Americans for Prosperity is vigorously opposing a state tax credit for renovating historic properties. Koch took advantage of a similar perk when he spruced up his Palm Beach villa.

Reports of hedge fund managers seeking refuge in far away places show a misguided sense of how their money should be spent.

Forget lobbying. When Washington, DC’s biggest trade associations want to wield influence, they often put far more of their money into advertising and public relations.

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Multinationals' promise to spend tax break cash on infrastructure and jobs is bogus.

As the super-rich continue to get richer, many middle class Americans are finding themselves slipping into poverty.

The report, which could be the "first draft" of an agenda for Hilary Clinton's presidential campaign, lets Wall Street off the hook.

Why didn't Romney get an invite to the Koch brothers' donor retreat over the weekend?

'Citizens United' opened a potential floodgate of new chemical health threats backed by unbridled chemical industry spending.

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