Donation portals ActBlue and WinRed, used by Democrats and Republicans respectively, are facing intense congressional scrutiny as bipartisan campaign finance reform efforts stall.

Regina Wallace-Jones, CEO of ActBlue, invoked the Fifth Amendment during a House Administration Committee hearing. The hearing was held on Wednesday.

ActBlue CEO Regina Wallace-Jones is scheduled to testify before the House Administration Committee as Republicans intensify their investigation into alleged donor fraud and false statements made to Congress.

ActBlue has reportedly deactivated the donation page for Texas politician Galindo following his call to imprison Zionists. The fundraiser was still not accepting donations as of Sunday.

Employees of ActBlue invoked the Fifth Amendment 146 times during a joint interim staff report on an investigation by the House Administration, Oversight, and Judiciary Committees.

Three Republican-led House committees are increasing their scrutiny of ActBlue, accusing the Democratic fundraising platform of withholding documents related to foreign donations.

ActBlue, a major fundraising platform for the Democratic party, is facing allegations that it may have misled Congress about its vetting procedures for accepting foreign donations, according0 to a new report.

A federal judge, appointed by former President Clinton, has issued a ruling that bars Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton from proceeding with his state court lawsuit against ActBlue.

Rep. Terri Sewell has accused the GOP's probe into ActBlue and CEO Regina Wallace-Jones of being part of a pattern of harassment against Black women in power by the Trump DOJ.

The CEO of ActBlue has agreed to testify before Congress on June 10 regarding allegations that the fundraising platform misled lawmakers about its vetting process for foreign donations. This testimony will address concerns about the handling of contributions from non-U.S. sources.

An exclusive report delves into the significant spending and internal organizational drama within ActBlue, a major Democratic fundraising platform.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed a lawsuit against ActBlue, the Democratic fundraising platform, alleging that it facilitated fraudulent and foreign donations.

ActBlue, the primary fundraising platform for Democrats, reported a record $500 million in small-dollar donations during the first quarter of the year, marking a strong start for a midterm election cycle.

Democratic fundraising organization ActBlue is under investigation by the Justice Department and congressional Republicans for allegedly providing misleading information to Congress regarding its process for vetting foreign donations.

A judge has ruled that Ken Paxton cannot proceed with his lawsuit against ActBlue, a Democratic fundraising platform.

The CEO of ActBlue, a Democratic fundraising platform, is expected to invoke the Fifth Amendment during congressional testimony regarding allegations of misleading Congress on foreign donations.

Congressional investigators have expanded their probe into ActBlue, requesting transcribed interviews with board members regarding serious allegations of foreign donation fraud.

House Republicans on a key committee have scheduled a hearing and requested ActBlue CEO Regina Wallace-Jones to testify. They stated she 'needs to come clean' regarding certain issues.

House Republicans are investigating ActBlue, a Democratic fundraising organization, for alleged illegal foreign donations and for reportedly obstructing congressional subpoenas.

ChatGPT has been accused of election interference after applying safety warnings to WinRed links, a Republican fundraising platform, while reportedly sparing ActBlue links, a Democratic counterpart.