- Carol D. Leonnig
- Reporter
Gingrich campaign pays off some debts
Newt Gingrich’s presidential campaign is taking in more money, but still carrying significant debts.
Santorum pushed to limit malpractice awards but sought larger payout for wife
Rick Santorum’s position on medical lawsuits seems to be at odds with his personal experience.
Obama-backed maker of electric-car batteries files for Chapter 11
Ener1, an electric car battery company that was awarded a $118 million stimulus grant to expand its manufacturing, has filed for bankruptcy protection.
White House was warned about Solyndra layoffs
E-mails show Energy Dept. asked firm in October 2010 to delay news of layoffs until after midterm vote.
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- Solyndra tried to influence Energy Department, e-mails show
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- Energy Department failed to sound alarm as Solyndra solar company sank
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