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Pop-up super PACs hide donors as they influence GOP Kansas Senate primary
Outside groups are injecting over $10 million into Kansas’ Senate race to blanket the airwaves with inflammatory ads aimed at influencing Republican primary voters. About two-thirds of that spending comes from groups that won’t disclose their donors before the Aug. 4 election takes place. That’s because “pop-up” super PACs tied to both parties are abusing loopholes in election law.
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Trump’s new rules on drone sales benefit influential defense contractors
The White House last week announced loosened restrictions on the sales of certain military-grade drones to foreign countries, benefiting some powerful defense companies. The decision primarily impacts Northrop Grumman and General Atomics, two drone manufacturers that may now sell some of their unmanned aircrafts abroad under less stringent rules.
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Democrats eye quickly changing district in ruby-red Indiana
Indiana is considered the “crossroads of America” — the state people don’t go to, but go through. But in one of the most conservative states outside the Deep South, House Democrats see an opportunity to expand their ranks in Indiana’s 5th Congressional District.
The race pits Republican state Sen. Victoria Spartz against former Democratic state Rep. Christina Hale in a battle for the suburban district.
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