Trump May Face Heat for Campaign Finance Crimes
Last week's FBI raid on the office and home of Trump's lawyer, Michael Cohen, is just the latest sign that President Trump may be in serious hot water over possible campaign finance violations.
Campaign Finance
Campaign Finance in Illinois: One Record Set, Another Record on the Way
The Illinois governor's race is a record breaker.
Fearing 2018 Democratic Wave, Right-Wing Lobbyists Are Mobilizing Against a $15 Minimum Wage Push
By Lee Fang and Nick Surgey
Even before Democrat Doug Jones’s unlikely win in the race for an Alabama Senate seat, Republicans were worried: There could be a wave of Democratic victories ahead, a backlash against President Donald Trump, in next year’s elections. The wave could carry with it a raft of pushes for progressive policies. But the right is girding itself for the fights they see coming up. One such fight could emerge over increasing the minimum wage.
Who's Behind the Billionaire PAC Targeting Elizabeth Warren?
A billionaire-backed conservative group is targeting Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts as she tours the country in support of her new book, according to a memo obtained by Politico.
Secret Scott Walker John Doe Leak Inquiry Underway
Legal questions are raised by the Wisconsin Attorney General’s activities.
Republican State Leadership Committee Spends Big to Keep State Houses in the Red
RSLC is "one of the most influential players on the right" this election season.
WI Senate Race Tightens with Flood of Last Minute Ads against Russ Feingold
Groups backing Ron Johnson are unleashing a multi-million dollar attack on Russ Feingold as race enters final days.
Koch Cash Working to Flip the Senate in Iowa
Will Koch cash help make Iowa a trifecta state?
Kochs Battle Dark Money Disclosure in South Dakota
South Dakota Ballot Initiative will drag dark money into the light of day.
Scott Walker Backers Defend Lead and Wisconsin's Poisoned Politics
Political discourse in Wisconsin hits a new low.
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