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Contribution records appear to show that the newly hired heads of the National Public Radio Foundation (NPRF) and National Public Radio (NPR) are liberal partisans. So why does NPR continue to receive taxpayer funding? The new Chair of the NPR Foundation Board of Trustees John McGinn gave the maximum-allowed $2,800 to Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand’s (D-NY) presidential campaign Mar. 2, 2019. 

The Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act changed legal policy, land ownership, and economic structure for Alaska Natives. But it also completely transformed the general Alaskan economy #ancsa50

A House committee accusation about bribery in the Trump administration turns a spotlight on former Secretary of the Interior David Bernhardt, as well as Angels owner Arte Moreno.

All the news that fits, and more: Your first look at Sunshine State politics and policy news.

On May 4th, General Dynamics held its annual shareholder meeting. This meeting took place virtually, possibly in response to last year when shareholders

General Dynamics recently rejected a human rights proposal on the grounds that it would “undermine shareholder value and more notably, “embed[ing] radical skepticism toward U.S. foreign policy.”

A new Marquette poll shows Lasry just three points behind the frontrunner for the Democratic Senate nomination, Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes.

As the US Supreme Court looks set to overturn abortion rights, Amazon and other companies are stepping in to cover travel costs for procedures.

Youth Capital will launch a report on the cost of looking for work as a young person; the Hanns Seidel Foundation and the Institute for Security Studies will host a seminar on police reform; and Open Secrets will unpack Part Four of the State Capture report on its Twitter space. Youth Capital w...

During his January 17th, 1961, farewell address US President Dwight Eisenhower warned against the threat posed to democratic government by the “military industrial complex,” formed by the military and the arms industry.