Articles Tagged With 'Charles Rangel'
Corporations Donate in Honor of Lawmakers to Win Favors: More in Money and Politics
Nearly a dozen lawmakers have university endowments that are financed with help from corporations seeking to win their favor, The New York Times reported.
Read the Ethics Findings for Rep. Maxine Waters
An independent ethics panel found that Rep. Maxine Waters may have improperly stepped in on behalf of a bank in which her husband had a financial stake.
Rep. Rangel’s Ethics Wrangle: Get the Rundown
The New York Democrat will face the first formal House ethics hearing in eight years, announced the House Ethics Committee.
Investigating the Investigators: How the House Ethics Committee Works
The case of Eric Massa highlights continuing questions about how the House polices itself.
Rangel Denies Breaking Rules on Caribbean Trips, but Here Are the Questions He Still Faces
Rep. Charles Rangel says he didn’t break House ethics rules when he took Caribbean trips, but he still faces many other allegations.
Lobbyists Help Smooth the Way for a Tax Break for Foreign Rum Maker
London-based Diageo, with help on K Street, stands to make billions by moving rum production from Puerto Rico to the Virgin Islands.
Leadership PACs: Let the Good Times Roll
Despite reforms, a big loophole still lets lobbyists treat lawmakers to high-priced recreation.
