House Panel to Probe 21 Activist Campaigns and Foreign Influence via Nonprofits
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Updated · Fox News · Sep 10
House Panel to Probe 21 Activist Campaigns and Foreign Influence via Nonprofits
2 articles · Updated · Fox News · Sep 10
Summary
Tuesday’s House Foreign Affairs subcommittee hearing will examine whether nonprofits and activist networks act as foreign “Trojan horses” shaping U.S. politics, public opinion and strategic policy.
Three Republican-invited witnesses are set to focus on Cuba-linked influence, the Chinese Communist Party’s political strategy and campaigns targeting U.S. AI and data-center projects.
Sam Lyman plans to cite research linking the Singham network and the Party for Socialism and Liberation to 21 campaigns in 14 states that delayed, reduced or blocked about $23.6 billion in proposed data-center investment.
The hearing broadens scrutiny beyond tax and funding questions already pursued by House Ways and Means, which subpoenaed three Singham-linked nonprofits after seeking records on funding and foreign contacts.
That push comes as Fox reported 223 transactions totaling $591 million across 67 core organizations in the Singham network, while the Justice Department is investigating alleged financial crimes tied to Singham’s money.
Are local protests blocking critical AI data centers truly organic, or are they secretly fueled by foreign adversaries aiming to cripple American innovation?