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- Off the Charts Blog Post: North Dakota's Risky Bet to Replace Property Taxes With Oil Revenues
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Senator Lee's Budget Would Sharply Cut Social Security, Medicare, Other Programs While Making Tax System Less Progressive
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Lower Drug Costs Don't Support Ryan Medicare Proposal
- North Dakota's Measure 2 is Reckless and Misguided
- North Dakota's Measure 2: High Risk For Little Reward
- Off the Charts Blog Post: 230,000 Long-Term Unemployed Lost Jobless Benefits This Week
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Comparing the Social Security Shortfall and the Cost of the Bush Tax Cuts
- Lower-Than-Expected Medicare Drug Costs Mostly Reflect Lower Enrollment and Slowing of Overall Drug Spending, Not Reliance on Private Plans
- Off the Charts Blog Post: The Myth of the Overpaid Public Worker, Again
- What the 2012 Trustees' Report Shows About Social Security
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Don't Blame the Safety Net
- Are Low-Income Programs Enlarging the Nation's Long-Term Fiscal Problem?
- Off the Charts Blog Post: A “Small Improvement” Worth Making
- Toomey Budget Similar to House-Passed Ryan Budget
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Video: Jared Bernstein and Chye-Ching Huang Discuss Tax Rates and the Economy
- A Closer Look at Chairman Ryan's "Sequestration" Proposal
- Video: Jared Bernstein and Chye-Ching Huang Discuss Tax Rates and the Economy
- Testimony of Stacy Dean, Vice President for Food Assistance Policy, Before the House Committee on Agriculture's Subcommittee on Nutrition and Horticulture
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Efforts to Boost Outcomes for Children with Disabilities Should Build Upon SSI's Foundation
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Fixing (the) Social Security (Graph)
- House Budget Bills Would Target Programs for Lower-Income Families While Breaking Last Summer's Bipartisan Deal
- Statement: Chad Stone, Chief Economist, on the April Employment Report
- Eliminating Social Services Block Grant Would Weaken Services for Vulnerable Children, Adults, and Disabled
- Eliminating Social Services Block Grant Would Weaken Services for Vulnerable Children, Adults and Disabled
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Health Insurance Exchanges Will Be Net Plus for States
- Off the Charts Blog Post: No Bonuses for You, House Committee Tells States That Improve Children's Health Coverage
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Don't Forget Demographics' Role in Rising Disability Costs
- Off the Charts Blog Post: The Reality of Raising Taxes at the Top, Part 6: How to Raise Taxes at the Top Consistent with Economic Growth?
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Costly Tax Plan Advances in Kansas
- Off the Charts Blog Post: The Reality of Raising Taxes at the Top, Part 5: Can Tax Increases Help Economic Growth?
- Off the Charts Blog Post: An Easy Call on How to Pay for Student Loan Plan
- Off the Charts Blog Post: The Reality of Raising Taxes at the Top, Part 4: Would Tax Increases Affect Small Businesses and Entrepreneurship?
- Policy Basics: Marginal and Average Tax Rates
- Policy Basics: Tax Exemptions, Deductions, and Credits
- Off the Charts Blog Post: The Reality of Raising Taxes at the Top, Part 3: Would Tax Increases Affect Savings and Investment?
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Who Really Punted on Pell?
- President's Budget Would Reduce Pell Grant Shortfall; Ryan Budget Would Nearly Triple It
- Off the Charts Blog Post: The Reality of Raising Taxes at the Top, Part 2: Would Tax Increases Affect Work Effort?
- Off the Charts Blog Post: The Reality of Raising Taxes at the Top, Part 1: Would Tax Hikes Shrink Taxable Income?
- Testimony of Paul N. Van de Water - Senior Fellow, Center on Budget and Policy Priorities - Before the Subcommittee on Oversight Committee on Ways and Means U.S. House of Representatives
- Off the Charts Blog Post: No, Social Security and Medicare Aren't Going “Bankrupt”
- Media Briefing: The Effect on the Economy of Raising Tax Rates on High-Income Households as Part of a Balanced Effort to Reduce Deficits - What the Evidence Shows
- House Bill Would Cut Medicaid Funding for Puerto Rico by About $5.5 Billion Through 2019
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Defunding State Health Insurance Exchanges Would Slow Health Reform
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Social Security: It's Not 1983
- Recent Studies Find Raising Taxes on High-Income Households Would Not Harm the Economy
- Media Briefing: Understanding the Annual Reports of the Social Security and Medicare Trustees
- Statement of Paul Van de Water, Senior Fellow, on the 2012 Medicare Trustees' Report
- Statement of Robert Greenstein on the 2012 Social Security Trustees' Report
- The False Choice of National Defense Versus Helping the Poor
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Repealing Health Reform's Medicaid Provision Would Weaken Coverage, Not Fight Fraud
- What if Chairman Ryan's Medicaid Block Grant Had Taken Effect in 2001?
