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After decades of being overlooked,  African art gets its moment

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Kochs are key among small group quietly funding legal assault on campaign finance regulation

US Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) welcomes newly-sworn in Senator Doug Jones (D-AL) and Senator Tina Smith (D-MN)

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How Democrats use ‘dark money’ to win elections, despite the rhetoric

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Democratic super PAC hits jackpot with Chinese company stock

‘Dark money’ boosts Democratic super PAC that’s battling ‘corrupt campaign finance system’

Mum’s the word: Some Democratic presidential hopefuls won’t discuss their big-dollar ‘bundlers’

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