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New loophole could let former Congress members use campaign funds on personal expenses

It's illegal for current or former members of Congress to spend campaign money on personal expenses.

Axios · Mar 31, 2022

Cawthorn tells McCarthy orgy, cocaine remarks were exaggerated

McCarthy told Cawthorn his comments were "unacceptable," and says he make take further action against him.

Axios · Mar 30, 2022

Pandemic-era border policy will reportedly end in late May

The government expects border numbers to spike in response to the end of Title 42.

Axios · Mar 30, 2022

Democrats grapple with response to conflict allegations against Clarence Thomas

Some progressives want him impeached, yet House leaders are seeking more investigation.

Axios · Mar 29, 2022

DOJ backs bills that could kneecap Big Tech

Support from the Biden administration's DOJ gives the bipartisan bills a boost.

Axios · Mar 29, 2022

Scoop: OnlyFans wants to go public through a SPAC

The social media company, known for its adult content, is talking to SPACs.

Axios · Mar 29, 2022

Signs of stress are deepening in the market for office buildings

Vacancy rates and loan delinquencies are climbing.

Axios · Mar 29, 2022

Premier League grapples with human rights questions after Abramovich sanctions

A human rights test would likely upend the structure of soccer's most popular league.

Axios · Mar 29, 2022

Taiwan sees lessons in Ukraine

Many Taiwanese are saying Russia's invasion of Ukraine is a wake-up call.

Axios · Mar 29, 2022

U.K. police to issue 20 fines over lockdown parties at PM's residence

Boris Johnson has admitted attending at least one of the parties, but the police won't name who they've fined.

Axios · Mar 29, 2022