If billionaire-supported nonprofit groups, including the George Soros-funded Open Society Foundations, can get away with subsidizing radical political groups under the guise of philanthropy, much of the blame rests with a lack of government oversight. Some frustrated congressional leaders are trying to rectify this problem. On July 22, the House Ways and Means Committee, following […]
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