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Oakland police officer cracks the case against Your Muslim Bakery leader
The Chauncey Bailey Project chronicles one officer’s methodical investigation of Yusef Bey.
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Inside the Newsroom
The most dangerous job in journalism
Reporters covering local stories on ethnic minorities are the “most vulnerable.”
Inside the Newsroom
The price of influence?
Does political fundraising help lobbyists gain influence for their clients? It depends who you ask.
Money and Politics
Lobbyists for foreign governments raise money, get meetings
Top fundraisers for the presidential campaigns of Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican John McCain lobby on behalf of foreign governments, and in some cases, helped their clients gain access to the senators, according to a CIR and ABCNews.com investigation. >> Read the story on ABCNews.com. >> View CIR's chart "Web of Influence" and source documents.
Money and Politics
Web of Influence: Documents
>> Read the story: "Lobbyists for Foreign Governments Raise Money, Get Clinton, McCain Meetings" >> Back to Web of Influence NOTE: A spokesman for Chorba's firm said that Chorba's activities on behalf of China do not constitute lobbying.
Money and Politics
Web of Influence
A CIR web exclusive chart showing which presidential candidates have fundraisers who also work as lobbyists for foreign governments.
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The big fix
The last two stories in the Plan B series explore how science is helping us adapt to climate change.
Inside the Newsroom
Dutch build “climate-proof” homes
Two new radio stories show how the Dutch plan to stay afloat.
Inside the Newsroom
Water, water everywhere
Listen to the first two stories in the Plan B series: Making the most of rising seas.
Inside the Newsroom
Banished sparks debates about racism and reparations
Screenings of Banished create “very open, very raw, very real community discussion[s].”
