@ATT 3. @Walmart says it's committed "to celebrating, developing and lifting up women around the world – both within the company and in the communities we serve."
The company donated $57,700 to politicians pushing abortion bans across six states
@pfizer 6. Eli Lilly (@LillyPad) it is working to remove "any hidden barriers for women ...to pave the way for a more open, engaging and inclusive culture for everyone."
The company donated $66,250 to politicians pushing abortion bans in five states
@pfizer@LillyPad 7. @CocaCola says there "is overwhelming evidence that achieving equality and empowerment for women...benefits them directly and [has] broader ripple effects that are good for society."
The company donated $40,800 to politicians pushing abortion bans
@pfizer@LillyPad@CocaCola 8. @Aetna says women "are the largest consumer and workforce group. Women’s views on health care and health care services are critical to our success"
The company donated $26,600 to politicians pushing abortion bans
1. During an August 2025 cabinet meeting, Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum shared "a lighter note" with the group.
He said that, in the course of 24-hours, Trump had been able to change the rules of engagement for Park Police who were having "so much fun"
Now, an innocent man is dead.
2. Burgum was “shocked” to learn Park Police could not pursue vehicles, except in incidents involving violent crimes. But, Burgum announced, “we got that rule changed in 24 hours because of President Trump’s leadership”
1. A network of purportedly progressive super PACs, spending millions in Democratic primaries across the country, is funded by a Republican dark money group, the American Prosperity Alliance (APA).
2. Newly filed FEC documents reveal that three PACs that claim to oppose GOP policies are wholly funded by Conservative Americans PAC, which received $30 million this cycle from a GOP dark money group, the APA.
3. The APA is a key part of the GOP financial infrastructure. It was established in 2022 and received $5.5 million in seed funding from the American Action Network, a non-profit associated with the House Republican super PAC, the Congressional Leadership Fund.
1. Progressive Champions PAC, a super PAC created last month, says on its website that its mission is to “elect bold, progressive candidates up and down the ballot.”
A Popular Information investigaiton reveals that it's a GOP front group.
Following along for receipts.
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2. Progressive Champions just booked 400K in ads attacking Cait Conley, a Dem candidate in New York’s 17th District competing in the June 23 primary. The ads claim that Conley is “not progressive" and tie her to Trump.
3. Popular Information previously reported that Real Change PAC, another sham progressive PAC, sent a message to supporters from a email address — the domain of a GOP comms shop and top vendor of the CLF, the House Republican super PAC.cavalryllc.com
3. In his testimony before a House committee, however, AG Blanche said that there would be NO WRITTEN MODIFICATIONS to the settlement and that he would continue to defend it in court.
1. For the SECOND TIME IN SIX MONTHS, a foreign real estate development led by Jared Kushner has been derailed by a GOVERNMENT CORRUPTION SCANDAL and mass protests.
Follow along for all the gory details.
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2. Jared and Ivanka are developing a $4 billion resort centered around an uninhabited island in Albania.
The massive project, which includes 10,000 hotel rooms, is located in one of Europe’s most environmentally sensitive areas.
1. Real Change PAC, a super PAC that purports to be "committed to progressive values," has spent millions of dollars in Democratic primaries.
It is actually a Republican front closely tied to House Republican leadership.
An email completely exposed the dirty tricks operation.
2. When you registered for the Real Change PAC email list on its website, the confirmation email came from a Cavalry LLC domain. Cavalry one of DC’s premier GOP communications shops.
3. According to FEC filings analyzed by Popular Information, the CLF -- the primary super PAC of the House Republicans -- spent over $10 million in the 2024 cycle buying digital ads through Cavalry.