Alexander Cohen, Las Vegas Review-Journal

Alexander Cohen

Las Vegas Review-Journal

Las Vegas, NV, United States

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Past articles by Alexander:

Long-public Nevada arrest database made secret after RJ request

A database of Nevada arrest records that was open to public inspection for decades has been made secret by a new state law. → Read More

New strategic bomber contract awarded after millions of dollars worth of lobbying

The winning contractor helped fund the campaigns of 224 congressmen who control defense spending → Read More

Top defense contractors spend millions to get billions

A suit-and-tie legion in D.C. is pressing the case for much larger defense budgets → Read More

Top defense contractors spend millions to get billions

A suit-and-tie legion in D.C. is pressing the case for much larger defense budgets → Read More

Defense budget decision-makers are big recipients of industry funds

The 48 members of a key House-Senate conference committee got four times more defense industry cash than other Armed Services members → Read More

Schumer’s road to the top greased by donations to colleagues

Generous contributions from Sen. Charles Schumer to Senate colleagues give him edge in leadership race → Read More

Lawmakers boost war spending as the wars wind down

A Pentagon budget account for the wars becomes an ever-larger slush fund → Read More

The defense industry's friend inside Congress and outside Congress

It's a shocker -- the retired House Armed Services Committee chairman stays in Washington to work for industry clients → Read More

Ex-Senators Breaux and Lott confirm lobbying for Russian bank on Ukraine sanctions

A new filing says two former Senators were part of a team that earned $150,000 for roughly a month of work → Read More

Russian bank hires two former U.S. Senators

U.S. sanctions against Russia are becoming a boon for Washington's lobbyists → Read More

Russian gas company hires DC lobbyists

Russia’s largest privately held gas producer has turned to a Washington, D.C. public relations firm to lobby the administration and Congress after one of its largest shareholders, an associate of Russian president Vladimir Putin, was targeted for sanctions by the United States. OAO Novatek, the Moscow-based gas company, in July hired QorvisMSL LLC, which assigned two of its lobbyists to the account,… → Read More

Russian gas company hires D.C. lobbyists

Russia’s largest privately held gas producer has turned to a Washington, D.C., public relations firm to lobby the administration and Congress after one of its largest shareholders, an associate of Russian president Vladimir Putin, was targeted for sanctions by the United States. OAO Novatek, the Moscow-based gas company, in July hired QorvisMSL LLC, which assigned two of its lobbyists to the… → Read More

Unpaid tax debts surprisingly frequent among those with U.S. security clearances

Being a deadbeat does not mean you cannot read secret documents. → Read More

Intelligence contractors donate millions to intelligence watchdogs in Congress

Those on Capitol Hill who approve and oversee military intelligence spending benefit from a stream of industry campaign funding. → Read More