While protestors want White House officials and the public to notice, investors already are watching Keystone pipeline developments closely.
By Ben Hallman, iWatch NewsMargaret Mosunic is 63 and a devout Christian, but if she ever encounters her building contractor again, she has a specif...
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By Susan Ferriss, iWatch NewsIn December 2010, Washington attorney Jennifer Podkul received a call from the Department of Homeland Security inspecto...
By Sharon Weinberger, iWatch NewsIn 2010, the Pentagon prepared to award Blackwater, now known as Xe Services, a $1 billion contract for Afghan poli...
By Susan Ferriss, iWatch NewsIn December 2010, Washington attorney Jennifer Podkul received a call from the Department of Homeland Security inspecto...
By Jeremy Borden, iWatch NewsAs children flock back to school, the annual plague of head lice lurks beyond the classroom doors. The vile creatures d...
By John F. Wasik, iWatch NewsIt's no secret that a powerful, well-funded coalition of mega-banks, derivatives users and insurance brokers wants to s...
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By Ronnie Greene, iWatch NewsFederal agents executed a surprise search of the California headquarters of failed solar firm Solyndra, Inc. on Thursda...
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By Ronnie Greene, iWatch NewsTime and again, the government handed breaks to Solyndra Inc., an upstart California solar panel firm backed by a major...
By Susan Q. Stranahan, iWatch NewsHow well are nuclear plants near you prepared for disaster? Look it up ...
By Matthew Mosk and Ronnie Greene, iWatch NewsNewl...
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By Peter H. Stone, iWatch NewsAbout two months before Rick Perry announced his presidential candidacy, he was a star draw at a Houston luncheon...
By Michael Hudson, iWatch NewsA high-level executive who reported corrupt lending practices at Countrywide Financial Corp. was improperly fired for ...
With growing political and economic pressure to reduce spending, some in Washington are focusing renewed attention on a subsidy program that, for example, has allowed constituents of Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., to fly from Ely, Nev., to Denver for as little as $70.
By Fred Schulte, iWatch NewsObama administration technology experts were slow to recognize potential threats to government aviation and defense comm...
By Malik Siraj Akbar, iWatch NewsAs the United States commemorated the 10 th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, terrorism experts st...
By Alexandra Duszak, iWatch NewsRepublicans in Congress have yet another EPA target in their sights -- a new internship program for five gradu...
By Alexandra Duszak, iWatch NewsAs an investigation by the Center for Public Integrity's iWatch News ...
By Emma Schwartz, iWatch NewsA top Pentagon official has acknowledged that the Defense Department is more than $1 billion short of what's needed to ...
By Peter H. Stone, iWatch NewsEyeing potentially restive Hispanic voters in 2012, GOP operative Dan Garza is launching an "economic freedom" message...
