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Kathryn Ruemmler had series of one-on-one meetings in 2012 with Treasury counsel who knew about IG report

President tells millionaires he wants to ‘see if we can institutionalize’ emergency-related public unity

IRS and Labor punishment for being a ‘litigious, combative and a bitter foe’

Mild phrase equates politically motivated audits with sequestration and Senate voting

Conservative talker sent a letter to the Treasury Department’s inspector general in March 2012

In rush to give homes to welfare recipients, Obama’s choice for FHFA head bankrupted the agencies he’s supposed to regulate

Federal agency tells applicants to get kids on public assistance without revealing ‘your immigration status’

Embattled son of infamous union boss tries to lock out union representing organizers

Durbin, Obama linked to defunct Chicago nonprofit under investigation

A man believed he was buying toy poodles, only to discover they were juiced-up ferrets.

‘You don’t take a $100,000 job and say, ‘I don’t know what’s going on,”

It’s been obvious for years that Jackson has been embezzling campaign funds. I’ve suspected as much since 2001.

Corruption, violence, choking a child, and ‘the eyes of a madman’

If Obamacare is overturned, the state will owe the government millions

A Delaware resident and a Connecticut fuel cell manufacturer filed suit in a U.S. district court last week, claiming that Gov. Markell’s deal with Bloom Energy is illegal and unconstitutional.

The food and beverage industry has already donated over $7.9 million to federal candidates, parties and outside political groups during the 2012 election cycle, according to the Center for Responsive Politics, demonstrating its power and influence in Washington. The industry’s political spending has increased since the 2010 Citizens United Supreme Court decision, but its lobbying [...]

The medical industry, as we know it now, is quickly changing, thanks to a $19 billion section of the 2009 stimulus bill. Titled HI TECH and armed with specific stipulations for the purchase of new electronic health record software, the up-and-coming digital health information industry has grown steadily and strongly, despite the enduring recession. The [...]

‘In a good economy, these frauds are overlooked. But during an economic downturn, people take a closer look’

Goldman Sachs was so accurate in their prediction of the Euro, they now will likely never see the whole return on their bet

Is marijuana really “the last thing we need … to be legalized?” According to John Lovell, it is. Lovell, however, makes a living making sure joint smoking remains illegal. As a police lobbyist, Lovell gets paid to advocate for more police programs, most notably the increasingly unpopular War on Drugs, by securing grant funding and [...]