Tracking Trump's visits to his properties and other conflicts of interest

“Money is speech” our current campaign finance jurisprudence tells us. And while many consider the 2010 decision of Citizens United v. FEC as the source of that edict, it is actually much older.

Congressional staffers who pass through the revolving door to join lobbying firms are often hot commodities for special interests seeking access to their former bosses.

If an organization is going to participate in an illegal conduit contribution scheme, there has to be something in it for the group to make the risk worthwhile, right?

The revelation raises questions about whether Missouri Governor Eric Greitens’ gubernatorial campaign, where Ayers served as the “general consultant,” knew the secret source of the super PAC’s funding.

The Johnson Amendment, a provision of tax law that currently bars churches and charitable groups from participating in electoral politics.

Majority Forward, the top liberal non-disclosing outside spender in the 2016 election, reported to the IRS that it spent more than $1.4 million influencing elections from June 2015.