Celebrity Endorsements for Kamala Harris

Celebrity endorsements for Vice President Kamala Harris were unfoundedly claimed to have collectively cost $20 million, but there is no evidence to support this. The article debunks the claims and highlights the endorsements received from Beyoncé, Oprah Winfrey, Eminem, Megan Thee Stallion, and Lizzo. The Harris campaign did not pay these celebrities for their endorsements.

FBI Search of Tennessee Republican Rep. Andy Ogles Regarding Campaign Finances

Tennessee Republican Rep. Andy Ogles was searched by the FBI regarding his campaign's finances after winning a primary election, admitting to mistakes in his campaign finance disclosures.

2024 Presidential Race and Campaign Finance

President Joe Biden drops out of the 2024 presidential race, raising questions about the transfer of campaign funds to potential replacements.

Deceptive Tactics in 2024 US Presidential Election

Groups with Republican ties are using deceptive means to promote third-party candidates like Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Cornel West in swing states to benefit Donald Trump by siphoning off votes from President Joe Biden. This tactic is deeply troubling to Democrats who fear a repeat of the 2016 election where third-party candidates played spoiler. Legal issues may arise due to the involvement of outside parties in signature gathering efforts.

Democratic Lawyer Backs Secretive Media Network in Arizona

Democrat lawyer Marc Elias is backing a secretive local media network in Arizona to boost Democratic candidates on social media, similar to past operations like Courier Newsroom. Arizona regulators are questioning whether the network should be subject to the same spending and disclosure rules as political organizations.

Complaint filed against Republican senatorial candidate Royce White for illegal campaign spending

A complaint alleges that Republican senatorial candidate Royce White illegally spent donor funds on personal expenses, failed to report disbursements, and violated campaign finance laws. The nonpartisan Campaign Legal Center filed the complaint with the FEC. White's spending habits and lack of transparency have raised concerns about financial malfeasance.

MSNBC hosts praise Alvin Bragg for Trump's conviction

MSNBC hosts praised Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg for Trump's conviction in a hush money trial. Progressive megadonor George Soros's son advised Democrats to emphasize Trump's felon status. The Soros family supported Bragg's campaign. Trump was found guilty of falsifying business records to cover up payments to Stormy Daniels. Republicans criticized the verdict.

Former President Trump's Comments on Russia, Ukraine, China, and Fundraising

Former President Trump suggested he would have bombed Moscow in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and attacked Beijing if China invaded Taiwan during a fundraising event. He also praised Chinese leader Xi Jinping and made policy promises to wealthy donors.

Donald Trump's criminal trial involving Stormy Daniels' testimony

Donald Trump returns to court after Stormy Daniels' testimony about alleged sexual encounter, facing 34 counts of falsifying business records to cover up hush money payment. Prosecutors call final witnesses in historic trial.

Preventing Foreign Influence in American Elections Act

A U.S. Senator is introducing a bill to prevent foreign influence in American elections, highlighting the use of a Swiss billionaire's funding to support Democrats. The bill aims to close loopholes and prohibit foreign nationals from funding election-related activities.

Trump's Hush Money Court Case Begins

Former President Donald Trump's hush money court case will begin on Monday, marking the first time a former president will stand trial over criminal charges. The trial stems from payments made to Stormy Daniels and other individuals to silence negative information and boost Trump's electoral prospects.

Sen. Ted Cruz's podcast and iHeartMedia's payments to a super PAC supporting his re-election campaign

Sen. Ted Cruz lashed out at a reporter for asking about the money iHeartMedia has poured into a super PAC supporting his re-election campaign. Cruz claims he doesn't receive compensation for his podcast despite iHeartMedia's payments to the PAC.

Campaign Finance Violation by NAACP President

The president of the Providence NAACP violated state campaign finance laws when he ran for City Council in 2022, convicted of two counts of failing to file campaign finance reports as required by state law.