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Tech giants foes open up their wallets to the House s top antitrust Republican

POLITICO Tech giants foes open up their wallets to the House’s top antitrust Republican Rep. Ken Buck of Colorado was selected as the top Republican on the House Judiciary antitrust subcommittee earlier this year. Rep. Ken Buck questions U.S. Attorney General William Barr during a House Judiciary Committee hearing on Capitol Hill on July 28, 2020 in Washington, D.C. | Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images Link Copied Colorado Rep. Ken Buck helped start a GOP groundswell earlier this year when he pledged to refuse campaign donations from major tech companies some of the deepest-pocketed corporate players in U.S. politics. But that stance has enhanced his appeal with another group of big-spending political donors: the tech giants’ major antagonists and their lobbyists.

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George Floyd s murder fueled the Black Lives Matter movement Activists are clashing over what comes next

George Floyd s murder fueled the Black Lives Matter movement. Activists are clashing over what comes next Marc Ramirez, Romina Ruiz-Goiriena and Trevor Hughes, USA TODAY © Paula Bronstein A Black Lives Matter protester chants slogans on Wednesday early morning, Nov. 4, 2020, in Portland, Ore. After police killed his son at his student apartment complex in Denton, Texas, Kevin Tarver waited to hear from the Black Lives Matter leaders he had long seen condemn similar police shootings on TV and social media. He expected strategic advice. Help with funeral costs. At the very least, condolences. Sixteen months later, no one from the national organization which last year reported a haul of $90 million has reached out to offer a word or help in his fight for justice.

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George Floyd s murder fueled the Black Lives Matter movement Activists are clashing over what comes next

George Floyd s murder fueled the Black Lives Matter movement Activists are clashing over what comes next
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George Floyd s murder fueled the Black Lives Matter movement A year later, activists and families are clashing over what comes next

George Floyd s murder fueled the Black Lives Matter movement. A year later, activists and families are clashing over what comes next Marc Ramirez, Romina Ruiz-Goiriena and Trevor Hughes, USA TODAY © Paula Bronstein A Black Lives Matter protester chants slogans on Wednesday early morning, Nov. 4, 2020, in Portland, Ore. After police killed his son at his student apartment complex in Denton, Texas, Kevin Tarver waited to hear from the Black Lives Matter leaders he had long seen condemn similar police shootings on TV and social media. He expected strategic advice. Help with funeral costs. At the very least, condolences. Sixteen months later, no one from the national organization which last year reported a haul of $90 million has reached out to offer a word or help in his fight for justice.

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Lobbyist for Foreign Elites Behind Russian Pipeline Pumped Cash into Biden Campaign

© press Joe Biden s election campaign and a leading super-PAC took cash from the lobbyist A lobbyist, representing several foreign elites behind Russia s controversial Nord Stream 2 pipeline, pumped cash donations into Joe Biden s 2020 election campaign and a top pro-Biden super-PAC, according to a bombshell new report. The Center for Responsive Politics, a non-partisan and independent firm that tracks money in U.S. politics, allegedly uncovered a paper trail that shows the lobbyist, who represents the foreign partners of the Russian pipeline, gave thousands of dollars to help Biden’s campaign. The news comes after details emerged earlier this week of a shady deal by the Biden administration that will see Russia benefit greatly from a huge energy pipeline.

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