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FORGOTTEN HISTORY: Issue one | History Defined

Can knowledge be power? For salaries on the Hill, maybe

These former staffers are tracking trends and career paths in the legislative branch — and pushing for more transparency.

Trump says tech chiefs convinced him to call off troop ‘surge’ to San Francisco

Trump says tech chiefs convinced him to call off troop ‘surge’ to San Francisco

President specifically lauds Nvidia and Salesforce CEOs and says they told him ‘the future of San Francisco is great’

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Donations for Turning Point USA pour in after founder Charlie Kirk’s death

Donations for Turning Point USA pour in after founder Charlie Kirk’s death

Fundraising efforts ramp up to open new chapters of influential far-right group as Kirk’s widow takes over as CEO

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The real winners from Trump’s ‘AI action plan’? Tech companies

Millions spent by Alphabet, Meta, Microsoft and others appear to have paid off as president vows to cut red tape

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As dark money floods campaign, advocates hope Harris, Dems could push changes - Roll Call

Advocates of changing campaign finance law are hoping a Democratic sweep in the elections would help usher in a new agenda.

Trump allies spending millions to dissuade voters in key states from polls

In critical battlegrounds, Maga allies mounting lawsuits to ‘lay the groundwork’ to challenge election if he loses

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Pro-Trump Patrick Byrne boosts funds to far-right voter-conspiracy groups

Ex-Overstock chief using Maga-allied America Project to steer large amounts to groups pushing fringe theories

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Lawmakers who linger after accepting new jobs stir concerns - Roll Call

Lawmakers who linger after accepting new jobs stir concerns - Roll Call

Ethics advocates warn that House members who accept new jobs and do not resign immediately could face conflicts.

Trump’s call to ‘go into’ cities and ‘watch’ elections sounds alarms

Trump’s call to ‘go into’ cities and ‘watch’ elections sounds alarms

Election officials and voting rights groups warn against his revived attempts to ‘sow doubt’ about results from cities with large Black populations

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GOP working to "undermine" elections

GOP working to "undermine" elections

New report highlights a nationwide onslaught of threats and harassment that's driving election officials to quit

In some states, more than half of the local election officials have left since 2020

In some states, more than half of the local election officials have left since 2020

Election conspiracies have fundamentally changed the job of local voting officials, and many don't want to take it anymore.

Bipartisan groups urge Congress to boost election security grants - Roll Call

Bipartisan groups urge Congress to boost election security grants - Roll Call

In a letter to Congress, the National Council on Election Integrity is seeking at least $400 million for election security.

Gavels for top House committees don’t always come cheap

Winning control of the most sought-after committees in the House can come with a hefty price tag — in party dues.

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Gavels for top House committees don’t always come cheap - Roll Call

Gavels for top House committees don’t always come cheap - Roll Call

A study by a campaign finance advocacy group criticized big donations that leaders of top committees paid as “party dues.”

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Races to oversee elections draw an avalanche of spending

Campaign spending is setting records in races to oversee state elections

Thirteen percent of congressional staffers make less than a living wage, report shows - Roll Call

Low salaries in a high-cost city like D.C. have long made it difficult for junior staffers in Congress. Among the proposals? A salary floor.

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