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While the South Dakota House of Representatives kills an update of South Dakota Campaign Finance Laws after 22 years of them being the same, today the Federal Elections Commission raised contribution rates because of inflation. From Open Secrets: Following historic 8% inflation in 2022, the Federal Election Commission announced new contribution limits for the 2024 election cycle on Thursday. The Bipartisan…

Exclusive: Misguided policies have hurt small-scale farms while enriching agribusinesses and corporate lobbyists, analysis shows

There’s an old saying about going to work in Washington, DC:One goes there to do good. But one stays there to do... well.

A NewsChannel 5 investigation discovered that the freshman Republican has never complied with a federal disclosure law required of all congressional candidates.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene is angling to be former President Donald Trump's VP pick in 2024, according to two people who have spoken to the congresswoman.

Ticketmaster’s Taylor Swift ticket-selling debacle has stoked bipartisan ire in Washington. Senators talk of breaking up the ‘monopoly’ that has an exclusive contract with Orlando’s Amway Center.

The mortgage brokers are going to Washington. A trade association for independent mortgage brokers and wholesale lenders is ramping up its presence in the corridors of power, both in Washington, D.C., and in state capitals around the country in an effort to "level the playing field" for the…

Liberal megadonor George Soros believes the arc of history doesn’t bend on its own, so he’s actively engaged in working to bend it. An Oct. 25, New York Times propaganda piece headlined “George Soros Has Enemies. He’s Fine With That,” drooled over “liberal champion” Soros’ current perspectives on our country’s state of affairs, his suggestions for policymaking, his 2020 election predictions and his hatred of President Donald Trump.

We’re marking the 13th anniversary of the Citizens United Supreme Court decision by warning about another case that also has the potential to radically reshape American politics: Moore v. Harper.

Regulation will not be enough to stop Big Tech. We must also starve the beast that feeds on your private information and uses it against you.