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'Panama Papers' law firm raided by Panama's national police
By
Martha M. Hamilton
April 13, 2016
Debunked: Terrorist attacks often occur in clusters
By
Lauren Chadwick
April 12, 2016
Federal Election Commission dismisses complaint against rapper
By
Michael Beckel
April 8, 2016
How ‘Citizens United’ is helping Hillary Clinton win the White House
By
Dave Levinthal
April 7, 2016
Center for Public Integrity’s ICIJ rocks the world with #PanamaPapers
By
Peter Bale
April 6, 2016
Global military spending is increasing
By
Lauren Chadwick
April 6, 2016
Accountability
'Panama Papers' law firm raided by Panama's national police
By
Martha M. Hamilton
April 13, 2016
'The leak of the century'
By
Peter Bale
April 8, 2016
Center for Public Integrity’s ICIJ rocks the world with #PanamaPapers
By
Peter Bale
April 6, 2016
National Security
Debunked: Terrorist attacks often occur in clusters
By
Lauren Chadwick
April 12, 2016
Global military spending is increasing
By
Lauren Chadwick
April 6, 2016
Obama's nuclear security summits end with unfinished work
By
Patrick Malone
April 2, 2016
Defense contractor employees give the most money to Hillary Clinton
By
Alexander Cohen
April 1, 2016
Nuclear Security: A vital goal but a distant prospect
By
R. Jeffrey Smith
March 28, 2016
Report: Brussels suicide bombers sought radioactive materials
By
Patrick Malone
March 24, 2016
Buying of the President 2016
Pro-Trump super PAC wants your money
By
Cady Zuvich
April 12, 2016
How ‘Citizens United’ is helping Hillary Clinton win the White House
By
Dave Levinthal
April 7, 2016
Politics
Pro-Trump super PAC wants your money
By
Cady Zuvich
April 12, 2016
Federal Election Commission dismisses complaint against rapper
By
Michael Beckel
April 8, 2016
How ‘Citizens United’ is helping Hillary Clinton win the White House
By
Dave Levinthal
April 7, 2016
Inside Hillary Clinton's big-money cavalry
By
Dave Levinthal
April 7, 2016
Bernie Sanders hopes ad blast will win Wisconsin
By
Cady Zuvich
April 5, 2016
How Big Tobacco lobbies to safeguard e-cigarettes
By
Nicholas Kusnetz
March 25, 2016
Finance
Virginia officials keep title-loan records private
By
Fred Schulte
April 1, 2016
Members of Congress call for reforms to bulk mortgage sales
By
Jared Bennett
March 3, 2016
Unequal Risk
Dying depositions
By
Jie Jenny Zou
March 28, 2016
Length of depositions not widely regulated
By
Jie Jenny Zou
March 28, 2016
Forty-two years later, OSHA OKs rule protecting workers from silica
By
Jamie Smith Hopkins
March 24, 2016
Compensation program for sick nuclear workers plagued by problems, ombudsman finds
By
Jamie Smith Hopkins
March 21, 2016
Medicare
Yet another whistleblower alleges Medicare Advantage fraud
By
Fred Schulte
March 4, 2016
Some Medicare Advantage plans overcharged the government by billions of dollars and got away with it
By
Fred Schulte
December 18, 2015
White House wants more aggressive effort on Medicare, Medicaid billing errors
By
Fred Schulte
September 3, 2015
Medicare Advantage plans padded charges on home visits, whistleblower says
By
Fred Schulte
August 12, 2015
Obamacare research institute plans to spend $3.5 billion, but critics question its worth
By
Fred Schulte
August 4, 2015
More Medicare Advantage audits reveal overcharges
By
Fred Schulte
July 10, 2015
Juvenile Justice
Proposed Georgia budget shifts money to community programs for juveniles
By
Sarah Barr
and
Juvenile Justice Information Exchange
March 22, 2016
Virginia drops charges against boy who was subject of Center probe
By
Susan Ferriss
March 15, 2016
Science for Sale
Senators seek better conflict disclosures for scientific articles
By
David Heath
March 31, 2016
Brokers of junk science?
By
Jie Jenny Zou
February 18, 2016
Who’s Calling the Shots in State Politics?
How Big Tobacco lobbies to safeguard e-cigarettes
By
Nicholas Kusnetz
March 25, 2016
E-cigarette laws written with the help of Reynolds American
By
Nicholas Kusnetz
and
Jared Bennett
March 25, 2016
Environmental Justice, Denied
Residents of minority communities decry dumping of toxic coal ash
By
Talia Buford
February 5, 2016
Civil Rights Commission to hold hearing on environmental justice
By
Kristen Lombardi
and
Talia Buford
February 4, 2016
Commentary: The deeper meaning of Flint
By
Jim Morris
January 25, 2016
Steel mill that never was 'casts a shadow' on EPA Office of Civil Rights
By
Talia Buford
and
Kristen Lombardi
December 18, 2015
Broadband
Government has advantage in net-neutrality court face-off
By
Oghene Oyiborhoro
December 3, 2015
Cell phone lobby win means 'more people will die'
By
Allan Holmes
September 29, 2015
White House report says lack of competition barrier to broadband adoption
By
Allan Holmes
September 21, 2015
Airwaves auction may shrink — not increase — wireless competition
By
Allan Holmes
July 15, 2015
Hard Labor
Shattered victims of 'La Bestia' seek help for their desperate countrymen
By
Maryam Jameel
December 21, 2015
Reform in Costa Rica signals new strategy against lethal epidemic
By
Sasha Chavkin
July 29, 2015
On Workers' Memorial Day 2015, an appeal to control toxic substances
By
Jim Morris
April 28, 2015
Job-related deaths among Latino, contract workers rose in 2013
By
Talia Buford
April 22, 2015
Inside Publici
Why do you read investigative journalism?
By
The Center for Public Integrity
April 13, 2016
BULLETIN - CPI's ICIJ unit has huge impact with Panama Papers
By
Peter Bale
April 4, 2016
Center unit, the ICIJ, releases Panama Papers
South Carolina collaboration wins state press association award
By
The Center for Public Integrity
March 22, 2016
Center wins SABEW Award for Mobile Home Reporting
By
William Gray
March 17, 2016
Feeding the political beast
By
Peter Bale
March 17, 2016
