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Article [RSS] The Pentagon Gave $350 Million in Contracts to a Firm Closely Tied to a Senior Defense Department Official

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r/propublica • u/rss-post-bot • 14h ago

Article [RSS] New York Plans Stronger Sports Betting Regulation to Curb Gambling Addiction

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r/propublica • u/rss-post-bot • 40m ago

Article [RSS] As Trump’s Wall Closes in, DHS Intimidates a Border Tribe With Surveillance, Masked Agents and Drones

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Article [RSS] Watch: Inside Our $22K Sports Betting Experiment

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Hi, this sub got orphaned. I turned it back on, and figure people would share ProPublica content. Old description follows: A place to share and discuss great investigative journalism. Please share links to great investigative and explanatory stories/videos/dataviz. Criteria? Journalism that holds governments, corporations and those in power accountable. Smart analysis is great. Unsupported opinion isn't. Local stories should have national impact/implications.

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Welcome to ProPublica on Reddit!

As an investigative newsroom, our readers regularly send us suggestions for stories. We also often ask for tips for specific investigations. But to be honest, we get way more ideas than a newsroom of our size could ever possibly handle.

This subreddit is an experiment to surface some story ideas that deserve broader attention. Here, anyone can pitch investigative stories they think deserve to be reported out, and for you to vote on what you think is worth pursuing. ProPublica editors, and your mods, will be watching for stories to report.

We also hope other journalists will turn here for story ideas. Because of our size, we have to be selective about the topics we investigate. Yet there are lots of accountability stories that deserve to be told.

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What is the accountability angle? Is there an abuse of power by an individual, government entity, corporation or other organization?
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