Court to Rule on Campaign Ads Limits in 2003 Law
The Supreme Court will hear an April appeal challenging limits on issue ads near elections. Wisconsin Right to Life argues the 60 day and 30 day bans violate First Amendment rights, while supporters say the McCain Feingold provisions curb hidden corporate and union spending. The case tests a key campaign finance rule amid looming Iowa caucuses.
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Ney sentenced to 2 1/2 years in Abramoff lobbying case
Former Republican Rep. Bob Ney receives 2 1/2 years in prison for trading political favors for golf trips, campaign donations, and other gifts tied to the Abramoff lobbying scandal. He will face two years probation and a $6,000 fine, with potential reduction for rehab participation.
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Education Dept orders review of Nelnet pending bills
The Bush administration settled with Nelnet after an inspector general audit found Nelnet overpaid by hundreds of millions in federal subsidies. An audit estimated Nelnet has improperly received over 278 million, with potential further recovery affecting other lenders. Secretary Spellings declined recovering past overpayments.
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