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• A Disability Epidemic Among a Railroad’s Retirees (New York Times), September 21, 2008, posted on November 12, 2008
• Tulsa County leads state in derailments, injuries (Tulsa World), September 14, 2008, posted on November 12, 2008
• Some Clinton Fund-Raisers Are Still Simmering (New York Times), August 27, 2008, posted on October 20, 2008
• Hospital death rates unveiled for first-time comparison (USA Today), August 21, 2008, posted on October 06, 2008
• As Donors, Lobbyists Often Favor One Party (New York Times), August 13, 2008, posted on October 06, 2008
• Money as a Weapon (Washington Post), August 11, 2008, posted on October 06, 2008
• Population growth around North Texas dams increases risks (Dallas Morning News), August 03, 2008, posted on September 21, 2008
• Little progress made in bridge repairs across US (Associated Press), July 31, 2008, posted on September 21, 2008
• Lobbyist Reports Show $181,000 for McCain (New York Times), July 27, 2008, posted on September 14, 2008
• On the Money Trail, Twice the Challenge (Washington Post), July 27, 2008, posted on September 16, 2008
• Crime & Punishment (Toronto Star), July 19, 2008, posted on September 14, 2008
• The painful truth about Nevada (Las Vegas Sun), July 06, 2008, posted on August 20, 2008
• Flood victims fear lessons of 2006 forgotten (Albany Times Union), June 29, 2008, posted on August 14, 2008
• Pollies splash out on 'study tours' (National Nine News), June 20, 2008, posted on August 20, 2008
• U.S. Army Aviation Accidents Prove Costly (Aerospace Daily & Defense Report), June 17, 2008, posted on July 22, 2008
• Nursing Homes in Utah (Salt Lake Tribune), June 13, 2008, posted on July 22, 2008
• Over the Limit (Center for Public Integrity), June 12, 2008, posted on July 22, 2008
• Home by home, crisis engulfs nation (Dayton Daily News), June 08, 2008, posted on July 20, 2008
• Pet projects abound despite outrage at Congress (Associated Press), June 08, 2008, posted on July 20, 2008
• Borrowed time (Columbus Dispatch), June 01, 2008, posted on July 20, 2008
• Former Bush donors now giving to Obama's campaign (McClatchy Newspapers), May 30, 2008, posted on July 07, 2008
• For Barr's PAC, 'it costs money to raise money' (Atlanta Journal-Constitution), May 18, 2008, posted on June 19, 2008
• Aging systems releasing sewage into rivers, streams (Gannett News Service), May 08, 2008, posted on June 15, 2008
• Iowa pollution perils lurk among buried fuel tanks (Des Moines Register), May 06, 2008, posted on June 01, 2008
• NASA employees big spenders on government credit (Houston Chronicle), May 04, 2008, posted on June 01, 2008
• RV Crash Deaths Under Investigation (KIRO-TV), April 25, 2008, posted on June 01, 2008
• Baucus staffers in lobbyist pipeline (Missoulian), April 13, 2008, posted on May 09, 2008
• Lakewood Ranch top area hospital in patient survey (Sarasota Herald-Tribune), April 08, 2008, posted on May 02, 2008
• Concern rises over Spurs' safety (San Antonio Express-News), April 04, 2008, posted on June 01, 2008
• McCain Faces Test in Wooing Elite Donors (New York Times), March 31, 2008, posted on May 02, 2008
• Colleges' Earmarks Grow, Amid Criticism (Chronicle of Higher Education), March 28, 2008, posted on April 27, 2008
• Absent Liberals under fire for giving Tories de facto majority (Ottawa Citizen), March 27, 2008, posted on May 25, 2008
• AP Probe Finds Drugs in Drinking Water (Associated Press), March 09, 2008, posted on April 06, 2008
• How liver surgeries cut short patients’ lives (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review), March 09, 2008, posted on April 15, 2008
• Fatality rate on Md. 75 is triple national average (Frederick News-Post), March 02, 2008, posted on March 25, 2008
• Rural Iowa poised for hit from foreclosure problems (Des Moines Register), February 24, 2008, posted on March 17, 2008
