All Blog Posts from Investigative Round-Up

McClatchy:
In March, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner unveiled a Public-Private Investment Program in which the government and private firms would bid together to purchase toxic assets from banks, freeing them to increase lending and help revive the economy.
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AP:
An official at a Florida pharmacy said Thursday the business incorrectly prepared a supplement given to 21 polo horses that died over the weekend while preparing to play in a championship match.
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AP:
Weeks before the earliest signs of a national salmonella outbreak that now has been traced to peanuts from a Georgia processing plant, peanuts exported by the same company were found to be contaminated and were returned to the United States, The Associated Press has learned.
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Washington Post:
A multi-billion-dollar government program designed to reward oil and gas companies for drilling in expensive locales is plagued with bad business practices, according to an inspector general's report released last week from the Department of the Interior.
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