KCCI and other local broadcasters serve the public best when we are a fulcrum for political debate. It's our belief that it's ...

As political parties and aspirants begin to intensify preparations for the 2027 general elections, the growing cost of political advertising is emerging as another issue capable of shaping the contest ...

Kathy Hochul asked AOC for $300,000. The check offers a glimpse of how the former insurgent is trying to turn attention and ...

So what does our Editorial Board Roundtable make of this onslaught of negative ads? A sign that dark-money spending needs to ...

Four Democrats are pressing a federal appeals court to force an FCC decision on its expanded lowest unit ad rate policy by ...

When Rob Bonta sued to block the Paramount-Warner Bros. merger in July, he said he was doing so because the Trump ...

WGAL is continuing its Get the Facts: Ad Watch series, taking a closer look at the claims made in political advertisements.

Functioning more like birdshot than a single bullet, these high-volume social media campaigns represent the new vanguard of modern political influence.

Fake newspapers are not journalism. Fake citizens are not public opinion. And coordinated propaganda is not democratic debate, writes Beppe Galea ...

The way political parties and candidates can spend during federal elections is set to change next year. Australians will finally get much better ...

Under a new law, creators could face fines of $5,000 per post if they don’t disclose that they were paid to make political content.

A surge of signs around Greater Phoenix claims Democrats support Andy Biggs. The fine print points to a conservative group.