• Witnesses Wait (Living On Earth), February 22, 2008, posted on March 14, 2008
• Study: Seniors Fell Victim To Katrina (Scripps Howard News Service), February 21, 2008, posted on March 17, 2008
• Delays of the land (Las Vegas Sun), February 17, 2008, posted on March 17, 2008
• The Cruelest Cuts (Charlotte Observer), February 10, 2008, posted on March 03, 2008
• W.Va. bridges inspected less often than most other states, data show (Charleston Gazette), February 03, 2008, posted on February 16, 2008
• Lobbyists find more ways to bond with lawmakers (USA Today), January 31, 2008, posted on February 16, 2008
• Late inspections of bridges put travelers at risk (MSNBC), January 30, 2008, posted on February 05, 2008
• A Taxing Matter (Chronicle of Philanthropy), January 18, 2008, posted on January 30, 2008
• Athletes' big post-NFL paychecks are rare (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review), January 06, 2008, posted on January 18, 2008
• Potent Pills: More foster kids getting mood-altering drugs (Rochester Democrat & Chronicle), December 09, 2007, posted on January 07, 2008
• Nevada Learns to Cash In on Sales of Federal Land (New York Times), December 03, 2007, posted on December 10, 2007
• FDA's Fast Track designation more help to investors than patients (Plain Dealer), December 02, 2007, posted on December 10, 2007
• Megachurches Add Local Economy to Their Mission (New York Times), November 23, 2007, posted on November 23, 2007
• Behind the meltdown: No-proof loans fed mortgage bubble (Sacramento Bee), November 18, 2007, posted on November 22, 2007
• Polluters not reporting to federal index (Prince George Citizen), November 17, 2007, posted on November 22, 2007
• Even billionaires get fed handouts (Scripps Howard News Service), November 17, 2007, posted on November 23, 2007
• Analysis: wait times at airports growing (Gannett News Service), November 09, 2007, posted on November 22, 2007
• What's Behind the Race Gap (New York Times), November 04, 2007, posted on November 19, 2007
• Deadly danger lies on Valley's rural roads (Fresno Bee), October 28, 2007, posted on November 19, 2007
• Inaction on power-plant emissions adds to mercury dangers (Gannett News Service), October 28, 2007, posted on November 22, 2007
• Airbags raise new alarms (Sacramento Bee), October 21, 2007, posted on November 06, 2007
• Time to respond (The Intelligencer), October 21, 2007, posted on November 14, 2007
• Paul leads in donations from military voters, with Obama next (Houston Chronicle), October 18, 2007, posted on November 06, 2007
• The Favor Factory (Seattle Times), October 14, 2007, posted on October 29, 2007
• FEMA sent $9 million after October Storm, favoring those with flood damage (Buffalo News), October 13, 2007, posted on October 29, 2007
• Reframing the city's crime rank (Dallas Morning News), October 01, 2007, posted on October 25, 2007
• Towns, schools, counties want a friend in Washington (Bergen Record), September 30, 2007, posted on October 22, 2007
• Incredible shrinking paycheck (Akron Beacon-Journal), September 30, 2007, posted on October 25, 2007
• Saving Babies: Exposing Sudden Infant Death in America (Scripps Howard News Service), September 24, 2007, posted on October 25, 2007
• McCain vs. Thompson: Differences are subtle (Arizona Republic), September 20, 2007, posted on October 13, 2007
• Local firms benefit from federal dollars (Poughkeepsie Journal), September 16, 2007, posted on September 26, 2007
• U.S. ships unsafe products (Sacramento Bee), September 09, 2007, posted on September 15, 2007
• FEMA paid millions to homes outside storm paths (Florida Today), September 02, 2007, posted on September 08, 2007
• 2004 damage and funds grew by storm (Fort Myers News-Press), September 02, 2007, posted on September 08, 2007
• Obama leads with corporate crowd (Chicago Tribune), September 02, 2007, posted on September 08, 2007
