White House visitor log too bi The White House pledged to “increase governmental transparency” by publishing its visitor access records but the downloadable database may
BP’s $22,800 apology Texas Rep. Joe Barton, who apologized to BP’s top executive at a marathon Congressional hearing today, collected tens of thousands of dollar
House considers proposal to eliminate all federal campaign contribution limits After months of false starts and compromises, the House today was set to begin debating a Democratic bill that would make it clear how much
One year later datagov site bi One year ago, the U.S. government launched Data.gov, a central plank in its Open Government initiative to make it easier for the public to f
Founders rally for change in e Led by actors dressed as George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Ben Franklin and Betsy Ross, two good-government groups today sought to draw a
Gitmo detainee classifications When the Guantanamo Review Task Force summary report was released in June — more than five months after its completion — it marked the lates
Political inaction committees Jay Peters is a psychology instructor at a Durham, North Carolina, community college who has donated tens of thousands of dollars to conserv
