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Haitians Under U.S. Treatment Are Often Separated From Families
The U.S. government has brought needed medical services to thousands of Haitian earthquake survivors. But a bureaucratic tangle has left some people struggling to find out what happened to family members who were taken away for treatment.
Explaining Obama’s Proposed ‘Budget Freeze’
The spending freeze announced by President Obama will affect only about one-eighth of the federal budget, meaning the other federal programs could continue to add to the deficit. So Obama’s 2011 budget would increase overall spending by 5 percent overall.
Super Bowl Blitz: What You Should Do When Congressmen Give Vague Answers
When asked about their bosses' plans for the Super Bowl, some congressional staff members are evasive. ProPublica offers a few ideas for pressing the issue with them.
Air Marshals Dogged by Discrimination Complaints in Field Offices
As the administration looks to tighten air security, charges of discrimination and retaliation may distract federal air marshals from their work. Air marshals have long whispered about their complaints, but two recent cases are bringing public attention to the issue.
