News about George Soros

Three of the major figures in the pro-Palestine encampments in US universities are fellows at the Soros-funded US Campaign for Palestinian Rights (USCPR), as reported by The New York Post . USCPR 'community-based' fellows are paid up to $7,800 for their labor, while 'campus-based' fellows are given between $2,880 and $3,660 for spending eight hours a week organizing 'campaigns led by Palestinian organizations.' The organization instructs its fellows to 'rise up' and spark 'revolution,' while specifically telling them to reject 'reform.' It has received at least $300,000 from Soros' Open Society Foundations since 2017. One of the three fellows, former president of the University of Texas Students for Justice in Palestine Nidaa Lafi was seen giving a speech on the campus encampment on Wednesday. Lafi is currently studying law at Southern Methodist University in Dallas after graduating from UT last year. The former intern for late Democratic congresswoman Eddie Bernice Johnson was detained in January for blocking the route of president Joe Biden 's motorcade in Dallas for the funeral of her former boss, rep. Johnson. Meanwhile at Yale, USCPR fellow Craig Birckhead-Morton was arrested after occupying the school Beinecke Plaza on Monday. He was an intern Democratic Maryland rep. John Sarbanes. At Berkeley, co-president of the Berkeley Law Students for Justice in Palestine Malak Afaneh is a known face at pro-Palestine protests and has been speaking at the campus' protest this week. Afaneh previously made headlines this month when she was one of the students who hijacked a dinner with the law school's dean and made it into an anti-Israel demonstration. She accused the dean's wife of assaulting her after she was asked to leave the dean's home.

Three of the major figures in the pro-Palestine encampments in US universities are fellows at the Soros-funded US Campaign for Palestinian Rights (USCPR).

The Gaza Solidarity Encampment coalition staging the sit in at Columbia (inset) has ties to various left wing backers, it has emerged. Among those in the coalition are Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) which has links to another group under investigation for allegedly fundraising for terrorists. SJP members (left) have been suspended over their involvement in the camp. Other groups part of the encampment have received as much as $650,000 from George Soros (right) backed funds.

The $60 million for Democracy PAC is the second-biggest campaign donation in the 2024 election cycle, after an $82.5 million sum to Ron DeSantis' doomed presidential bid.

A nonprofit founded and funded by Soros gave cash to boost the campaigns of congressional Democrats, pro-choice campaigners and black candidates in down-ballot races, a filing with the Federal Election Commission shows. The $60 million for Democracy PAC is the second-biggest campaign donation in the 2024 election cycle, after an $82.5 million sum to Ron DeSantis' doomed Republican presidential bid.

Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price has been under pressure over the soaring levels of crime in the dying Bay Area city, with a recall effort she has claimed is 'financed by billionaires' and based in 'hatred and racism' gaining momentum. Price herself has taken over $1 million from three political action committees funded by left-wing billionaire George Soros, according to the Washington Times. Save Alameda For Everyone (SAFE) has gotten the 73,195 valid signatures required to trigger a recall election against Price, according to the Registrar of Voters.

Sam Bankman-Fried was politically savvy, leveraging donations to 'gain clout' for both groups and planning a career in which he believed he had a 'five percent chance of being president.' All of it came down in December 2022 after his multi-billion dollar crypto exchange collapsed, and he was arrested in the Bahamas and charged with campaign finance theft and fraud. In addition, he paid out $27 million to Protect Our Future PAC, a group supporting pandemic readiness, and $6 million to the Future Forward PAC in 2020, which funded Biden's presidential bid in 2020.

After a traffic stop escalated on Saturday, Celena Morrison, executive director of the Office of LGBT Affairs, was arrested along with her transgender husband, Darius McLean. While the unidentified state trooper arrests her husband, a now-viral video of Morrison, a transgender person, shows her screaming, "I work for the mayor." McLean, who is seen lying on the side of the highway as the cop handcuffs him, calls out to his cuffed wife before screaming, 'I'm black.' According to DailyMail.com, a complete probe, including witness interviews, is underway into the traffic stop and all aspects of the crime.' In the meantime, Democratic DA Larry Krasner, one of billionaire George Soros' billionaire funded progressive lawyers, has asked for more evidence, including photographs and videos.

