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Decoder Wire GSA scandal: Does agency have culture of waste, fraud, and abuse?

Critics of the huge federal bureaucracy have a history of missteps to cite, from well before the latest GSA scandal, in which Jeffrey Neeley authorized $823,000 for a conference in Las Vegas.

Fresh conviction in Abramoff scandal: aide traded favors for World Series trip

Casino Jack: movie review

Top picks: 'Casino Jack,' Martha Stewart, Museum Day, and more

Why John McCain isn't in more trouble for Arizona Senate primary

'Pork barrel' spending: A big liability for lawmakers in 2010 election?

Tom DeLay cleared in federal probe, but Texas charges loom

Charles Rangel careens toward House trial; Democrats keen to avoid it

Why Charlie Rangel stepped down as Ways and Means chairman

Gallery Ethically challenged Congressmen

Underdog Hayworth says he'll rap McCain on illegal immigration

Sundance: Glitz gets low profile as festival goes back to basics

The lobbyist through history: villainy and virtue

How Washington lobbyists peddle power

Hoyer says Murtha and other Dems should be investigated

New Obama ad ties McCain to Ralph Reed

Lawmaker ethics. An oxymoron?

Opinion A test of ethics for Congress