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Drilling in Gulf of Mexico allowed without requisite permits

Ian Urbina, of The New York Times, reports that the "federal Minerals Management Service gave permission to BP and dozens of other oil companies to drill in the Gulf of […]
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Stimulus jobs in New Jersey fewer than projected

Juliet Fletcher of the Press of Atlantic City (N.J.) reports that the number of reported stimulus-funded jobs have dropped in the state of New Jersey since they have stopped using […]
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CIA drones target unnamed suspects in Pakistan

According to counter-terrorism officials, the "CIA received secret permission to attack a wider range of targets, including suspected militants whose names are not known, as part of a dramatic expansion […]
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Maricopa County employees shuttled in luxury buses

During the past three years, Maricopa County has paid more than $1.2 million to two private companies that shuttle county employees from parking lots to their office buildings in luxury […]
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Censured doctors among Pfizer's paid experts

An investigation by Peter Aldhous and Jim Giles of NewScientist found that some of the experts used by Pfizer to lead educational forums have been "disciplined for deficiencies in patient […]
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Problems plague Georgia's foster care system

An investigation by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution revealed widespread problems in Georgia's foster care system.  "The newspaper reviewed more than 1,500 reports of state inspections and investigations, which provide an astonishing […]
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Army trauma units failing to meet needs of soldiers

James Dao and Dan Frosch, of The New York Times, report on Warrior Transition Units that were created in the wake of the Walter Reed scandal. Meant as safe havens for […]
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Safety practices at coal mines vary throughout U.S.

An investigation by Dan Barry, Ian Urbina and Clifford Krauss, of The New York Times, shows wide discrepancies in safety practices at coal mines throughout the United States. Mine disasters, […]
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Failures in electronic record systems may pose danger to patients

A review of Food and Drug Administration reports by Fred Schulte and Emma Schwartz, of the Huffington Post Investigative Fund, revealed failures in electronic medical records systems that have resulted […]
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Carbon offsets have little impact on global warming

A joint investigation by The Christian Science Monitor and the New England Center for Investigative Reporting "found that individuals and businesses who are feeding a $700 million global market in […]
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