Briefly Noted: March 2015
Supporters of Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign are becoming quite tired of requests to donate to her campaign when she still hasn’t gotten around to declaring that she is actually running,…
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Philanthropy Notes: March 2015
Supporters of Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign are becoming quite tired of requests to donate to her campaign when she still hasn’t gotten around to declaring that she is actually running,…
Briefly Noted: February 2015
Radical hedge fund manager George Soros gave a whopping $33 million to troublemaking activist groups that contributed to civil unrest in Ferguson, Mo., and around the nation after a grand…
Philanthropy Notes: February 2015
Fundraising goes well for the Chicago-based Barack Obama Foundation, which is overseeing the creation of the Obama presidential library and museum. The philanthropy took in between $2.75 million and $4.9…
Briefly Noted: January 2015
More proof emerged last month that President Obama is using the IRS as a weapon against his perceived enemies when the administration abruptly canceled the planned release of 2,500 damning…
Philanthropy Notes: January 2015
Watchdog.org reports that the Ford Foundation, the fourth-wealthiest philanthropy in the U.S. with $11.1 billion in assets and income of $1.5 billion (in fiscal 2012), is pouring major resources into…
Briefly Noted: December 2014
National Action Network founder Al Sharpton played a significant role in President Obama’s selection of federal prosecutor Loretta Lynch to replace Eric Holder as U.S. attorney general, according to various…
Philanthropy Notes: December 2014
Can Hillary take a hint? The Democracy Alliance, a secretive club for radical billionaires, snubbed presumed Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton at its semi-annual planning meeting in the nation’s capital…
Briefly Noted: November 2014
George Soros’s election-rigging project is back from the dead. The Secretary of State Project (SoSP), a 527 political committee that went dormant two years ago, has been reincarnated as iVote.
Philanthropy Notes: November 2014
Citizens United may proceed with a documentary film critical of Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper (D) and other liberals without disclosing its donors, a federal appeals court ruled in Denver. The…