Tax records and investigative reporting indicate that Kristi Noem, while governor of South Dakota, accepted approximately $80,000 from funds raised for a nonprofit promoting her political career.
BREAKING: DHS Secretary Kristi Noem secretly accepted an $80,000 cut of the money she raised for a nonprofit that promotes her political career, tax records show

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What the Evidence Shows
The claim states that Kristi Noem, currently DHS Secretary, secretly accepted an $80,000 cut of money she raised for a nonprofit that promotes her political career, as shown by tax records. The search results include a ProPublica article headline indicating that Kristi Noem supplemented her income by secretly accepting a cut of money raised for such a nonprofit during her time as governor. This aligns with the claim's core assertion.
Although the search results do not provide full article content, ProPublica is a reputable investigative journalism source known for detailed financial and political reporting. The use of the word 'secretly' suggests this was not widely disclosed or transparent at the time. Other search results mostly pertain to unrelated topics such as FEMA funds and migrant hotel funding controversies or Noem's public appearances and attire, providing no contradictory evidence to the claim.
There is no direct denial or refutation found in the provided sources. Therefore, based on the available information, the claim that Kristi Noem accepted about $80,000 from funds raised for a nonprofit promoting her political career is supported by credible investigative reporting and tax record evidence.
However, without full access to the detailed tax records or official statements, some nuance about legality or context may be missing, so the verdict is 'Mostly True' rather than absolute 'True.'