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Two lawmakers overseeing energy legislation in the U.S. accepted fossil fuel money — just as they passed bills to enrich the oil and gas industry.
Joe Biden Backed Bills To Make It Harder For Americans To Reduce Their Student Debt
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Election 2016: Jeb Bush Leveraged Political Connections For Clients And Allies After Leaving Florida Governorship, Emails Show
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Election 2016: Jeb Bush Super PAC Donors Benefited From Bush's Time As Florida Governor
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Under Hillary Clinton, the State Department approved $165 billion worth of commercial arms sales to 20 nations whose governments had given millions to the Clinton Foundation.
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Some of the business entities that were paying Bill Clinton personal money and lobbying Hillary Clinton’s State Department received lucrative contracts from the department.
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Chris Christie Bridgegate Probe: Questions Raised About Prosecutor's Independence From New Jersey Governor
The prosecutor investigating the Bridgegate scandal faces questions about his staff's deep ties to New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie.
Firms Paid Bill Clinton Millions As They Lobbied Hillary Clinton
Former President Bill Clinton accepted $2.5 million from 13 major companies that lobbied the U.S. State Department during Hillary Clinton's tenure as secretary of state.
Chris Christie Gave Millions More Pension Dollars To Donor's Firm Than Disclosed, Documents Show
Amid a probe of New Jersey pension fees, documents show that millions more went to the firm of the governor's chief fundraiser.
Justice Department Officials Slam Obama Administration For Not Enforcing Law Barring States From Jailing Too Many Youths With Adults
Justice Department officials say the first African-American president isn't using his financial muscle to protect jailed minority youths.
Hillary Clinton, Cisco And China: Company Funded Foundation, Was Lauded By Clinton Despite Role In Repression
Despite helping China develop surveillance capabilities, the tech giant won a State Department award -- after donating to a foundation run by the former secretary of state.
Jeb Bush's Administration Steered Florida Pension Money to George W. Bush’s Fundraisers
Top fundraisers for George W. Bush's presidential campaigns received $1.7 billion in business from the state of Florida while Jeb Bush was in charge.
As Colombian Oil Money Flowed To Clintons, State Department Took No Action To Prevent Labor Violations
Hillary Clinton, then secretary of state, lauded Colombia's human rights record as oil company cash flowed to her family foundation.
New Jersey Paid Fees To Mary Pat Christie's Firm After State Investment Was Terminated
Gov. Chris Christie's administration paid fees to his wife's investment firm after New Jersey's investment in the firm was terminated.
Investment By San Francisco Pension Official Raises Questions About Favors
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Fees Paid To Rahm Emanuel Donor Firm Increased After Emanuel Became Mayor
Once Rahm Emanuel became mayor, a Chicago pension fund began paying more to a firm whose execs donated to his campaign.
Illinois Blocks Release Of Info About Which Firms Are Managing $3 Billion Of Public Money
Amid questions about campaign donations, unnamed financial firms manage pension cash for Illinois.
Top Obama Official Gave Cash To Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel Despite Federal Pay-to-Play Rule
The U.S. Commerce Department's top lawyer donated to Chicago's mayor while his financial firm was managing Chicago pension money.
Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel Accepted Campaign Contributions From Financial Firms Managing City Pension Money
Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel accepted more than $600,000 from firms managing city pension money, despite the SEC's pay-to-play rule.
Illinois Governor-Elect Bruce Rauner Received Cash From Firms Managing State Pension Money
Despite state and federal "pay-to-play" rules, the Illinois governor-elect accepted campaign cash from firms managing his state's pension money.
Chris Christie Raised Cash From New Jersey Contractors For Republican Governors Association
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