Leon Jaworski and the Numerical Index of Campaign Secrets
Major defendants went to prison while the donors were reduced to numbers in a separate index, a division in the records that shielded the money men for decades.
By Marcus Boone ·
Campaign Finance
George Steinbrenner and the Laundered Millions of American Shipbuilding
For decades, the bank records of two attorneys stayed buried, masking how a baseball mogul and a Great Lakes shipbuilder bought political influence during the Watergate era
By Harlan Pryce ·
The White House Townhouse and the 1970 Secret Fund
Candidates for the 1970 congressional elections were hand-picked and funded through a covert operation in Washington, D.C., a program later sequestered from other records due to its complexity.
By Harlan Pryce ·