US Supreme Court Strikes Down Coordinated Campaign Spending Limits
[Core Summary] The US Supreme Court has struck down long-standing limits on coordinated campaign spending in a landmark 5-4 decision. The ruling allows candidates to coordinate more freely with political parties and committees on spending, marking the most significant shift in US campaign finance law in decades. [Event Details] The conservative majority held that limits on coordinated expenditures between candidates and their parties violate First Amendment free speech protections. The decision overturns restrictions imposed by the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act of 2002. ...