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Why Haven’t Bankers Been Punished? Just Read These Insider SEC Emails
Right after the financial crisis, an SEC lawyer fought a lonely struggle to get his agency to crackdown harder on Goldman bankers. He lost.
The Best Reporting on John Kasich Through the Years
We take a look at the Republican presidential hopeful’s career through accountability journalism and other in-depth reports.
ProPublica Wins Third Pulitzer Prize for ‘An Unbelievable Story of Rape’
T. Christian Miller, a senior reporter for ProPublica, and Ken Armstrong, a writer for The Marshall Project, won the 2016 Pulitzer Prize for Explanatory Reporting for their harrowing account of the hunt for a serial rapist.
Federal Government Finally Forgives Billions in Debt of Students Who’ve Become Disabled
The move comes after a ProPublica investigation that documented how the government was making it hard for disabled borrowers to get their loans forgiven.
The Best Reporting on Bernie Sanders Over the Years
We took a look back at Bernie Sanders’ career through accountability stories and other in-depth news reports.
Investigation Exposes Failings of Oversight in NYC Group Homes
City investigators say oversight was so lax at homes for juvenile offenders that violent episodes were “all but inevitable.”
Collateral Damage: Decades Later, a Suicide Can Be Added to Domestic Terror Campaign’s Toll
Before killing himself in Houston in 1988, Pham Dang Cuong was targeted by a violent anti-Communist group of former South Vietnamese military officers, according to interviews and records.
NYPD Gets Sued After Kicking Wrong Family Out of Home
The suit challenges the NYPD’s use of controversial nuisance abatement actions. It cites ProPublica and The Daily News’ investigation into the issue.
The Best Reporting on Ted Cruz Through the Years
We took a look back at Ted Cruz's career, as seen through accountability stories and other in-depth reports.
Attorneys General Come Down on Accreditor of For-profit Colleges
Citing ProPublica’s reporting, twelve attorneys general called on the federal Department of Education to revoke the recognition of the quasi-regulator.