• FEMA process confuses many (Fort Myers News-Press), August 30, 2007, posted on September 08, 2007
• Pain Medicine Use Has Nearly Doubled (Associated Press), August 20, 2007, posted on August 27, 2007
• How Rove Directed Federal Assets for GOP Gains (Washington Post), August 19, 2007, posted on August 23, 2007
• A matter of safety: Utah's coal mines repeatedly break rules (Deseret Morning News), August 19, 2007, posted on August 27, 2007
• 57 bridges in area rate 'deficient' (Philadelphia Inquirer), August 19, 2007, posted on August 27, 2007
• In Fundraising's Murky Corners (Washington Post), August 13, 2007, posted on August 26, 2007
• Street of broken dreams (Orange County Register), August 12, 2007, posted on August 23, 2007
• Franklin truck firm's fines among highest in industry (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel), August 12, 2007, posted on August 23, 2007
• Drunken, distracted drivers at fault in many fatal crashes (Times of Northwest Indiana), August 06, 2007, posted on August 08, 2007
• Crime data brings stats into focus (Birmingham News), August 05, 2007, posted on August 05, 2007
• Tax data: Katrina evacuees putting down local roots (Mobile Register), August 05, 2007, posted on August 08, 2007
• Two dozen O.C. bridges rated as 'deficient' (Orange County Register), August 05, 2007, posted on August 19, 2007
• CEOs of Isle healthcare nonprofits get top pay (Honululu Advertiser), August 05, 2007, posted on August 19, 2007
• A Look at the Fund-Raising of a G.O.P. Noncandidate (New York Times), August 03, 2007, posted on August 05, 2007
• Nevadans live hard, risk lives (Las Vegas Sun), July 01, 2007, posted on July 02, 2007
• Justice capsized? (Baltimore Sun), June 24, 2007, posted on June 27, 2007
• Escondido had 25 percent of county's illegal immigrant arrests in May (North County Times), June 24, 2007, posted on July 02, 2007
• Defense Contractors Reap Windfall in 2005 Earmarks (Sunlight Foundation), June 12, 2007, posted on June 20, 2007
• From near and far (St. Petersburg Times), June 10, 2007, posted on June 12, 2007
• In the Danger Zone (Mobile Register), June 10, 2007, posted on June 15, 2007
• Playing with fire (Fresno Bee), June 10, 2007, posted on June 18, 2007
• Charity scams bust public trust (Toronto Star), June 02, 2007, posted on June 13, 2007
• The Hornet's Sting: Inside Ottawa's Parking Ticket System (Ottawa Citizen), June 02, 2007, posted on June 15, 2007
• Wealthy Enclave Offers Windfall for Candidates (New York Times), May 28, 2007, posted on May 28, 2007
• South Florida leads state in boating accidents (Fort Lauderdale Sun Sentinel), May 27, 2007, posted on May 28, 2007
• Religious Groups Reap Federal Aid for Pet Projects (New York Times), May 13, 2007, posted on May 13, 2007
• Wildfire areas get influx of residents (USA Today), May 11, 2007, posted on May 15, 2007
• Clinton Steps Up Appeals to Female Donors (Washington Post), May 06, 2007, posted on May 10, 2007
• Meet the cloggers (New York Daily News), April 29, 2007, posted on May 06, 2007
• Defense spending in state surges (Boston Business Journal), April 27, 2007, posted on May 30, 2007
• Wasting Away: Superfund's Toxic Legacy (Center for Public Integrity), April 26, 2007, posted on May 06, 2007
• Utah's dangerous waters: State has 4th highest rate of boat accidents (Deseret Morning News), April 22, 2007, posted on April 24, 2007
• Gibbs students lead Mass. schools in loan defaults (Boston Business Journal), April 20, 2007, posted on June 01, 2007
• Southeast DeKalb, Buckhead residents give most to charity (Atlanta Journal-Constitution), April 17, 2007, posted on April 23, 2007
• Airline ticket taxes: funds go to corporate jets, weekend travelers (Associated Press), April 15, 2007, posted on April 17, 2007
• The FBI's terrorism trade-off (Seattle Post-Intelligencer), April 11, 2007, posted on April 12, 2007
• Rural Aid Goes to Urban Areas (Washington Post), April 06, 2007, posted on April 06, 2007
