Here is a look at what happened yesterday on the Sunlight network.

Ellen Miller and Mike Klein explained Sunlight’s stance on Wikileaks. (Sunlight Foundation Blog)
Lisa Rosenberg highlighted some of the House Rules changes Sunlight recommended a few weeks ago. (Sunlight Foundation Blog)
Laurenellen McCann added another installment of Statelight, Transparency in a Box, this time focusing on some [...]

Here is a look at what happened yesterday on the Sunlight network.

Ryan Sibley has an article about big banks that are taking advantage of the emergency Term Asset-Backed Loan Facility offered by the Fed. (Sunlight Foundation Blog)
Take a look at the previous day’s transparency-related news items, congressional committee hearings, transparency-related bills introduced in Congress, and transparency related events. (The [...]

Here is a look at what happened recently on the Sunlight network.

Paul Blumenthal tracked down the current tally of lobbyists who have taken jobs on the Hill as staffers. (Sunlight Foundation Blog)
Daniel Schuman announced the beta of the Sunlight Foundation’s free House Staff Directory. (Sunlight Foundation Blog)
Paul Blumenthal wrote about the reactions to former Office of Management and [...]

Here is a look at what happened yesterday on the Sunlight network.

Paul Blumenthal wrote about the House Republican Steering Committee’s choice for House Financial Services Committee chairman, Rep. Spencer Bachus, who is also the member of Congress most reliant on contributions from the financial sector. (Sunlight Foundation Blog)
Paul Blumenthal also blogged on the loopholes [...]

Here is a look at what happened yesterday on the Sunlight network.

Zubedah Nanfuka included another roundup of transparency bloggers, this time highlighting bloggers from North Carolina, New Mexico, Florida, and blogger Amy Laff. (Sunlight Foundation Blog)
Ellen Miller announced the one-year anniversary of the Open Government Directive, including highlighting Sunlight’s press release and live blog [...]

Here is a look at what happened yesterday on the Sunlight network.

Paul Blumenthal reported that the independent Office of Congressional Ethics (OCE) is likely to survive despite the criticism it faces from Republicans. (Sunlight Foundation Blog)
Lisa Rosenberg detailed Sunlight’s desired amendments to the Foreign Agents Registration Act, the law that requires anyone who lobbies the U.S. government on [...]

Here is a look at what happened recently on the Sunlight network.

Paul Blumenthal reported that the Federal Election Commission (FEC) is investigating Rep. Charlie Rangel’s use of political action committee (PAC) funds to pay for his legal fees during the House Ethics Committee investigation that led to his censure. (Sunlight Foundation Blog)
Ellen Miller wrote [...]

Here is a look at what happened recently on the Sunlight network.

Paul Blumenthal had a roundup of the latest ethics news. (Sunlight Foundation Blog)
Paul Blumenthal wrote about the House Ethics Committee’s broadened inquiry into Rep. Maxine Waters by examining whether Financial Services Committee fully complied with requests to turn over documents. (Sunlight Foundation Blog)
Paul [...]

Here is a look at what happened yesterday on the Sunlight network.

Nicko Margolies introduced the Political Action Committee (PAC) Name Generator. (Sunlight Foundation Blog)
Ryan Sibley wrote about the benefits received from Bank of America from the Federal Reserve during the 2008 financial crisis. (Sunlight Foundation Blog)
Josh Shpayher, founder of GovSM.com, blogged on the benefits of social media [...]

Here is a look at what happened yesterday on the Sunlight network.

Paul Blumenthal wrote about the data released by the Federal Reserve that shows all of the emergency lending programs that the Fed undertook beginning in 2007, as required under the Dodd-Frank financial reform law. (Sunlight Foundation Blog)
Zubedah Nanfuka included another roundup of bloggers [...]