A powerful liberal network is seeking to scrub its Wikipedia page of unfavorable reporting by the Washington Free Beacon, as well as another news organization and a government watchdog. 
Maine Democratic Senate candidate Sara Gideon reported paying thousands of dollars to ACRONYM—the dark money group that came under fire over a botched Iowa Democratic caucus app—but the group denies receiving the cash or providing services to Gideon's campaign.
Progressive media powerhouse ACRONYM aggressively distanced itself from the tech operation responsible for Democrats’ disastrous Iowa caucuses, but had a controlling share in the company as recently as April 2019, new documents reveal. 
Montana governor Steve Bullock has spent his entire political career saying he wants to remove dark money from politics. Now running for U.S. Senate, Bullock is receiving help from one of the largest liberal dark money networks in America. 
The political action committee affiliated with the team behind the Iowa Democratic caucus debacle accused President Donald Trump of poor planning and incompetency in a series of tweets. 
Elizabeth Warren's flip flop on super PACs is paying dividends in Florida. Her struggling campaign got a boost from a dark money group late last week that spent more than $100,000 on canvassing and advertisements to support her candidacy. 
Two establishment-backed Democratic candidates face accusations of illegally coordinating with a liberal dark money group, according to ethics complaints filed as voters prepare to cast ballots in the Super Tuesday primaries. 