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Greenstein on the Safety Net, Part 3
- Off the Charts Blog Post: States Leaning Heavily on Spending Cuts to Balance Budgets
- Off the Charts Blog Post: The House Considers Food Stamps and Taxes
- Statement by Chad Stone, Chief Economist, on Pending House Tax Cut and House Committee SNAP Benefit Cuts
- House Agriculture Committee Proposal Would Cut 2 Million Off Food Stamps, Reduce Benefits for More Than 44 Million Others
- Provision in House Reconciliation Bill Would Cause 350,000 People to Forgo Health Coverage and Could Jeopardize Health Reform
- Out of Balance
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- Letter: Improving the Strength and Solvency of Medicare
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Top Ten Federal Tax Charts
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Greenstein on the Safety Net, Part 1
- Testimony: Robert Greenstein Before the House Budget Committee Hearing on Strengthening the Safety Net
- Off the Charts Blog Post: A Guide to Understanding U.S. Taxes in One Place
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Thinking About Tax Policy, Part 5: Three Good First Steps
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Ryan Budget Would Raise Some Taxes; Guess Who Gets Hit?
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Thinking About Tax Policy, Part 4: Ryan Plan a Costly Step in the Wrong Direction
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Reality Check on Who Pays Taxes
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Thinking About Tax Policy, Part 3: In the Search for More Revenue, Start at the Top
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Thinking About Tax Policy, Part 1: The Most Important Tax Reform Chart
- Tue, 10 Apr 2012, 06:44 PM // cbpp.org">Off the Charts Blog Post: "Double-Counting" Canard Quacks Again
- Chartbook: SNAP Helps Struggling Families Put Food On The Table
- Off the Charts Blog Post: SNAP Reduces Poverty – and More
- Video: Chad Stone and Hannah Shaw Discuss the March Employment Report
- Chad Stone and Hannah Shaw Discuss the March Employment Report
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Wall Street Journal's Endorsement of Rhode Island Medicaid Full of Holes
- Statement: Chad Stone, Chief Economist, on the March Employment Report
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Myths on Spending, Debt, and Taxes Fuel Ryan Vision
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Where Do Our Federal Tax Dollars Go?
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Bipartisan Effort to Help Low-Income Families Work Toward Middle Class Falters
- Press Release: Hawaii Among Worst States in Nation on Taxing the Working Poor
- The Impact of State Income Taxes on Low-Income Families in 2011
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Hard for States to Follow Texas' Footsteps
- The Texas Economic Model: Hard for Other States to Follow and Not All It Seems
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Tax Foundation's State “Tax Freedom Days” No More Valid than the Federal Version
- Off the Charts Blog Post: What's Wrong with the Tax Foundation's “Tax Freedom Day” report?
- Tax Foundation Figures Do Not Represent Typical Households' Tax Burdens
- Thu, 29 Mar 2012, 07:17 PM // cbpp.org">Off the Charts Blog Post: Putting a Price on Carbon Can Be a Budget Policy/Energy Policy "Two-Fer"
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Cooper-LaTourette Plan Not as Balanced as Bowles-Simpson
- Blog Post: Ryan Plan Unlikely to Balance the Budget for Decades
- Draconian Republican Study Committee Budget Would Cut Federal Medicaid Funding Nearly in Half by 2022
- Cantor Proposal for 20 Percent Business Tax Deduction Would Provide Windfall for Wealthy, Not Create Jobs
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Ryan Budget Would Make Big Changes in Medicare
- Medicare in the Ryan Budget
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- Off the Charts Blog Post: North Dakota's Risky Bet to Replace Property Taxes With Oil Revenues
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Senator Lee's Budget Would Sharply Cut Social Security, Medicare, Other Programs While Making Tax System Less Progressive
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Lower Drug Costs Don't Support Ryan Medicare Proposal
- North Dakota's Measure 2 is Reckless and Misguided
- North Dakota's Measure 2: High Risk For Little Reward
- Off the Charts Blog Post: 230,000 Long-Term Unemployed Lost Jobless Benefits This Week
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Comparing the Social Security Shortfall and the Cost of the Bush Tax Cuts
- Lower-Than-Expected Medicare Drug Costs Mostly Reflect Lower Enrollment and Slowing of Overall Drug Spending, Not Reliance on Private Plans
- Off the Charts Blog Post: The Myth of the Overpaid Public Worker, Again
- What the 2012 Trustees' Report Shows About Social Security
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Don't Blame the Safety Net
- Are Low-Income Programs Enlarging the Nation's Long-Term Fiscal Problem?
