President Barack Obama can issue an executive order today that requires government contractors to disclose their dark money campaign contributions.

We've received close to 7,000 comments on Facebook reacting to Tuesday's midterm elections.

On Election Day, a small California city took on one of the biggest corporations in America… and declared victory.

While big Dem donors like Tom Steyer lament Tuesday's return on their investment, they should take heart: big money — even losing big money — matters in Washington.

The real story was that such a large chunk of the cost was paid for by a small group of ultra-wealthy donors using outside groups to bury voters with an avalanche of spending.

The Republican wave of election victories was more about changing the rules of democracy to favor big business and conservative interest groups, than a reflection of the American people's opinions.

In the latest of his forays into "investigative comedy," John Oliver takes on the"conservative bill mill."

This is the year of the mega-donor: Just 42 people are responsible for nearly a third of super PAC spending in the 2014 election cycle.

Dem disgust versus vague Team GOP unhappiness: it adds up to nervous scoreboard-watching on the left side of the national ballpark.

Our final roundup of campaign cash before Tuesday's vote.