Jim Puzzanghera

Los Angeles Times

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Ethical questions are being raised about President-elect Donald Trump’s business interests.

Will Donald Trump's business interests violate the constitution?

Ethical questions are being raised about President-elect Donald Trump’s business interests.

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Wells Fargo is now staring at 2 Congressional investigations over the company's misleading sales tactics.

A bank taken to account

Wells Fargo is now staring at 2 Congressional investigations over the company's misleading sales tactics.

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PIPA, the  Protect Intellectual Property Act , was passed unanimously by the Senate Judiciary Committee just last year.  In the House, SOPA, the  Stop Online Piracy Act , had been…

SOPA: Silicon Valley and Hollywood on Capitol Hill

PIPA, the Protect Intellectual Property Act , was passed unanimously by the Senate Judiciary Committee just last year.  In the House, SOPA, the Stop Online Piracy Act , had been…

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