11 Arrests in Alabama Bingo Investigation

Lobbyists and businessmen were also arrested in a wide-ranging investigation into bribery and corruption.

U.S. Debates Karzai’s Place in Fighting Corruption

The Obama administration is debating whether to make Afghanistan’s president, Hamid Karzai, a more central player in efforts to root out graft.

As Colleagues Keep Their Distance, Rangel Finds a Re-election Ally in Bloomberg

The mayor says “tough times” required him to endorse the congressman, who is facing 13 ethics charges in the House of Representatives.

National Briefing | Southwest: Representative Awarded Scholarships to Family

Rep. Sanford D.

Despite Stain of Blagojevich, Illinois Resists Ethics Reform

Even as prosecutors prepare to retry Rod R.

In Inquiry at Marc Hauser’s Harvard Lab, a Raid and Then a 3-Year Wait

After authorities raided Marc Hauser’s laboratory, Harvard researchers waited for the other shoe to drop.

Ethics Charges Are Outlined Against Maxine Waters

Representative Maxine Waters violated House rules by dispensing special favors, a House committee charged.

Current or Former Lawmakers Linked to Endowments Made by Corporations

Nearly a dozen lawmakers have been honored by university endowments financed in part by corporations with business before Congress, posing some potential conflicts.

News Analysis: For Congress, a New Vigilance in Policing Ethics Cases

The ethics charges against Representatives Charles B. Rangel and Maxine Waters reflect, in part, Washington’s heightened sensitivity to indiscretions by members of Congress.

Ethics Inquiry on Waters Is Tied to OneUnited Bank

An ethics trial of Representative Maxine Waters will involve communication she had with federal officials that touched on OneUnited bank, in which her husband owned stock.

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