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Ohio children die despite state oversight

An investigation by Randy Ludlow of The Columbus Dispatch uncovered that more than one-third of the Ohio children who died from abuse and neglect from 2002 to 2007 died on […]
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Many NBA players' charities mismanaged

A Salt Lake Tribune analysis of NBA player-run charities found they face a wide range of problems, from meager funding and high administrative costs to a lack of professional staffing […]
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Athletes' SAT scores lag at major colleges and universities

An investigation by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution found that football and men’s basketball players on the nation’s big-time college teams averaged hundreds of points lower on their SATs than their classmates. […]
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Officers use deadly deadly force against unarmed suspects

A Los Angeles Times investigation has found that over the last six years, police officers in Inglewood, Calif., have repeatedly resorted to physical or deadly force against suspects who were unarmed […]
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Maryland hospitals sue over unpaid bills while collecting surplus funds

An eight-month investigation by Fred Schulte and James Drew of The Baltimore Sun found that over the past five years some of Maryland's 46 nonprofit hospitals have received millions of surplus dollars […]
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EPA allows companies to keep chemical information secret

 In the latest installment of their ongoing 18-month investigation, Susanne Rust and Meg Kissinger of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel found that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency routinely allows companies to […]
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Mayors' requests laden with pork

CNN's Abbie Boudreau and Scott Zamost found more than $300 million in questionable projects submitted to Congress by the U.S. Conference of Mayors. Boudreau and Zamost examined each item in […]
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Losing Louisiana series

A project by The Times-Picayune (New Orleans, La.)  looks at the precarious nature of southern Louisiana as land sinks due to subsidence while the waters of the Gulf are rising.   […]
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Smoke and Mirrors: The Subversion of the EPA

A four-part series in The Philadelphia Inquirer looks into the Environmental Protection Agency's management under the Bush administration.  Stephen L. Johnson, Bush's appointment for EPA Administrator, has been accused by […]
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Fed refuses FOIA request for recipients of $2 trillion

Mark Pittman of Bloomberg.com reports that the Federal Reserve has refused their request to "disclose the recipients of more than $2 trillion of emergency loans from U.S. taxpayers and the […]
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