Andrew Perez

In debate, the Democratic front-runner drastically understated the amount of support she gets from Wall Street.

The presidential candidate told Iowans she’s unaware of millions of dollars she and her family foundation received from fossil fuel firms.

While denouncing corporate crime, Clinton gets money from a Wall Street firm punished for allegedly ripping off investors.

A U.S. invasion of Syria could be lucrative for Lockheed Martin, Honeywell and other companies that contribute cash to members of Congress.

As calls grow louder for a Syria invasion to defeat the Islamic State group, the Pentagon says U.S. military resources are depleted from years of conflicts.

An agency controlled by the New Jersey governor gives taxpayer subsidies to Murdoch-owned firms that helped fund his campaigns.

News Corporation gets new help from New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s administration -- and taxpayers.

A new congressional report shows “tax expenditures” funnel significant money to the wealthiest Americans.

The San Bernardino shootings may not bring reform because the industry's job base across the U.S. gives it political clout.

Under pressure, Christie's administration will disclose pension fees that have been kept secret.

Some Democrats in Congress are working to roll back their own party’s Wall Street reform efforts.

The governor has spent hundreds of days outside the state, despite a law requiring officials to be there.

Officials working to block clean power rules get major donations from the coal industry.

Contrary to her explanation in last week's debate, the Democrat took in financial industry money all along.

2016 candidate Clinton says she'll be tough on Wall Street -- a major source of her campaign cash and speaking fees.

Republican politicians have long criticized the French for opposing the Iraq War, but are now standing with France in the wake of deadly terrorist attacks.

The headliners at a White House meeting were well-known former government officials who are now lobbyists.

After Hillary Clinton cemented a U.S.-Mexico fossil fuel pact, the White House approves first crude oil exports.

President Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton have each backed a big expansion of fossil fuel development.

The Florida senator and GOP presidential candidate benefited from corporate-backed groups he controlled.

In 2006 GOP presidential candidate Marco Rubio wrote a book urging expanded government-run healthcare.

New Hampshire residents push the Republican to take a stand on donor Richard Kinder's gas project.

The Florida senator's seat on the foreign relations committee could pay off for one of his big backers.

The oil industry-backed lawmaker pushing to speed pipeline approvals represents a district ravaged by a major spill.

Two lawmakers overseeing energy legislation in the U.S. accepted fossil fuel money — just as they passed bills to enrich the oil and gas industry.

After the oil giant stops contributing to her family's foundation, the Democrat slams the company's climate record.

Jeb Bush’s presidential campaign has spent 58 percent of its funds. Here's where the money went.

The New York governor, who made headlines fighting ticket scalpers, planned to auction off World Series tickets.

Credit Suisse gets exemption after its employees donated $380,000 to Obama campaigns.