• Analysts Baffled By 06 Leading Pentagon Expense (Aerospace Daily & Defense Report), March 30, 2007, posted on April 10, 2007
• The Shadow Government (Center for Public Integrity), March 29, 2007, posted on June 15, 2008
• Charter Schools: Missing the Grade (Orlando Sentinel), March 25, 2007, posted on March 30, 2007
• High-risk drivers a peril on highways (Florida Today), March 25, 2007, posted on April 06, 2007
• Democratic Hopefuls Getting More Green in Wealthy Bay Area (Washington Post), March 24, 2007, posted on March 27, 2007
• Sold a Nightmare (Charlotte Observer), March 18, 2007, posted on March 21, 2007
• Accidents Rise on Campuses as Inspections Decline (Chronicle of Higher Education), March 16, 2007, posted on March 21, 2007
• Motorcycle deaths up to 8 for year (Florida Today), March 14, 2007, posted on March 19, 2007
• Veterans Face Vast Inequities Over Disability (New York Times), March 09, 2007, posted on March 09, 2007
• A closer look behind the magic (Orlando Sentinel), March 04, 2007, posted on March 07, 2007
• Government decreases food inspections nearly 50% since 2003 (Associated Press), February 27, 2007, posted on March 13, 2007
• Charitable donations in North Jersey (Bergen Record), February 11, 2007, posted on February 13, 2007
• Big donors no longer neglect McCaskill (St. Louis Post-Dispatch), February 11, 2007, posted on February 16, 2007
• Our insatiable appetite for coal (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel), February 10, 2007, posted on February 18, 2007
• VA system ill-equipped to treat mental anguish of war (McClatchy Newspapers), February 09, 2007, posted on February 16, 2007
• 'Collectors want them? ... Too bad' (Ottawa Citizen), February 09, 2007, posted on February 20, 2007
• In Washington, Contractors Take on Biggest Role Ever (New York Times), February 04, 2007, posted on February 04, 2007
• Upstate N.Y. leads charge to Charlotte region (Charlotte Observer), January 21, 2007, posted on January 23, 2007
• The LIRR Gap: They Failed to Act (Newsday), January 21, 2007, posted on January 26, 2007
• As N. Texas minorities overpay on home loans, questions arise (Dallas Morning News), January 07, 2007, posted on January 12, 2007
• With Change on the Horizon, Privately Funded Travel Plummets (Center for Public Integrity), January 03, 2007, posted on January 16, 2007
• 3,000 Deaths in Iraq, Countless Tears at Home (New York Times), January 01, 2007, posted on January 01, 2007
• Powerful Interests Ally to Restructure Agriculture Subsidies (Washington Post), December 22, 2006, posted on December 22, 2006
• Troubled Towers: How safe are our skies? (Louisville Courier-Journal), December 17, 2006, posted on December 21, 2006
• Dairy Industry Crushed Innovator Who Bested Price-Control System (Washington Post), December 10, 2006, posted on December 11, 2006
• Baldwin draws its population from across U.S. (Mobile Register), December 10, 2006, posted on December 11, 2006
• Post-Enron law opens the boardroom (Columbus Dispatch), December 10, 2006, posted on December 20, 2006
• Subprime Loans Going From Boon to Housing Bane (New York Times), December 06, 2006, posted on December 07, 2006
• A Russian roulette of food poisoning in American states (Scripps Howard News Service), November 19, 2006, posted on November 24, 2006
• The Money Men (Creative Loafing), November 15, 2006, posted on November 16, 2006
• No pulse needed to be among R.I.'s registered voters (Providence Journal), November 09, 2006, posted on November 09, 2006
• One by One (Charleston Gazette), November 05, 2006, posted on November 05, 2006
• Dead voters continue to cast ballots in New York (Poughkeepsie Journal), October 29, 2006, posted on November 03, 2006
• Democrats Get Late Donations From Business (New York Times), October 28, 2006, posted on November 03, 2006
• Tribes pull in profits, grants (Tulsa World), October 22, 2006, posted on October 24, 2006
