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In states famous for wine, women vintners find success off the beaten path

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By Lisa Rein
| Oregon Public Broadcasting Verified
Julia Bailey walks the vineyards of Loop de Loop Winery in Underwood, Wash., on July 14, 2026. There are about three dozen female wine producers, growers and winery owners in the Columbia River Gorge, a region well known for its stunning views but not as famous for its wine as the Willamette Valley.
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Trump breaches firewall between watchdogs and agencies they investigate Original

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By Lisa Rein
| Detroit News Verified
POLITICS Meryl Kornfield, Lisa Rein The Washington Post March 19, 2026, 11:58 a.m. ET View Comments Inspectors general have long touted their independence from partisan politics, maintaining a strict firewall between themselves and the White House appointees whose activities they are supposed to check.
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Under President Trump, the government’s watchdogs are losing their independence

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By Lisa Rein
| Benton Institute for Broadband & Society
Inspectors general have long touted their independence from partisan politics, maintaining a strict firewall between themselves and the White House appointees whose activities they are supposed to check. But now, over a year into the new Trump administration, political figures and the White House have sought greater influence over government watchdogs than ever before, leading to concerns about the independence of the oversight community.
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