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The 2017 tax overhaul expanded taxpayers' standard deduction but made millions of Americans ineligible to claim a tax break for donating to charities—leading to a decline in giving to these organizations.

Cory Booker said no other Democratic candidate has more endorsements than him from local Iowa and New Hampshire leaders.

Ted Keller and his wife Mary both made donations to Joe Biden's primary campaign in July this year following previous donations to the Republican National Committee.

The massive haul of donated presents for the Hershey Med Children's Hospital included 1,263 tubs of Play-Doh, 1,249 dinosaurs and dozens of superhero action figures.

In a statement Thursday, Harvard President Lawrence S. Bacow said the university would donate the unused portion of Jeffrey Epstein's donations to victims' organizations.

"You can't begrudge something that someone has done at an earlier point if they decide to move in a direction that I personally think is very positive," Yang said of Warren.

A new exposé by Ronan Farrow alleges that the MIT Media Lab worked to keep Epstein's donations off the books.

Over the years, Donald Trump and his immediate and extended family have donated to a half-dozen 2020 Democrats.

"Even if only a quarter [of] eligible voters participate, we are talking about enough money in a presidential race to replace all other forms of fundraising," Kenneth Mayer, a campaign finance reform expert, told Newsweek.

"This president has changed the game," said campaign manager Brad Parscale.

Fundraiser for three Louisiana churches destroyed by fires has earned almost $1.9 million following the Notre Dame tragedy.

The Fondation du Patrimoine, a private body that protects French heritage, said it intends to launch an international appeal for donations to help rebuild the cathedral.

Trump's campaign said it had raised more than $30 million in the first quarter of 2019.

"Maybe I will become in a position to broker that peace deal," Mayor Pete Buttigieg said during "The Breakfast Club" podcast.

Undercover investigation recorded Steve Dickson, leader of the One Nation party, saying, "We get the balance of power. Very simply, that means that we have the testicles of the government in our hand at every given stage."

A group opposing the legalization of marijuana across the U.S.—out of fear it will become "the next Big Tobacco"—unveiled an online tool to track industry donations to federal politicians.

The California senator has joined the race for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2020.

The goal is to send "100,000 BRICKS" to Democratic leaders Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer "to prove that WALLS WORK!" the campaign message says.

Materials seized from Trump's former personal attorney Michael Cohen reportedly prompted the investigation.

A Republican candidate for treasurer issued a "realistic" statement Tuesday urging supporters not to volunteer or donate to his "inevitable" loss.

She wanted to bring some positivity back to the name Florence.

Michael Cohen, Trump's former fixer and attorney, implicated President Donald Trump in campaign-finance violations over payments made to keep two women quiet about alleged affairs with the president.

At least 10 trailers of food, water and other supplies sat in a parking lot for a year.

A billionaire GOP megadonor has switched sides, and is now pledging to support the Democratic party.

"My parents have since turned their back on me, my wife, their grandchildren, and their extended family," GOP candidate Kevin Nicholson wrote.

A review of the Trump Foundation's tax records revealed that nearly all of the $706,000 in donations the organization made went to charities that hosted large events at Mar-a-Lago.

American women have donated an unprecedented amount of money to political campaigns since the election of President Donald Trump, sparking a 182 percent surge in contributions since 2016.

Acting head of the consumer finance watchdog urged bankers to continue lobbying lawmakers to weaken the regulator he runs.

The Republican National Committee has thrown its support behind accused sexual abusers like President Donald Trump, former Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore, and has yet to return donations from former finance chairman Steve Wynn.

Poll after poll shows near-universal support for some form of gun control, yet some politicians remain reluctant to cross the NRA. What are they so scared of?