Presidents are not kings. Presidents are not kings. Presidents are not kings. Presidents are not kings. Presidents are not kings. Presidents are not kings. Presidents are not kings. Presidents are not kings.

We've requested DOJ records related to any FTCA claims filed by President Trump, including the one where he's reportedly seeking $230 million in damages for alleged violations of his rights in the course of investigating his potentially criminal conduct.  https://t.co/A2H9eFNGxj

Any speculator who bought Trump’s memecoin at its peak after it was announced inauguration weekend, would have lost almost the entire value of their investment by this month. https://t.co/P8tNu2nP6a

Are presidents kings? Nope. Is the constitution optional? Absolutely not.

A coalition of unions and school districts that is suing to stop Trump from dismantling the Education Department has expanded its lawsuit to include objections to the administration's plans to outsource six of its offices to other federal agencies. https://t.co/WUvgBq9hDV

A new Pentagon investigation into Sen. Mark Kelly shows how President Trump is using other options beyond the DOJ to pursue and penalize his perceived political enemies. This is unprecedented and antidemocratic. https://t.co/WLEL1xgwVx

We requested records from the DOJ on Jan. 6-related Federal Tort Claims Act claims. Given Trump’s role in inciting the attack, his pardon of the attackers and his pursuit of $230M because of investigations, American taxpayers deserve transparency. https://t.co/A2H9eFNGxj

Although the crypto crash has eroded the Trump family's fortune by a billion dollars, it is still a huge corruption risk for President Trump to be regulating an industry that is directly tied to his family's wealth. https://t.co/P8tNu2nP6a

Politicians are more dependent on the billionaire class, giving one-four-hundredth of 1% of Americans extraordinary influence over which politicians succeed. Big money is driving up campaign costs and eroding public confidence in American democracy. https://t.co/jQHtYg6l0n

People may see the Comey and James prosecutions as business as usual. But it's not. Past presidents haven't intervened in specific prosecutions. This is vital to maintain faith that people are prosecuted based on the law—not political vendettas. https://t.co/UBI38sQpNv

Thankful for our coalition partners who we've been working with to finally ban congressional stock trading 🥰 https://t.co/I4OPLwj2qo

"DOGE has functioned in an opaque way that made it difficult to determine how it operated, whether it was delivering on its lofty savings promises, who worked for the department and even who was leading it." That's why we're fighting for transparency.

Joseph Schwartz was sentenced to three years for defrauding the government of $38 million. He then spent $960,000 on lobbyists and secured a pardon from Trump despite pushback from the DOJ, which cited the gravity of Schwartz's crime. https://t.co/GmyEaUMrOg

What CREW is thankful for: -The 22nd Amendment -FOIA (even when agencies pretend they've never heard of it) -Watchdogs who never forget a conflict of interest -Officials who choose the public good over private gain -Strong ethics laws -Judges who treat abuse of power seriously

President Trump has planned two more $1 million-a-seat dinners for his super PAC, MAGA Inc., next year. Politicians' super PACs usually raise money for their own elections, but Trump is term limited. So what is MAGA Inc. using the money for? https://t.co/f1U7OElKZg

Regardless of whether or not DOGE still exists, we still need transparency into its operations. DOGE has repeatedly evaded accountability for gutting the federal workforce and dismantling important government institutions and programs. https://t.co/0mYAWCKkdi

Rep. Brad Finstad’s chief of staff has reimbursed over $125,000 in travel expenses from a taxpayer-funded account since 2023, making him one of the highest travel spenders among congressional staffers.  This definitely raises some eyebrows. https://t.co/8RXSqQ4eEm

Several members of Congress are calling for a formal investigation into how a consulting firm with close, longstanding ties to DHS Secretary Kristi Noem ended up getting money from a $220 million tax-funded ad campaign.  The public deserves answers. https://t.co/Jq69qIonlc

A full year after making a public pledge to do so, President Trump has disclosed a list of donors who paid $14 million for his transition to power. The list includes billionaires, future Trump appointees and apparent lobbyists.

Shortly after the Commerce Department became the largest shareholder of Intel, President Trump personally purchased between $1 million and $5 million of Intel’s corporate debt. https://t.co/ltEOmQOuL9

NEW: We're suing the Federal Election Commission for failing to turn over records related to former FEC Commissioner Trey Trainor’s failure to recuse from a case against America First Legal, despite his apparent bias in favor of Trump.