollars slated for electronic health records are now a target for lawmakers searching the federal budget for cu

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FACT CHECK: President Obama, Romney both distort the facts

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Switch to electronic health records could miss federal targets

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Fact Check: Rep. Ryan's budget spin

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Medicare: An entitlement out of control

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Proposed bill aims to expand health IT funds to mental health providers

By Kimberly Leonard and Josh Israel

Stimulus bill left many providers out, but costs of including them may doom the measure....

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Health information technology: Incentives may not always serve intended purpose

By Josh Israel and Kimberly Leonard

Hospitals request government help in curbing possible billing abuses

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Analysis — A Canadian-style single-payer health system in Vermont?

By Wendell Potter

GOP senators call for overhaul of electronic health records program

By Fred Schulte

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Will digital technology reduce gap in health between rich and poor?

By Emma Schwartz

Two years ago, the Ethio American Health Center opened its doors in the nation’s capital, promising the country’s largest community of Ethio

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Are new digital networks part of the cure?

By Emma Schwartz

ANALYSIS: A smart investment in kids' health

By Wendell Potter

ANALYSIS: Despite GOP claims, U.S. health care nowhere near 'best' in the world

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ANALYSIS: Imagine primary care without the need for costly health insurance

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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

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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

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Traveling on the Abramoff plan

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Outsourcing Big Brother

By Adam Mayle and Alex Knott

WASHINGTON, December 17, 2002 — The Total Information Awareness System, the controversial Pentagon research program that aims to gather and

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Commentary — Total information awareness: A chance encounter raises questions

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FEMA's technology shortcomings could affect disaster response

By Laurel Adams

Inspector general says FEMA's failure to update its technology could hinder emergency response

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Post-Katrina FEMA still struggling

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FEMA hopes to finish preparedness report by year-end

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Hurricanes expose FEMA woes

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As FEMA funds run out, senators from states with most disasters oppose funding bill

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Free repository offers copies of PACER federal court records

By Traver Riggins

Want to see the federal indictment of a mortgage fraudster? You got it. Need the docket for a U.S. appeals court case? It’s yours. All with

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Anatomy of misconduct

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Breaking the rules

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SEC too lenient with secrecy requests, says watchdog

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SEC posts timeline for investor-protection reform work

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Independent GOP fundraising picks up steam

By Peter H. Stone

Another big name GOP veteran in Washington, lobbyist and operative Scott Reed, is jumping into the crowded field of independent groups raisi

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Karl Rove, GOP heavyweights find sugar daddies for groups influencing elections

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Obama groups raise $4-5 million in first two months

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Democrats maintain control of Senate

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PAC profile: Majority PAC

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Temporary foreign worker program has long-term problems

By Laurel Adams

The temporary foreign worker program, known as the H—1B visa, allows educated workers in specialty occupations to work in the United States

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$94 million visa security program is largely ineffective

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Facts American adults can learn from undocumented kids

By Susan Ferriss

Top lawmaker urges Obama to fill gov’t watchdog jobs

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Key senator ‘outraged’ by poor legal aid oversight

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