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Corruption
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America Has Made Corruption Cheap — and the Cases Prove It
From a 38-month sentence for a Fed adviser who passed economic secrets to China, to a congressional pardon before trial, the punishment no longer fits the betrayal.
Hawaii Lt. Gov. Indicted in Beachfront Bribery Scheme
A federal grand jury charged Lieutenant Governor Kai Malia with accepting over $500,000 in payments to push a zoning change for a luxury Maui resort
McIver Unveils Bill to Rein In ICE Contracts After Corruption Indictment
The measure follows a corruption indictment of a former ICE official tied to a private detention center, aiming to tighten financial controls and contract transparency
NYC Corruption Probe Rocks City Hall: Who Pays When Power Brokers Fall?
A federal investigation into a New York City council member and a top Hochul aide exposes the deep veins of political influence, signaling a potential shake-up in the city's lucrative development landscape and broader market trust.