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On EXPOSÉ: Are farm subsidies a cash cow?
Washington Post reporters dig up more than $15 billion in wasteful spending.
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Need WMDs? Inquire within.
A promo video from A.Q. Khan’s lab says it can launch a nuke “on a week’s notice.”
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Business of the Bomb: The Modern Nuclear Marketplace
The number of nations seeking nuclear technology is rising. An hour-long radio documentary by CIR and American RadioWorks investigates the most serious threats of nuclear proliferation today. >> Listen to the radio story on ARW >> Read the story by Mark Schapiro >> More about South Africa's nuclear underground
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South Africa’s Nuclear Underground
When South African police raided the warehouse of a company called Tradefin Engineering, a manufacturer of pipes and valves, in September 2004, they discovered stacks of shipping containers eleven stories high loaded with parts marked for reassembly in Libya, that would have given the Libyans the ability to process enough enriched uranium for several nuclear
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Chauncey Bailey Project finds ties to 1968 shootings
Police reopen an unsolved 1968 murder case of a couple linked to Yusuf Bey.
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The best investigative reporting awarded by IRE
The Chauncey Bailey Project and Loretta Tofani win IRE awards for their work.
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The case against phthalates
Schapiro responds to a claim that Exposed is spreading “unfounded health scares.”
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More details on anti-McCain group
A political organization financed by film producer Steve Bing has given hundreds of thousands of dollars to a liberal group running attack ads against Republican presidential candidate John McCain.
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The Money Behind the Anti-McCain Ad
>> Listen to the story on National Public Radio With Sen. John McCain clinching the Republican presidential nomination, a new Democrat-funded group has already begun an ad campaign labeling him the "McSame" as President Bush. The campaign represents the opening salvo from a consortium of top Democrat donors, operatives and unions who at this point
