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Major private donors, family foundations and donor-advised funds finance a broad right‑wing ecosystem including think tanks (Heritage), policy networks (State Policy Network affiliates), and Project 2...
Project 2025 was developed and published by The Heritage Foundation, coordinated with dozens of conservative organizations and supported by major conservative donors and policy groups rather than by a...
Available reporting identifies six principal donor families and individuals who have funneled substantial sums into Project 2025-affiliated groups since 2020, led by the Bradley Family and including B...
The Cato Institute is a U.S. libertarian think tank founded in 1977 that promotes limited government, free markets, individual liberty and peace; it is a 501(c) based in Washington, D.C., and as of De...
Available reporting in the provided sources does not say that the Koch brothers own a stake in Freakonomics; none of the results link Koch Industries, Charles or David Koch, or the Koch family to owne...
The available reporting shows that both the Koch network and DonorsTrust are financial players in the constellation of groups connected to Project 2025, but neither organization is the sole funder nor...
There is no documentation in the provided reporting that Koch-associated organizations have directly funded Freakonomics or exerted documented editorial control over its content; what exists in the re...
U.S. companies and related investors have won a string of multibillion‑ and multimillion‑dollar arbitration awards against Venezuela for the 2000s-era nationalizations and contractual breaches—most pr...
Charles Koch has redirected at least $5.3 billion of nonvoting Koch Industries stock into two nonprofit vehicles in recent years, including a reported $4.3 billion gift to a newly created 501(c) calle...
The key claim across the provided analyses is that the Koch brothers — Charles and David Koch — were principal billionaire funders of organized opposition to the Affordable Care Act (ACA), channeling ...
Multiple conservative groups are actively pressuring GOP members to oppose the current continuing resolution (CR), using as leverage. Key actors include the House Freedom Caucus, Club for Growth and i...