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

Concerned Veterans for America is using a loophole in campaign finance law that allows the group to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on candidate-focused digital ads without reporting them to the FEC.

Concerned Veterans of America is also targeting races in Pennsylvania and Nevada with online ads praising the Republican Senate candidates in each state.

This past Sunday, as churchgoers across the nation listened to sermons from their clergy, some may have heard a message they aren’t used to hearing while sitting in the pews.

Last year, NFL owners kicked off the 2015 season by donating nearly $3 million to presidential super PACs. By the end of the season, the team owners contributed an additional $1.6 million to outside groups.

Though best known for spending at least $4 million in 2016 on ads about filling Justice Antonin Scalia’s vacancy on the Supreme Court, a new tax document obtained by CREW confirms they have spent on more.

Yesterday, The Guardian published roughly 1,500 pages of documents from an investigation into whether Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker illegally coordinated with conservative non-profit groups.