- Off the Charts Blog Post: A “Small Improvement” Worth Making
- Toomey Budget Similar to House-Passed Ryan Budget
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Video: Jared Bernstein and Chye-Ching Huang Discuss Tax Rates and the Economy
- A Closer Look at Chairman Ryan's "Sequestration" Proposal
- Video: Jared Bernstein and Chye-Ching Huang Discuss Tax Rates and the Economy
- Testimony of Stacy Dean, Vice President for Food Assistance Policy, Before the House Committee on Agriculture's Subcommittee on Nutrition and Horticulture
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Efforts to Boost Outcomes for Children with Disabilities Should Build Upon SSI's Foundation
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Fixing (the) Social Security (Graph)
- House Budget Bills Would Target Programs for Lower-Income Families While Breaking Last Summer's Bipartisan Deal
- Statement: Chad Stone, Chief Economist, on the April Employment Report
- Eliminating Social Services Block Grant Would Weaken Services for Vulnerable Children, Adults, and Disabled
- Eliminating Social Services Block Grant Would Weaken Services for Vulnerable Children, Adults and Disabled
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Health Insurance Exchanges Will Be Net Plus for States
- Off the Charts Blog Post: No Bonuses for You, House Committee Tells States That Improve Children's Health Coverage
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Don't Forget Demographics' Role in Rising Disability Costs
- Off the Charts Blog Post: The Reality of Raising Taxes at the Top, Part 6: How to Raise Taxes at the Top Consistent with Economic Growth?
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Costly Tax Plan Advances in Kansas
- Off the Charts Blog Post: The Reality of Raising Taxes at the Top, Part 5: Can Tax Increases Help Economic Growth?
- Off the Charts Blog Post: An Easy Call on How to Pay for Student Loan Plan
- Off the Charts Blog Post: The Reality of Raising Taxes at the Top, Part 4: Would Tax Increases Affect Small Businesses and Entrepreneurship?
- Policy Basics: Marginal and Average Tax Rates
- Policy Basics: Tax Exemptions, Deductions, and Credits
- Off the Charts Blog Post: The Reality of Raising Taxes at the Top, Part 3: Would Tax Increases Affect Savings and Investment?
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Who Really Punted on Pell?
- President's Budget Would Reduce Pell Grant Shortfall; Ryan Budget Would Nearly Triple It
- Off the Charts Blog Post: The Reality of Raising Taxes at the Top, Part 2: Would Tax Increases Affect Work Effort?
- Off the Charts Blog Post: The Reality of Raising Taxes at the Top, Part 1: Would Tax Hikes Shrink Taxable Income?
- Testimony of Paul N. Van de Water - Senior Fellow, Center on Budget and Policy Priorities - Before the Subcommittee on Oversight Committee on Ways and Means U.S. House of Representatives
- Off the Charts Blog Post: No, Social Security and Medicare Aren't Going “Bankrupt”
- Media Briefing: The Effect on the Economy of Raising Tax Rates on High-Income Households as Part of a Balanced Effort to Reduce Deficits - What the Evidence Shows
- House Bill Would Cut Medicaid Funding for Puerto Rico by About $5.5 Billion Through 2019
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Defunding State Health Insurance Exchanges Would Slow Health Reform
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Social Security: It's Not 1983
- Recent Studies Find Raising Taxes on High-Income Households Would Not Harm the Economy
- Media Briefing: Understanding the Annual Reports of the Social Security and Medicare Trustees
- Statement of Paul Van de Water, Senior Fellow, on the 2012 Medicare Trustees' Report
- Statement of Robert Greenstein on the 2012 Social Security Trustees' Report
- The False Choice of National Defense Versus Helping the Poor
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Repealing Health Reform's Medicaid Provision Would Weaken Coverage, Not Fight Fraud
- What if Chairman Ryan's Medicaid Block Grant Had Taken Effect in 2001?
