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A donation site run by Ted Cruz was raising money by selling copies of "Green Eggs and Ham," which were signed by the senator. "Lefties are losing their minds that I'm signing & sending copies of Green Eggs and Ham to anyone who donates $60 or more," the Texas senator said on Twitter late Friday. "We've raised $125k in just 24 hours!"

DEVELOPING STORY ANNAPOLIS, Md. — The FBI confirms agents are executing a search warrant at an office of a GOP fundraiser/consulting firm in Annapolis, the 11 News I-Team has learned. The investigation is being run out of Washington, not locally, the I-Team has learned.

The latest fundraising deadline was the first for several 2016 presidential candidates. They provide a view into how all the Oval Office hopefuls are faring so far. Furthermore, thanks to an impressive interactive map from the National Journal, we can chart each candidate’s fundraising by county. By compiling the county numbers, we found that in total $615,514* was contributed by Pennsylvanians to the eligible GOP presidential candidates from April 1st to June 30th. Texas Sen. Ted Cruz finished first with $188,154 in donations from thirty-three of the counties in the commonwealth. Florida Sen. Marco Rubio came in second with $78,160...

Rudy Giuliani is launching a new fund-raising committee to dole out cash to New York GOP candidates - a move that could help him collect political chits as he weighs a run for governor, The Post has learned. It's the first major political move by the former mayor since his run for president flamed out in January. The Giuliani camp is expected to announce the creation of the committee as early as Monday. The same day, he'll hold a small fund-raiser at the Grand Havana Room on Fifth Avenue for his existing federal political action committee, Solutions America. Sources close...

Federal election officials on Tuesday rejected complaints against two Republican committees that promised donors access to Bush administration officials. Judicial Watch contended that the GOP's House and Senate fund-raising committees illegally sold access to public officials, and that they should have disclosed visits they arranged for donors with officeholders. Judicial Watch, a conservative Washington-based legal group, has filed multiple lawsuits alleging wrongdoing in the Clinton and Bush administrations. The Federal Election Commission voted unanimously to dismiss the complaints. It said the Justice Department has jurisdiction over the criminal issues raised, and noted a Justice letter stating the facts provided did...