Stories by Paul Kiel
Paul Kiel is a reporter for ProPublica. He's written for TPMmuckraker, Talking Points Memo’s investigative reporting blog, from 2006 to 2008. TPM’s coverage of the firings of U.S. attorneys and politicization of the Department of Justice won a George Polk Award for legal reporting.
Posted on Aug 1, 2011, Source: ProPublica
GMAC, one of the nation's largest mortgage servicers, faced a quandary last summer. It wanted to foreclose on a NYC homeowner but lacked the crucial paperwork.
Posted on Feb 4, 2010, Source: ProPublica
Homeowners who may well be eligible for the mortgage loan modification program are being denied because their troubles were not deemed "permanent."
Posted on Dec 24, 2009, Source: ProPublica
Confusion and delays have plagued the administration's loan modification program, causing homeowners to fall behind on mortgage payments, risking foreclosure.
Posted on Mar 11, 2009, Source: ProPublica
It's looking increasingly like the FDIC will have to turn to Treasury to help it weather the storm.
Posted on Mar 2, 2009, Source: ProPublica
The new top line number for the ailing giant, near as we can figure, is $180 billion.
Posted on Jan 21, 2009, Source: ProPublica
The TARP hasn't saved the nation's major banks. So what's next?
Posted on Dec 29, 2008, Source: ProPublica
Homeowners should be able to get loan modification help from nonprofits, which charge little or nothing for the service.
Posted on Aug 18, 2008, Source: ProPublica
A series of mainstream media reports find states will still be wrestling with different voting systems for the presidential election.
