Administrative & Regulatory

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Sep 25 2011	Shelved Ozone Standard Would Have Had Modest Impact on Business, Politics	Center for Public Integrity
Oct 15 2011	Obama Campaign Reports More than 350 Big Bundlers, including Solyndra Figures	Center for Public Integrity
Nov 6 2011	Nebraska May Trip Up Pipeline: Canadian Company that Wants to Build Oil Pipeline Through Six States Increases Lobbying in Nebraska and Washington, D.C.	Center for Public Integrity
Jan 17 2012	'Super PACs' Explained: Court Decisions Opened Floodgates for Unlimited Corporate and Union Spending in Presidential Election	Center for Public Integrity
Jul 30 2012	Lawmakers Keep Army Tank Alive	Center for Public Integrity
Nov 25 2010	Reform Reading: FDIC Says Banks Should Relax Overdraft Fees	Center for Public Integrity
Apr 18 2011	Data Shows Deutsche Bank Was Key patron of Questionable Mortgage Lenders - Senate Report Reveals More of Bank's Toxic Deals	Center for Public Integrity
Aug 19 2011	What To Expect From a President Perry on the Environment? Some Texas-Sized Clues	Center for Public Integrity
Aug 28 2011	Fourth Fire this Year Strikes Refinery that Relies on Toxic Acid	Center for Public Integrity
Sep 14 2011	Emails Show Wireless Firm's Communications with White House as Campaign Donations Were Made	Center for Public Integrity
Sep 19 2011	Environment : Energy : The Politics of Energy New GOP Target at EPA: Graduate Student Interns Who are Tools of Obama’s 'Radical Policies'	Center for Public Integrity
Sep 29 2011	ANALYSIS: 'ObamaCare' label is sticking	Center for Public Integrity
Oct 3 2011	Salmonella Lurks from Farm to Fork	Center for Public Integrity
Jan 29 2012	Toxic Inertia Regulators Have Done Little to Protect the Public from BPA, Critics Say	Center for Public Integrity
Nov 26 2010	“Beneficial Use” of Coal Ash In Question As EPA Mulls Regulation	Center for Public Integrity
Mar 7 2011	USDA Audit Says E. Coli Testing in Ground Beef is Flawed	Center for Public Integrity
Jul 30 2011	Next stop for fight over Wall Street reforms: Federal court	Center for Public Integrity
Aug 6 2011	Stock Market Plunge Shows Need for Tough Oversight of Financial System, Reformers say	Center for Public Integrity
Aug 19 2011	Cost Accounting Standards Exemption for Overseas Contracts Eliminated - Effective October 11	Center for Public Integrity
Sep 22 2011	Countrywide Protected Fraudsters by Silencing Whistleblowers, Say Former Employees	Center for Public Integrity
Dec 1 2011	Michael Jackson's Doctor, Other Convicted Felons, Still Listed as Medicare Providers	Center for Public Integrity
Apr 4 2012	Treasury Department review of Solyndra loan was rushed, report says	Center for Public Integrity
Jun 21 2012	Lobbying Against Clean Air: Environmental Group Condemns Eight Utility Companies for Spending Millions to Lobby Against Pollution Controls	Center for Public Integrity
Jun 28 2012	A 'Fast and Furious' Fight in the House	Center for Public Integrity
Sep 16 2012	Medicare Cracking the Codes: How Doctors and Hospitals Have Collected Billions in Questionable Medicare Fees	Center for Public Integrity
Sep 28 2012	IMPACT: Cabinet officials signal crackdown on Medicare billing abuse	Center for Public Integrity
Nov 1 2010	Little-Known AMA Group Has Outsized Influence on Medicare Payments- Helpful Advice or Conflict of Interest?	Center for Public Integrity
Dec 24 2010	Health Care Fraud Cases Drop Despite Bigger Budget	Center for Public Integrity
Jan 27 2011	Bailout Watchdog Probes Suspected TARP Fraud at 64 Banks	Center for Public Integrity
Mar 18 2011	Reactors at Heart of Japanese Nuclear Crisis Raised Concerns as Early as 1972, Memos Show. Some Watchdogs Fear U.S. Regulators Complacent Then — and Now.	Center for Public Integrity
Mar 26 2011	Fed Chief Says He Will Take Press Questions Each Quarter	Center for Public Integrity
Apr 20 2011	IMPACT: Little-Known AMA Committee That Sets Medicare Pay Catches Heat	Center for Public Integrity
May 16 2011	Would Companies Drop Compensation Committees to Evade SEC Rule?- Financial reform this week	Center for Public Integrity
Aug 23 2011	What are the Risks of an Earthquake Beneath a Reactor Near You?	Center for Public Integrity
Oct 22 2011	Sending Troops Home Could Pave Way for More Non-Competitive Defense Contracting	Center for Public Integrity

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