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Greenstein on the Safety Net, Part 3
- Off the Charts Blog Post: States Leaning Heavily on Spending Cuts to Balance Budgets
- Off the Charts Blog Post: The House Considers Food Stamps and Taxes
- Statement by Chad Stone, Chief Economist, on Pending House Tax Cut and House Committee SNAP Benefit Cuts
- House Agriculture Committee Proposal Would Cut 2 Million Off Food Stamps, Reduce Benefits for More Than 44 Million Others
- Provision in House Reconciliation Bill Would Cause 350,000 People to Forgo Health Coverage and Could Jeopardize Health Reform
- Out of Balance
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Protecting Medicare's Future
- Letter: Improving the Strength and Solvency of Medicare
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Top Ten Federal Tax Charts
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Greenstein on the Safety Net, Part 1
- Testimony: Robert Greenstein Before the House Budget Committee Hearing on Strengthening the Safety Net
- Off the Charts Blog Post: A Guide to Understanding U.S. Taxes in One Place
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Thinking About Tax Policy, Part 5: Three Good First Steps
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Ryan Budget Would Raise Some Taxes; Guess Who Gets Hit?
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Thinking About Tax Policy, Part 4: Ryan Plan a Costly Step in the Wrong Direction
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Reality Check on Who Pays Taxes
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Thinking About Tax Policy, Part 3: In the Search for More Revenue, Start at the Top
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Thinking About Tax Policy, Part 1: The Most Important Tax Reform Chart
- Tue, 10 Apr 2012, 06:44 PM // cbpp.org">Off the Charts Blog Post: "Double-Counting" Canard Quacks Again
- Chartbook: SNAP Helps Struggling Families Put Food On The Table
- Off the Charts Blog Post: SNAP Reduces Poverty – and More
- Video: Chad Stone and Hannah Shaw Discuss the March Employment Report
- Chad Stone and Hannah Shaw Discuss the March Employment Report
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Wall Street Journal's Endorsement of Rhode Island Medicaid Full of Holes
- Statement: Chad Stone, Chief Economist, on the March Employment Report
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Myths on Spending, Debt, and Taxes Fuel Ryan Vision
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Where Do Our Federal Tax Dollars Go?
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Bipartisan Effort to Help Low-Income Families Work Toward Middle Class Falters
- Press Release: Hawaii Among Worst States in Nation on Taxing the Working Poor
- The Impact of State Income Taxes on Low-Income Families in 2011
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Hard for States to Follow Texas' Footsteps
- The Texas Economic Model: Hard for Other States to Follow and Not All It Seems
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Tax Foundation's State “Tax Freedom Days” No More Valid than the Federal Version
- Off the Charts Blog Post: What's Wrong with the Tax Foundation's “Tax Freedom Day” report?
- Tax Foundation Figures Do Not Represent Typical Households' Tax Burdens
- Thu, 29 Mar 2012, 07:17 PM // cbpp.org">Off the Charts Blog Post: Putting a Price on Carbon Can Be a Budget Policy/Energy Policy "Two-Fer"
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Cooper-LaTourette Plan Not as Balanced as Bowles-Simpson
- Blog Post: Ryan Plan Unlikely to Balance the Budget for Decades
- Draconian Republican Study Committee Budget Would Cut Federal Medicaid Funding Nearly in Half by 2022
- Cantor Proposal for 20 Percent Business Tax Deduction Would Provide Windfall for Wealthy, Not Create Jobs
- Off the Charts Blog Post: Ryan Budget Would Make Big Changes in Medicare
- Medicare in the Ryan Budget
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- Chicago NATO summit: three men charged with terror conspiracy
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- UN blames al-Qaida for bombings in Syria
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- Strauss-Kahn countersuit: Opening the door to his sexual past?
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- Harper government pilloried in Commons over pension report 'coverup'
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- INSTITUTE INDEX: The money behind North Carolina's marriage discrimination amendment
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- VOICES: Reflections on the passage of NC's cynical Amendment One
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- Lawsuit blames BP's Gulf pollution for divers' injuries, suicides
- NC Democratic Party chair candidate resigns from ALEC
- NC Democratic Party chair hopeful is active in ALEC
- VOICES: The absurd prosecution of John Edwards
- Common ground on the kill floor: Organizing Smithfield
- New Mississippi law boosts local hiring in disaster's wake
- INSTITUTE INDEX: Duke Energy takes from the 99%, gives to data giants
- The South's ALEC All-Stars
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- ALEC fights coal ash protections on polluters' behalf
- INSTITUTE INDEX: Newt's long, expensive goodbye
- How did ALEC get exempted from South Carolina lobbying ethics law?
