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How SCOTUS Campaign Finance Rulings 'Distorted' US Democracy

Demos report authors explain how "these decisions quite literally transformed the American political system." (Photo: Michael Coghlan/cc/flickr)

Happy Holidays, Super PACs: FEC Removes Yet Another Block Against Dark Money

Nadia Prupis, staff writer

Little-noticed rule allows candidates to solicit money for super PACs as long as it's done in a small meeting

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Americans for Tax Fairness

New ATF Website on Results of Trump Tax Cuts

Jubilee USA Network

New US Bills Introduced to Tackle Global Tax Avoidance and Corruption

US PIRG

U.S. PIRG Urges Congress to Follow the Lead of Several States and Stop Letting Equifax off the Hook After New Reports of Stolen Data

Americans for Tax Fairness

After Tax Cuts, Cisco Rewards Shareholders — Not Workers

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Ralph Nader

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