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An analysis shows that the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs has paid out about $845 million in malpractice cases during the past 10 years.

Department of Veterans Affairs pays out more than $800 million for malpractice

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Flags flap in the wind at the gate at Selfridge Air National Guard Base in Harrison Township, Mich., Wednesday, May 4, 2005. In a state where the unemployment rate ranks among the nation's highest and job creation remains at the forefront of government concern, the upcoming round of military base closings could pose another challenge to Michigan's economy. The list from the Base Realignment and Closure commission is expected to be released next week. (AP Photo/Carlos Osorio)

Selfridge air base cited for eight safety violations

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More than 355,000 Americans have pledged money to Organizing for Action from January to September -- totaling more than $21 million.

Obama’s Organizing for Action continues to woo big donations

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The Wynn Las Vegas resort is seen on The Strip in Las Vegas. (AP/Jae C. Hong)

Wynn resorts says US hasn’t sought information on Macau gift

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New York Daily News: New York inspector general to probe state athletic commission’s handling of boxer’s severe injury
Sports

New York Daily News: New York inspector general to probe state athletic commission’s handling of boxer’s severe injury

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Al Jazeera America reported it had obtained a sealed FBI affidavit alleging Ron Calderon Montebello accepted $88,000 in return for his help promoting bills. (AP Photo)

Lawmakers weigh action against embattled California senator

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Springer's Sanitation drops off a load of garbage at the Watertown CRRA transfer station on Echo Lake Road in Watertown. CRRA needs to develop new sources of revenue and make other changes to remain financially viable, according to an outside review. (Republican-American)
Energy and Environment

Report advises changes for Connecticut trash agency

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Micah Morrison, formerly of Wall Street Journal, joins Judicial Watch investigative reporting team

Micah Morrison, formerly of Wall Street Journal, joins Judicial Watch investigative reporting team

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Officials at Chicago’s City Hall can borrow billions of dollars without asking voters’ permission. John J. Kim - Chicago Tribune

Chicago Tribune: Chicago officials abusing borrowing privileges

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Center for Investigative Reporting: Overtime, new computer system put sizable dent in VA benefits backlog
Technology

Center for Investigative Reporting: Overtime, new computer system put sizable dent in VA benefits backlog

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