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American co-founder of LinkedIn, venture capitalist, and author
Available reporting and FEC-based databases show the financial backbone of Democrats in 2024 came largely from the securities/financial sector, tech and communications, and individual wealthy donors r...
Indivisible grew out of a 2016 Google Doc and was formalized by former congressional staffers, most prominently co‑founders Leah Greenberg and Ezra Levin; other early authors included Jeremy Haile and...
Court filings and released Epstein files and related emails have named a wide range of public figures—politicians, businesspeople and celebrities—but the documents as reported stress that inclusion in...
Indivisible began in late 2016 as a grassroots guide that rapidly spawned thousands of local groups and fundraising from small donors, but its funding profile shifted within a few years toward larger ...
Reporting shows Indivisible has raised millions from a mix of small online donors and larger foundations and wealthy individuals since its founding in late 2016; major names repeatedly mentioned in th...
House Democrats and other outlets have surfaced portions of the Jeffrey Epstein estate’s files that mention several prominent Democrats — most notably former President Bill Clinton and Representative ...
A handful of high‑profile individuals and donor networks recalibrated where and how they spent for 2024: Elon Musk emerged as the single largest individual donor to Republican-aligned spending, longti...
High-profile Democrats who appear in recently released Jeffrey Epstein materials include former President Bill Clinton, former Harvard president Larry Summers, Democratic Delegate Stacey Plaskett, and...
The materials provided contain . Multiple recent items about Hoffman focus exclusively on his work and views on artificial intelligence and technology and do not link him to Indivisible, and Indivisib...
A small group of billionaire philanthropists—most prominently Michael Bloomberg, Reid Hoffman and the late Jim Simons (with his wife Marilyn)—were among the largest individual backers of Democratic-al...
The public record shows money flowing from wealthy progressive donors, dark‑money intermediaries and donor-advised networks into nonprofits and activist infrastructure that sometimes organize protests...
Indivisible’s publicly traceable funding mix includes large, named grants from progressive foundations — most prominently multiple multi‑million dollar grants from George Soros’s Open Society network ...
Jeffrey Epstein’s network most frequently intersected with elites across several overlapping circles: high‑net‑worth financiers and donors, senior U.S. political figures from both parties, media and i...
Available reporting in this set shows no evidence that any prominent Democrats were criminally charged in connection with Jeffrey Epstein’s crimes as of the recent push to release federal files; conte...
Yes — Indivisible has received funding from prominent progressive individuals, foundations and donor networks while also emphasizing small-dollar grassroots donations; reporting identifies named high‑...
Recent releases of documents and media reporting show Jeffrey Epstein maintained business and social ties with high-profile financiers and tech investors that were previously little-known — including ...
Court releases in 2025 — including 33,295 pages from the Department of Justice and additional materials from Jeffrey Epstein’s estate — put a wide swath of business leaders and financiers into newly p...
Available reporting shows thousands of pages of Epstein-related records have been released by Congress and the House Oversight Committee, but few — if any — high-profile names from the newly released ...
Clinton’s public line — that he “did nothing and knew nothing” about Jeffrey Epstein’s crimes and that any association ended years earlier — has been reiterated by his spokesperson and defended in med...
Major donors have materially changed Indivisible’s financial mix and capacity: by 2019 foundation grants and major gifts made up the bulk of newly reported revenue—Indivisible said it raised $14.9 mil...