CoreCivic and GEO Group reported a combined $1.4 billion in spring revenue as ICE detention nears record levels. The man running ICE spent a decade as a GEO executive. The president has traded the stock 29 times.
The Senate parliamentarian threw the PCAOB's elimination out of Trump's budget bill in June 2025. Wagner put it back in June 2026 as Title V of a nine-title SEC package — along with a rule that would let corporate lawbreakers be fined for one violation instead of hundreds.
Popular Information found dozens of corporations funding Max Miller's campaign this cycle. We pulled the FEC records ourselves: Elevance has given $9,000, Pfizer $8,000, Altria $7,500 — and five of these companies sent him more money after his ex-wife's abuse allegations were published on May 7.
As a state senator he introduced the law creating digital asset banks. In 2025 Norfolk's Telcoin got the nation's first such charter and thanked him by name. Its founder has given him $23,800 — and the crypto industry's super PAC spent $126,740 backing him while he sits on the committee writing federal crypto rules.
Edison Chouest Offshore has spent more than $7 million on parties, PACs and members of the committees that oversee the Coast Guard — then sold the Coast Guard a broken icebreaker for $125 million. Today the man holding the House gavel over the Coast Guard takes more money from Chouest than from any other employer.
Leading the Future — funded by Andreessen Horowitz, OpenAI's president and Palantir's co-founder — exists to stop states and cities from writing their own AI rules. It's running ads for Hern from before his primary through November. Meanwhile Oklahoma City, Edmond, Broken Arrow and Luther are all pausing data centers.
The House passed Crawford's rotisserie chicken amendment 384-35. It adds no money and helps nobody who has already been cut off — but the National Chicken Council loved it, and Tyson is on his donor list.
John Oliver called Womack out by name in 2015 over the spending-bill rider that blocked the USDA from enforcing protections for poultry growers. In July 2026 the USDA moved to scrap those protections for good — and Womack has said nothing.
FEC filings show the group has taken $0.00 from individual donors, got its entire $200,000 from a Virginia super PAC that's now spent $2.5 million attacking Cotton's opponent, and spent every dollar of its campaign money against her.