- Wal-Mart and Watergate
- Fighting the good fight for immigrant workers in Mississippi ... and winning
- Feds file first criminal charges related to BP Gulf spill
- What does plummeting immigration from Mexico mean for the South?
- New survey details BP oil spill's human health damages
- Two Years Later: Visualizing the BP oil disaster
- Audit finds BP disaster fund underpaid $64M for losses
- Troubled Waters: Gulf communities still reeling two years into BP disaster
- Litany for the sea
- VOICES | Bless these shrimps: Faith, fishing and Gulf Coast restoration
- VOICES: Proud to pay taxes
- 'Come and see for yourselves': A Gulf Coast activist addresses BP shareholders
- Companies flee from backing right-wing advocacy group
- The tea party fizzles out
- Marco Rubio's DREAM Act: The new 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell'?
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- INSTITUTE INDEX: The push to block voter registration
- A trend toward anti-immigrant, anti-choice laws
- VOICES: Conservatives to the poor: "Move!"
- Unions, faith leaders step up efforts against Alabama immigration law
- Are taxpayers helping support the Kochs' and Art Pope's attack ads?
- VOICES: Same old song as oil money secures the support of Congress
- North Carolina holds extra public hearing on fracking
- Pressing grocery chains, Florida tomato pickers start to feel gains
- N.C. Attorney General appeals Duke Energy rate hike
- Mississippi residents find death along oily Gulf shores
- INSTITUTE INDEX: What's at stake in the Supreme Court's health-law case
- Is the conservative consensus crumbling over gay marriage?
- VOICES: Could Supreme Court weaken civil rights via health-law decision on Medicaid?
- Fracking's air pollution threat
- Con JOBS
- INSTITUTE INDEX: The war on women's wages
- Leading blogger for conservative NC think tank resigns over offensive Obama image
- Fearing more toxic emissions, Texans speak out against Keystone XL pipeline to Gulf Coast refineries (video)
- The New Vigilantes: Trayvon Martin and the 'shoot first' lobby
- North Carolina gathers public feedback on fracking
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- Southern states among those at highest risk for corruption
- Why the racist history of the charter school movement is never discussed
- INSTITUTE INDEX: The backlash against big-money politics
- Oil from BP disaster contaminated ocean food chain, research confirms
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- Another Supreme Court boost for corporate unaccountability?
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- INSTITUTE INDEX: The money behind Americans for Prosperity
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- Super Tuesday, the Tea Party and the South: Preaching the gospel of raw capitalism and the evils of government
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- BP recognizes health concerns in settlement
- INSTITUTE INDEX: The hidden costs of the 'Newt Gallon'
- Art Pope investigation honored by NC Press Association
- Undocumented protesters arrested at NC immigration hearing
- Creative organizing at Walmart
- Will BP go on trial?
- BP funds Gulf research, but not the boats needed to conduct it
- The price of a U.S. manufacturing revival
- How the South Carolina 'dead voters' hoax collapsed
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- Jesse Helms' nephew continues family's anti-civil rights legacy in North Carolina
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- VOICES: Considering BP's history of violence
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- A Valentine for the Gulf
- Wage war: Employers stealing millions from US workers
- Watering down the STOCK Act
- VOICES: In North Carolina, exodus of women lawmakers is more than a coincidence
- Civil rights groups call on Alabama automakers to oppose HB 56
- INSTITUTE INDEX: Time of trials for BP?
- Gas industry promotes own fracking standards despite history of problems
- Komen VP who opposed Planned Parenthood a longtime foe of voting rights advocates
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- FLASHBACK: How the Komen Foundation fights health reform and fails cancer patients
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- Dumping dioxin on Dixie
- INSTITUTE INDEX: The truth behind Gingrich's false food-stamp claims
- How to rein in Big Money's influence?
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- INSTITUTE INDEX: Feds block South Carolina's attack on voting rights
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- EPA faces lawsuit over coal-ash rule delay
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- DOJ steps up voting rights scrutiny amidst activist groundswell
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- Top Facing South stories of fall 2011
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