Fossil Fuel Interests Boost Trump’s Reelection, Reap Policy Rewards
Fossil fuel interests heavily funded Trump’s 2024 reelection. Post-victory, his administration aligns with their agenda.
September 15, 2025
Fossil fuel interests heavily funded Trump’s 2024 reelection. Post-victory, his administration aligns with their agenda.
The Trump administration’s pattern of rewarding wealthy donors raises urgent questions about political corruption.
One under-discussed story is Trump’s military strike on a Caribbean boat, raising questions on military’s drug role.
Members of Congress trading stocks poses ethical concerns; stricter rules are needed to restore public trust.
President Trump plans an executive order for mandatory voter ID in U.S. elections, sparking legal debates on its validity.
Newsom mocks Trump on social media, providing a cathartic response to MAGA’s reign despite limited Democratic control.
Newsmax will pay $67 million to settle a lawsuit accusing it of defaming a voting equipment company regarding 2020.
After meeting with Putin, Trump announced plans to control US elections, focusing on mail voting and voting machines.
House Republicans are silent on Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s claim that “Trump accounts” aim to privatize Social Security.
New York’s small donor public financing program, debuting last year, gained strong voter support, countering wealth’s influence.
Gerrymandering involves drawing district lines to favor a party, impacting representation, voter power, and trust.
A viral video shows President Trump allegedly cheating at golf in Scotland, sparking debates on his tactics.
