NPR examines the Katrina aid controversy with CREW's Melanie Sloan

Submitted by crew on 1 May 2007 - 3:39pm. Bush Administration Katrina

Yesterday, NPR covered the Katrina foreign assistance scandal. You can listen to the piece here:

New details indicate that the U.S. government failed to collect most of the foreign aid offered for Hurricane Katrina relief efforts. Melanie Sloan of The Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington explains the controversy.

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