Germany's political parties receive public funding, membership fees and donations from corporations and individuals. DW examines how German parties get their money.

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Unlike the United States and other countries, Germany does not distinguish between campaign financing and a political party's funds. Campaigning is considered part of the normal duties of a political ...

The far-right nonprofit American Accountability Foundation has added more names and faces of federal employees to its "DEI ...

Budget director Russell Vought believes “trauma” needs to be inflicted on the civil service as he slashes the size of ...

"I want to see a Columbus City Council that is unafraid to stand up and fight and speak out for our community." ...

A little over a year ago, University of Nebraska-Lincoln student Luke Farritor was showered with international accolades for ...

Democrats are already seeing some small victories in under-the-radar races in the beginning of 2025, with the party hoping ...

The Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee (DLCC) rolled out its target map for the 2025 and 2026 campaign cycles on ...

In addition, it always bears remembering how close the election was. If just 173,000 or so voters in four states ...

The escalating drive from President Donald Trump and other Republicans against programs to promote greater diversity in ...

Elon Musk labeled Trump's Oval Office display of his mugshot a 'Boss Move'. The image, taken during Trump's surrender at ...