Here Are the Members of Congress Invested in War
More than 50 members of Congress own stock in defense contractors whose profits are soaring from giant Pentagon budgets and supplemental weapons packages.
More than 50 members of Congress own stock in defense contractors whose profits are soaring from giant Pentagon budgets and supplemental weapons packages.
Super PACs are supposed to be completely independent from candidates, but the FEC just approved a plan to let them collaborate on joint fundraising committees.
The group's big donation to the pro-Trump effort came after Trump came out against banning TikTok, in which Yass is heavily invested.
The pro-Israel group passed the $100 million spending mark in July, according to new FEC information.
The Trump-aligned Conservative Partnership Institute sponsored an event this month with X’s head of U.S. elections, Meta’s public policy manager, and staffers for Freedom Caucus representatives.
At least nine members of Congress have already violated the STOCK Act this month by failing to disclose their financial transactions within 45 days.
Bully Pulpit International touts its reputation rehab and policy change services for companies like McDonald’s, Uber, and Walmart.
Courier Newsroom began running Harris ads on Facebook and Instagram just days before Hoffman made his endorsement.
The Alaska Democrat, who pushed for approval of ConocoPhillips’ massive Willow oil drilling project in the state, got a campaign boost from a Conoco-funded super PAC.