Ken Braun

The Soros empire will be spending at least $100 million to influence the 2026 midterms. A New York Post report on that development is but one of many news stories in June that cited the work of the Capital Research Center.

Bloomberg has been living up to his pledge to send a billion bucks to the nonprofits seeking to shut down America’s major sources of energy.

Jeff Bezos started out as one of the world's biggest anti-energy donors. But recent giving habits may be showing a less extreme agenda.

Capital Research Center recently published a report worth everyone's attention: Enemies of Energy: The Myths, the Movement, and the Money . Its findings deserve a wider audience because they run counter to nearly everything Americans are told about energy today.

Hewlett is also one of three big donor foundations that created the Climateworks Foundation, one of the major pass-through donors to anti-energy NGOs.

If the Bay Area city’s rich, left-wing NGOs really wanted to help the poor, then they could afford to liquidate their combined assets and give a $31,000 check to every man, woman, and child in Oakland who is living below the poverty line.

Formerly known as the “JPB Foundation,” Freedom Together has been a major donor to anti-energy NGOs and the big pass-through donors to same.

This isn't the first time Singham's anti-American antics drew the scrutiny of law enforcement. In 1974, the FBI probed Singham “due to him being ‘potentially dangerous because of background, emotional instabilities or activity in groups engaged in activities inimical to the U.S,'” according to Influence Watch.

Relative to the rest of the world, particularly the nations that have placed a high priority on phasing out hydrocarbon fuels, Americans pay comparatively little for power and gasoline.

Google 's introduction of Google Pics at I/O 2026 is another sign that high-quality creative production is becoming faster, less expensive, and more accessible.