• Hartsfield repaving makes this fall a season of flight delays (Atlanta Journal-Constitution), October 22, 2006, posted on October 24, 2006
• The McConnell Machine (Lexington Herald-Leader), October 15, 2006, posted on November 03, 2006
• Bush brings faith to foreign aid (Boston Globe), October 08, 2006, posted on October 12, 2006
• Homeowners Stay Put in New Orleans (Los Angeles Times), October 08, 2006, posted on October 11, 2006
• As Exemptions Grow, Religion Outweighs Regulation (New York Times), October 08, 2006, posted on October 10, 2006
• A standard test (Daily Tar Heel), October 02, 2006, posted on October 05, 2006
• Crop disaster with a silver lining (Atlanta Journal-Constitution), September 29, 2006, posted on October 03, 2006
• Best cardiac care found in wealthiest areas, GNS analysis shows (Gannett News Service), September 27, 2006, posted on September 29, 2006
• A Wealth of Advice (Center for Public Integrity), September 26, 2006, posted on September 27, 2006
• Exposing a silent killer (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review), September 24, 2006, posted on September 27, 2006
• Pentagon spending boosts Mass. (Boston Business Journal), September 22, 2006, posted on November 04, 2006
• Why LIers leave and where they go (Newsday), September 17, 2006, posted on September 19, 2006
• Ground Operations Costs Taking Toll On Other DOD Accounts, Analysis Shows (Aerospace Daily & Defense Report), September 13, 2006, posted on September 14, 2006
• Car crashes biggest killer of children here (Houston Chronicle), September 10, 2006, posted on September 14, 2006
• Overcoming Adoption's Racial Barriers (New York Times), August 17, 2006, posted on August 17, 2006
• Federal cash boosts arts scene (Poughkeepsie Journal), August 13, 2006, posted on August 14, 2006
• As L.A. Violent Crime Drops, the Desert Becomes a Hot Spot (Los Angeles Times), August 08, 2006, posted on August 08, 2006
• The new face of integration (Plain Dealer), August 06, 2006, posted on August 08, 2006
• Deadly Express (Miami Herald), July 09, 2006, posted on July 11, 2006
• Expulsions of blacks leave hidden legacy (Cox News Service), July 09, 2006, posted on July 10, 2006
• Lake of the Ozarks a perilous place to play, navigate (Kansas City Star), July 09, 2006, posted on July 10, 2006
• Report may conquer fear of flying with pets (Dallas Morning News), July 08, 2006, posted on July 12, 2006
• Unprepared on the water (Times of Northwest Indiana), July 02, 2006, posted on July 07, 2006
• Hiring Federal Lobbyists, Towns Learn Money Talks (New York Times), July 02, 2006, posted on July 03, 2006
• Farm Program Pays $1.3 Billion to People Who Don't Farm (Washington Post), July 02, 2006, posted on July 03, 2006
• Booster Clubs a Boon to Sports Programs (Kitsap Sun), June 25, 2006, posted on July 06, 2006
• Loan denial rates higher for minorities (Fort Lauderdale Sun Sentinel), June 18, 2006, posted on June 22, 2006
• Can nation's parks survive the pressure? (Associated Press), June 18, 2006, posted on June 19, 2006
• Cabinet official is primary user of CDC jet (Atlanta Journal-Constitution), June 14, 2006, posted on June 22, 2006
• Safety education lacking in New York (Poughkeepsie Journal), June 11, 2006, posted on June 19, 2006
• Collision course (Toronto Star), June 03, 2006, posted on June 06, 2006
• Handful give lots of $$ (Deseret Morning News), May 22, 2006, posted on January 11, 2007
• Americans Head Out Beyond the Exurbs (New York Times), May 07, 2006, posted on May 10, 2006
• Few public sources keep up with testing regulations (Fort Wayne Journal Gazette), April 30, 2006, posted on May 03, 2006
• Dying for a job (Canadian Broadcasting Corporation), April 22, 2006, posted on June 23, 2006
• States Omitting Minorities' Test Scores (Associated Press), April 17, 2006, posted on April 19, 2006
