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Facing Foreclosure: Oklahoma's mortgage settlement program benefits attorneys

"So far, the largest financial beneficiary of Oklahoma's mortgage settlement program is a young attorney who used a system of vouchers and possibly a family connection to acquire dozens of […]
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Shocking cost investigation: Utility middle men charge renters inflated prices

"A 10-month investigation by The Dispatch found that residents pay markups of 5 percent to 40 percent when their landlords enter into contracts with certain submeter companies. If the customer fails to pay, the […]
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South Austin pastor lives lavishly while West Side project languishes

“In a rolling investigation, Chicago Tribune reporters David Jackson and Gary Marx examine government's haphazard efforts to assist one of the city's hardest-hit neighborhoods. Tracing where the money goes, their […]
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New reports fuel debate of whether Lisa Steed arrested innocent drivers

“This month, UHP provided The Tribune with more documents about Steed, including the Winward review and the internal affairs investigation undertaken before her firing last year. In the internal affairs […]
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Facing lawsuits over deadly asbestos, paper giant launched secretive research program

“Named in more than 60,000 legal claims, Atlanta-based Georgia-Pacific sought salvation in a secret research program it launched in hopes of exonerating its product as a carcinogen, court records obtained […]
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Wisconsin Supreme Court justices tend to favor attorney donors

“Justices have the option of recusing themselves from cases involving donor attorneys but have rarely stepped aside, remaining involved in nearly 98 percent of such cases, the Center found.”
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Booming rental market makes it easier for neglectful landlords to ignore substandard living conditions

“A wide range of involved parties — City Council members, city Code Compliance officials, tenant advocates and real estate industry groups — agree that Austin’s real estate boom has made […]
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$1,100 an hour? Part-time service at little agencies means big bucks and benefits for politicians

“Even the elected officials who benefit were surprised by the hefty hourly rates, which this newspaper calculated through an analysis of government meeting minutes and the Bay Area News Group's […]
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Ivy Tech, DNR emails expose favors between officials, raunchy jokes, nude pictures

“The emails — which featured jokes about erectile dysfunction and breast size, and pictures that compared naked women to various animals — appear to violate the spirit, if not the […]
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Research stalls on dangers of military burn pits

“Thousands of returning veterans and civilians are now attributing myriad symptoms — respiratory problems, neurological disorders, cancers and ALS — to exposure to the burn pits, which were located at […]
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