Paul Wolfowitz, who, according to an intriguing profile in this week’s New Yorker, has made the fight against government corruption a center piece of his tenure as World Bank President, was forced to issue an apology for arranging a job for his “significant other” (a World Bank employee) at the State Department. As the NYTimes reports, Wolfowitz’s favorable treatment may … Continue reading World Bank Irony Watch: Anti-corruption Crusader Wolfowitz Apologizes for Inappropriate Influence