Articles for Investigative Post staff

Mar 1

2013

Making sense of the sequester

ProPublica has put together a nifty package of graphics from news organizations that show the impact of the federal budget sequester.

Posted 11 years ago

Feb 26

2013

What the NRA wants to keep from the public

Congress suspended research into gun violence in the mid-1990s under pressure from the National Rifle Association. ProPublica talks to researchers who say their work showed that houses with guns are much more prone to murders and suicides.

Posted 11 years ago

Feb 25

2013

Engineering obesity

How the junk food industry puts profits over public health. An investigation from The New York Times Magazine.

Posted 11 years ago

Feb 25

2013

UB complicity in University Heights crime, blight

The UB Specturm has published a devastating investigation into the university’s indifference towards the unsafe housing and neighborhoods many of its students live in. UB’s position, in the words of one tone-deaf administrator: “We’re not in the protection business.”

Posted 11 years ago

Feb 22

2013

Beyond controlling

A state employee praises Gov. Andrew Cuomo, is threatened with termination, resigns, and gets raked over the coals anyway. His sin: talking to a reporter without permission. The New York Times details the lengths to which Cuomo and Co. micromanage the release of information.

Posted 11 years ago

Feb 22

2013

Pennsylvania’s deep ties to natural gas

The Public Accountability Initiative offers the first extensive report of the connections between the natural gas industry, Pennsylvania government officials and the environmental regulators.

Posted 11 years ago

Feb 14

2013

Chemical industry stymies health regulations

Under pressure from the chemical industry, the EPA is holding off on issuing regulations to ban a chemical compound commonly found in tap water that may cause cancer. A report from the Center for Public Integrity.

Posted 11 years ago

Feb 12

2013

Carl Paladino: Always a class act

Politico reports that Carl Paladino, who tussled with New York Post columnist Fred Dicker during his failed race for governor two years ago, sought out the scribe Tuesday during a trip to Albany long enough to flip him the bird. A report from Politico.

Posted 11 years ago
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