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"Churning" is more common than thought, report finds

Ken Bensinger and Elizabeth Frank of the Los Angeles Times have found that "from mid-2008 to this April, 862 licensed used-car dealers in California — about 1 in 8 — […]
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Exhaustive search finds little evidence of voter fraud

Despite calls for strict voter ID laws, an in-depth study of American election fraud reveals that the rate is infinitesimal. Since 2000, News21 found 10 cases of in-person voter fraud, […]
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AP Style Guide For US Elections

"The Associated Press has compiled a list of U.S. political terms, phrases and definitions to assist in coverage of the 2012 national elections. The guidance encompasses the Democratic and Republican […]
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Missouri Supreme Court inconsistent with lawsuit cap

"The Springfield News-Leader reports that the Missouri Supreme Court recently threw out a $350,000 cap on losses such as pain and suffering in malpractice cases. But a wrongful death case […]
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California's most vulnerable not receiving the protection they deserve

"As part of an ongoing investigation, California Watch has detailed how California's state-run board-and-care institutions' internal police force, created by the state to protect the vulnerable residents at these state […]
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Chicago's escalating public finance debt spreading to small towns

"If you live in a suburb, village or small city surrounding Chicago, the next big public debt crisis is coming your way." "A Better Government Association investigation finds a flood […]
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One photo highlighted international web of child pornography network

In a report filed The Boston Globe, it has been revealed that "federal agents working out of Boston, are heading an investigation into child pornography that so far has resulted […]
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Increase in prescriptions from docs could mean increase in perks for them

Lisa Chedekel of the Connecticut Health I-Team has found that in some cases "practitioners who wrote out hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of prescriptions were also receiving thousands in […]
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Polluters stick taxpayers with multimillion dollar clean-up bill

"State officials in Missouri talked tough with previous owners of a polluted site, but when it came time to do the cleanup, Missouri taxpayers were stuck with almost the entire […]
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Is food-safety oversight keeping up with the surge in farmers markets?

"As the number of farmers markets has surged questions arise about whether food-safety oversight has kept pace. The USDA and the FDA set federal guidelines, wbut jurisdiction over farmers markets […]
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