This is a quick update on what the committees in the House have done with the health care bill since... View Article
Continue readingThis Week in Transparency – July 17, 2009
Here are a few of the more interesting media mentions of Sunlight and our friends and allies from the week:... View Article
Continue readingSenators Call for Health Care Delay, Receive Big Campaign Contributions
Six senators called for a seventy day hold on voting on health care reform legislation today, according to the Huffington... View Article
Continue readingHealth Care Word Soup: Luntz Memo
Back in May, in anticipation of the coming health care debate, Republican pollster, strategist and word smith Frank Luntz penned... View Article
Continue readingLittleSis Teams Up With The Huffington Post To Monitor Health Care Debate
Kevin Connor & Matthew Skomarovsky, co-founders of Sunlight-supported LittleSis.org, announced yesterday they are joining forces with The Huffington Post Investigative... View Article
Continue reading“Wiki Government” — Beth Noveck Book Presentation
All of you fortunate enough to be in New York on Monday July 20th, here’s an event that’s not to... View Article
Continue readingHouse Health Care Bill: Its Path and Transparency
Yesterday, the House of Representatives released a 1,018 page bill (H.R. 3200) to reform the nation’s health care system. This... View Article
Continue readingThe National Data Catalog
Sometimes you can get inspired by government. In our field it happens more than you'd think. Obviously all our new tools-- new things like TransparencyCorps and Congrelate along with CapitolWords have been inspired by government to a degree, but there aren't many ideas that we've actually stolen from government.
Continue readingCenter for Responsive Politics’ Web Chat on Health Reform – Wednesday
As the Congress takes up health care reform, it’s imperative that we citizens watch for the influence of money and... View Article
Continue readingTransparent Justice: The Sotomayor Nomination and Judicial Transparency
Monday at 10 a.m., the Senate Judiciary Committee starts its hearing on the nomination of Judge Sonia Sotomayor to the... View Article
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