Analysis — ‘Reframing’ the debate to make insurers look poor

By Wendell Potter

While the country was struggling to emerge from a recession, and more and more of us were struggling with no medical coverage, the big for-p

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ANALYSIS: Insurers value profits over people

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ANALYSIS: 'Occupy Wall Street' should also take aim at health insurance companies

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ANALYSIS: The profit in keeping you ignorant

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Aetna, Humana, other insurers mull new group to influence November races

By Peter H. Stone

Homeland Security’s billion-dollar bet on better communications

By Sarah Laskow

Interoperability money aids Motorola and other contractors, but are first responders better off?

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Interoperability: A priority for Homeland Security?

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FEMA's technology shortcomings could affect disaster response

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First responders still can’t communicate

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FEMA program finances dubious counter-terror toys

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The state of the President's finances: Can Estrada explain his wealth? Part one

By Yvonne T. Chua, Sheila Coronel and Vinia M. Datinguinoo

MANILA, Philippines, July 23, 2000 — This two-part series was originally published on the website of the Philippine Center of Investigative

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The state of the President's finances: Can Estrada explain his wealth? Part two

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Wives and children live lavish lifestyle

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The state of the President's finances: Can Estrada explain his wealth? Part two

By Yvonne T. Chua, Sheila Coronel and Vinia M. Datinguinoo

July 23, 2000 — This two-part series was originally published on the website of the Philippine Center of Investigative Journalism (PCIJ) on

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When the Democrats wined and dined, here's who paid the piper

By Josey Ballenger

WASHINGTON, September 14, 2000 — Anyone who thought the Democratic National Convention was only about presidential nominee Al Gore must have

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The anatomy of a misleading fundraising email

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Text messages, Google ads target Virginia Democrats

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PMA lobbyist pleads guilty

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DCCC's most vulnerable House members reaped millions in 2012

By Michael Beckel

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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

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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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Antibiotics in livestock fuel debate over hazardous meat and poultry

By Andrew Mach

Farmers and ranchers still use large amounts of antibiotics in raising livestock, which breeds and passes to humans drug-resistant bacteria

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Analysis — Are seniors paying attention to Paul Ryan's plan for Medicare?

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PhRMA's envoys

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Drug industry influence timeline

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Surrogates for their agenda

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Million-dollar donation in Indiana race may skirt limits on corporate giving

By Paul Abowd

D.C.-based Republican Governors Association uses super PAC to move $1 million to GOP candidate in Indiana.

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GOP super PAC men seek to overturn donation limits

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Fund-raising groups at a glance

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Impending ban hasn't stopped soft money rush by presidential hopefuls

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Political inaction committees: How political action committees are spending your donations

By Josh Israel, Aaron Mehta and Gabriel Debenedetti

Excerpts from this story referencing "Mitch Daniels":

"… 004 and 2008, its PAC also gave a total of nearly $3.9 million directly to Mitch Daniels’ successful bids for Indiana governor, according to the National Institu …"

Clean Air case yields rare criminal convictions in New York

By Sam Pearson

A NY coke plant and its environmental manager, convicted of felony Clean Air violations, await sentencing -- as residents push for relief.

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Award-winning Center series looks at toxic, sometimes hidden chemical releases

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Where regulators failed, citizens took action — testing their own air

By Elizabeth Shogren, Kristen Lombardi and Sandra Bartlett

Many Americans left behind in the quest for cleaner air

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EPA's Toxics Release Inventory doesn't offer full picture of pollution

By Corbin Hiar