Mark Alfred is a Reporter & Aji Fellow at various esteemed publications. He focuses on general assignment news with a keen interest in government and politics, public policy, and environmental issues, as well as the evolving landscape of cryptocurrency regulation. Mark's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Daily Nexus, The Daily Beast, and Yahoo News.
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A federal judge said the agency “is defying” his previous order voiding the cuts.
Opaque investments boost lawmakers' campaign coffers with little public oversight.
By: Mark Alfred
Federal regulators keep flagging donors to the Texas Democrat who gave over the legal limit.
Nick Begich has shepherded more stand-alone bills to Trump's desk than any other lawmaker this session.
Federal regulators flagged donations to the Republican senator from prominent executives, attorneys and former ambassadors.
The ruling is expected to be appealed to the Supreme Court.
Even guardrails supported by prediction market platforms are stuck in limbo.
Ultrarich politicians — in most cases — can't buy a seat in Congress.
The flight simulator for the Qatari-gifted plane is publicly funded and may not be ready for “24-36 months.”
The West Virginia Republican — a billionaire — blew past a federal transparency deadline.
