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Classified documents provide window into realities of Afghanistan war

"A six-year archive of classified military documents made public on Sunday offers an unvarnished, ground-level picture of the war in Afghanistan that is in many respects more grim than the […]
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Poor areas of Milwaukee have highest water usage

When it comes to using water, in Milwaukee the largest users do not have the largest homes or properties, a Milwaukee Journal Sentinel analysis by Ben Poston revealed. It’s the […]
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Poor communication allowed gang member to go free

In a federal crackdown on the Latin Kings, a notorious street gang in Milwaukee, federal authorities had a chance to arrest a key gang leader wanted in connection with a […]
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Analysis finds mine safety violations focus on ventilation, fire, electricity

Citations for safety and health violations by operators of underground coal mines have increased by nearly a third since 2006, with federal mine inspectors focusing about equally on three main […]
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Despite no data to prove case, NY institutions receive more state dollars for residents with alleged criminal backgrounds

Institutions for developmentally disabled New Yorkers have taken a new approach to care: locked units for people who officials say have had a brush with the law, according to an […]
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Company executives knew of questionable spending by underlings who paid bribes to win city contract

Detroit Free Press investigative reporter Jennifer Dixon uncovered government documents showing that top executives at Synagro Technologies knew of questionable spending by underlings who paid bribes to win a $1.2-billion […]
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Post series reveals national security system too large to manage

The Washington Post's "Top Secret America" series investigates the U.S. national security and intelligence system that is "so big, so complex and so hard to manage, no one really knows […]
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Secondary chemo exposure a threat to healthcare workers

An InvestigateWest investigation revealed that the same powerful chemotherapy drugs that have saved hundreds of thousands of patients’ lives for decades have at the same time taken a potentially deadly […]
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Gulf of Mexico littered with abandoned oil and gas wells

Associated Press reporters Jeff Donn and Mitch Weiss discovered that more than 27,000 abandoned oil and gas wells lurk in the hard rock beneath the Gulf of Mexico, an environmental […]
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Blast at BP Texas Refinery in '05 foreshadowed Gulf disaster

An on-going investigation by ProPublica and FRONTLINE traces the story of a deadly but much lesser-known BP refinery explosion in 2005.  The report explains how the company's record of cutting […]
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