• Company Finds Clinton Useful, and Vice Versa (New York Times), April 12, 2006, posted on April 18, 2006
• The Rich-Poor Gap Widens for Colleges and Students (Chronicle of Higher Education), April 07, 2006, posted on April 07, 2006
• 65 minutes from crash to hospital (Reno Gazette-Journal), March 26, 2006, posted on March 31, 2006
• Billions in penalties for wrongdoing uncollected (Associated Press), March 19, 2006, posted on March 20, 2006
• Farms flourishing? Data on Utah deceiving, experts say (Deseret Morning News), March 19, 2006, posted on January 09, 2007
• Network of Deception (Orange County Register), March 12, 2006, posted on March 14, 2006
• Fund raising is Menendez's meal ticket (Bergen Record), March 12, 2006, posted on March 14, 2006
• U.S. Is Reducing Safety Penalties for Mine Flaws (New York Times), March 02, 2006, posted on March 03, 2006
• For Minorities, Signs of Trouble in Foreclosures (New York Times), February 22, 2006, posted on February 23, 2006
• Plagued by debt (Columbus Dispatch), February 19, 2006, posted on February 22, 2006
• Lots of fines at Kentucky coal mines go unpaid (Louisville Courier-Journal), January 29, 2006, posted on February 01, 2006
• Tempting fate: Seeking safe ground (Sacramento Bee), January 22, 2006, posted on January 26, 2006
• Missouri's unregulated dams lead the nation (St. Louis Post-Dispatch), January 21, 2006, posted on January 24, 2006
• Federal loans go for risky business (Columbia Missourian), December 27, 2005, posted on February 17, 2006
• Loans to Homeowners Along Gulf Coast Lag (New York Times), December 15, 2005, posted on December 20, 2005
• Gulf Firms Losing Cleanup Contracts (Washington Post), October 04, 2005, posted on October 05, 2005
• Katrina's Diaspora (New York Times), October 02, 2005, posted on October 03, 2005
• To More Inmates, Life Term Means Dying Behind Bars (New York Times), October 02, 2005, posted on October 03, 2005
• Katrina exodus reaches all states (USA Today), September 28, 2005, posted on October 03, 2005
• Many Contracts for Storm Work Raise Questions (New York Times), September 26, 2005, posted on September 27, 2005
• Vanishing Wetlands (St. Petersburg Times), May 22, 2005, posted on May 23, 2005
• Hill Leaders Often Take Corporate Jets (Washington Post), May 05, 2005, posted on May 05, 2005
• Loophole Pays Off on Upscale Buildings (Washington Post), December 12, 2004, posted on December 14, 2004
• Super Rich Step Into Political Vacuum (Washington Post), October 17, 2004, posted on October 21, 2004
• Candidates cash in on Bay Area (San Francisco Chronicle), September 12, 2004, posted on September 20, 2004
• Redefining Democratic Fundraising (Washington Post), July 24, 2004, posted on July 27, 2004
• In Deaths at Rail Crossings, Missing Evidence and Silence (New York Times), July 11, 2004, posted on July 13, 2004
• A Politician Looking for Funds? Here Are Two Useful Addresses (New York Times), June 23, 2004, posted on June 24, 2004
• Two-Thirds Of Federal Workers Get a Bonus (Washington Post), May 17, 2004, posted on May 18, 2004
• Pioneers Fill War Chest, Then Capitalize (Washington Post), May 16, 2004, posted on May 17, 2004
• Dems outraised GOP in the states, but have little to show for it (Center for Public Integrity), March 25, 2004, posted on March 29, 2004
• U.S. Rarely Seeks Charges for Deaths in Workplace (New York Times), December 22, 2003, posted on December 24, 2003
• Gains in Houston Schools: How Real Are They? (New York Times), December 03, 2003, posted on December 03, 2003
• Rich Colleges Receiving Richest Share of U.S. Aid (New York Times), November 09, 2003, posted on November 12, 2003
• History of Human Error Found in Ferry Accidents (New York Times), November 01, 2003, posted on November 01, 2003
• Hispanic dropout dilemma (St. Petersburg Times), September 17, 2002, posted on September 17, 2002
• Credit Firm Gave Moran Favorable Loan (Washington Post), July 07, 2002, posted on July 07, 2002