Articles Tagged With “Sunlight Foundation”
Tax Havens Build Lobbying Capacity in D.C.
Disclosure forms show an effort by foreign governments to influence tax legislation in the United States.
Opening the Window on Foreign Lobbying
Records in a new database show how outside governments are pushing hard -- and spending big -- to influence American policy makers.
Obama Administration Redacts Contract Details for Recovery.gov
The government releases copies of an $18 million contract for building a Web site, but most of the details are blacked out.Our Hottest Stories
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