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Federalist Society executive Leonard Leos dark-money windfall last year is still raising questions about how hes using the money, the most recent transactions having involved former Trump advisor Kellyanne Conway.

Live Nation continues to grow its lobbying footprint after the entertainment and ticketing giant landed in the crosshairs of antitrust hawks.

The conservative judicial activist used BH Fund to facilitate the nominations of conservative judges, but it closed down just three days after POLITICO inquired about its role in the 2017 purchase of Kellyanne Conway’s business.

The move adds to a growing picture of how groups associated with Leo helped advance the conservative legal agenda.

Among the most high-profile pieces of legislation omitted from the package are the bipartisan antitrust bills aimed at barring tech companies from favoring their own products.

Analysis: Leonard Leo, the chief adviser to Donald Trump on Supreme Court nominations, has emerged in recent years as a major player at the Catholic University of America, the nation's only Vatican-chartered university.

The groups in the network spent nearly $504 million on policy and political fights, including grants to about 150 allied groups, between mid-2015 and last year.

February 23, 2021 - 6:56pm Several right-wing advocacy groups are campaigning against two of President Joe Bidens nominees, reprising the Rights previous attacks on health care expansion and the Black Lives Matter movement. Groups including the Judicial Crisis Network (JCN), the Heritage Foundations political arm, and the recently established Americans for Public Trust (APT) are spending millions of dollars on TV and digital ads that began running on Feb. 19. The groups are reportedly trying...