As Fannie, Freddie flounder, six top execs receive handsome rewards

By John Solomon and Julie Vorman

Obama administration approves $34 million in compensation without market analysis of executive pay

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Obama punting on Fannie, Freddie could prove costly

By Ben Protess

Why Fannie and Freddie continue to cost taxpayers billions

By Ben Protess

Reform Reading: Should Fannie and Freddie be cooperative(s)?

By Julie Vorman

Whistleblower: Fannie Mae bungled HAMP anti-foreclosure program

By Michael Hudson

Buyer beware

By David Heath

New consumer agency powerless against dishonest auto lending practices

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Report: Car loans include billions in undisclosed charges

By Keith Epstein

Virginians protest General Electric over foreclosures

By Amy Biegelsen and Emma Schwartz

Investigative armada unleashed on sub-prime mortgage mess

By Andrew Green

The roots of the financial crisis: Who is to blame?

By John Dunbar and David Donald

Overview: The black market in bluefin

By Marina Walker Guevara, Kate Willson and Marcos Garcia Rey

Along the Mediterranean coast of France, in the city of Montpellier, prosecutors are quietly putting on trial an ancient French tradition —

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Fishing nations approve overhaul of bluefin tuna tracking system

By Kate Willson and Marina Walker Guevara

Part I: A Mediterranean feeding frenzy

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Part III: Bluefin, Inc.

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NOAA nixes listing of Atlantic bluefin as endangered

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Broken elections, stolen votes

By Susan Q. Stranahan

Were the chaotic presidential elections of 2000 and 2004 an anomaly or a harbinger of things to come this November? Is democracy, as Karl Ro

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Voting rights battles re-emerge in the South

By Nick Andersen, Kassondra Cloos and Caitlin O’Donnell

Internet voting project cost Pentagon $73,809 per vote

By John Dunbar

Crossroads political machine funded mostly by secret donors

By Michael Beckel

PAC profile: Majority PAC

By Rachael Marcus

Cost of pursuing bin Laden? Half a trillion and climbing

By John Aloysius Farrell and Aaron Mehta

Cost of chasing bin Laden won't stop climbing with his death

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Osama bin Laden still at large

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A timeline of who won and who lost in the decade since the worst terror attacks on U.S. soil

By Sandy Johnson

The relentless pursuit of Osama bin Laden changed over 10 years

By John Solomon

Arrested Italian cell sheds light on Bin Laden's European network

By Leo Sisti and Maud S. Beelman

Weak laws, paltry resources hinder gun trafficking probes, say ATF backers

By David Heath

The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives is under fire, but supporters say the agency lacks the tools needed to conduct succe

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Current gun debate may not help beleaguered ATF

By Alan Berlow

ATF's struggle to close down firearms dealers

By Fred Schulte

Justice Department enacts rule for reporting of rifle sales along the Southwest border

By Corbin Hiar

New study affirms the grim role played by US guns in Mexican violence

By Aaron Mehta and R. Jeffrey Smith

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'Undetected rapists' on campus: A troubling plague of repeat offenders

By Jennifer Peebles and Kristen Lombardi

A chilling case of sexual assault at Texas A&M

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An uncommon outcome at Holy Cross

By Kristin Jones

Center's campus assault series part of Congressional hearing record

By Caitlin Ginley

Portland college students demand changes in sexual assault process

By Lee van der Voo

Justice Department launches probe into sexual assault at the University of Montana

By Gordon Witkin

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Medicare can’t identify top prescribers of addictive drugs

By The Center for Public Integrity and Joe Eaton

Medicare doesn't know if all the prescriptions it is paying for are being written by real doctors, says a new inspector general's report....

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States see importation as solution to high drug costs

By Victoria Kreha

Spending on lobbying thrives

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A record year for the pharmaceutical lobby in '07

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Senator seeks deadline for Medicare to prevent prescription drug fraud

By Joe Eaton

Exporting an epidemic

By Jim Morris

Human toll reaches millions as asbestos industry expands worldwide

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The Brockovich of Brazil

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A growing death toll in Mexico

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A toxic embrace

By Murali Krishnan and Shantanu Guha Ray

U.S. asbestos imports condemned by health experts, activists

By Jim Morris

The Brockovich of Brazil

By Jim Morris

Fernanda Giannasi fights a potent asbestos industry

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America’s asbestos age

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The world's asbestos behemoth

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