- October 23, 2017A former Democratic operative writes in The New York Times that the party needs to drop FDR-style progressive politics and strengthen ties to Wall Street. He's dead wrong.
- March 11, 2017This week's installment in our series in which we regularly point you to some of the best investigative reporting you might otherwise miss.
- March 9, 2017We have obtained a list of more than 400 Trump administration hires, including dozens of lobbyists and some from far-right media.
- June 21, 2016A new Public Citizen report provides a blueprint for reining in the Wall Street banks that are too big to fail, too big to jail and too big to manage.
- May 24, 2016Lobbyists are flocking to Capitol Hill, seeking to further weaken financial regulation through spending bill riders.
- January 20, 2016In his new book Plutocrats United, election law scholar Rick Hasen argues that the problem isn't that politicians are corrupted by special interests — it's that they have no incentive to pay attention to anyone but the rich.
- June 9, 2015After serving in Congress, half of all retiring senators and 42 percent of retiring representatives become lobbyists. We need new rules to keep corruption -- or even the appearance of it -- at bay.
- February 17, 2015The best reporting on the influence of money on our democracy. This week: The fundraising potential of Jeb's surname and a proposal for making small campaign donations tax deductible.
- January 13, 2015A weekly roundup of the best reporting on the influence of money on our democracy.
- June 10, 2014In the new issue of The Washington Monthly, Paul Glastris and Haley Sweetland Edwards look at how Republicans have given Congress a "self-lobotomy."