Parents Defending Education (PDE) filed papers this week accusing the Department of Education of dragging its heels over the unveiling of public school policies against trans students. Through a 'dark-money nonprofit network' linked to the tycoon George Soros, the conservative group claims to find out whether officials are influencing 'ideological activist groups.' The seven-page complaint comes only weeks before the Biden administration is expected to announce Title IX, the federal civil rights legislation against sex-based discrimination at public schools.

Over 70 survivors of rape and other violent crimes as well as the families of those murdered in the Austin area have formed a coalition to air their grievances with Travis County District Attorney Jose Garza. Garza, a liberal billionaire, was voted into office in 2021 in a post George Floyd election, promising to sue violent criminals and reform the justice system, especially for black and brown law breakers.

Alexander, a decade ago, was known as a wealthy kid who threw extravagant parties, picked up models, and befriended NBA celebrities. His flamboyant lifestyle and untamed antics meant he was once described as a 'embarrass within the family,' but that all changed when he was appointed as the successor to his father's $125 billion empire of influence. Earlier this week, it was evidently announced that Alex was now dating Hillary Clinton's longtime aide Huma Abedin, who is the ex-wife of disgraced politician Anthony Weiner's ex-wife. So how did Alex go from being a billionaire playboy to a power player rubbing shoulders with the political elite? FEMAIL has taken a dramatic turn in this regard.

According to bankruptcy court filings, Soros Fund Management has purchased more than $400 million in the radio and podcast industry's highest-ranked debt. When Audacy emerges from bankruptcy, Soros' investment company will be the largest shareholder. Audacy is the country's second-largest radio broadcaster behind iHeartMedia. Conservatives, who have protested Soros' multimillion dollar payments to progressive political causes aligned with the Democratic Party, are alarmed by the debt buyout. 'How long do you think that guy will allow all of those conservative radio stations to stay in operation?' Stacy Washington, a right-of-center podcaster and commentator, appeared on X/Twitter.

Huma Abedin, the disgraced politician, has reportedly revealed that she is dating billionaire George Soros' son Alex, who is almost ten years younger.

On Wednesday, the long-serving Clinton aide to Hillary Clinton decided to take her romance public when she posted a snapshot of herself and Alex enjoying a Valentine's Day date at a restaurant in Paris (left). The couple was captured in the photo, which was shared on Instagram Stories by both Huma, 47, and Alex (pictured inset with his father), 38, depicting them cuddling up in a corner booth behind a table strewn with red roses and gifts, with the billionaire playboy adding a 'Happy Valentine's Day' text above their heads. Huma divorced her former husband Weiner (seen together right), whom she was married to for seven years during which time the pair endured several high-profile scandals.

The woman and two young children are photographed on the pavement outside the Open Society Foundation's headquarters in Midtown Manhattan, a far-left charity established by Far-left billionaire Soros. According to consultant Jason Curtis Anderson, who posted the video on X, formerly Twitter, the mother, an Asian immigrant, has been accompanied by her two children for more than a week. 'An Asian immigrant and her two small children now live on the sidewalk in front of the NYC headquarters of the Open Society Foundation,' Anderson, who works nearby, wrote alongside the film: 'An Asian immigrant and her two young children currently live on the sidewalk.' The family's presence on the streets of Manhattan began as city officials failed to welcome migrants emerging from the US-Mexico border, with thousands sleeping in tents outside the city's biggest migrant shelter.

Despite a homelessness crisis gripping the City of Brotherly Love, half a dozen of Philadelphia's most prominent homeless shelters say they have been left unpaid by the government. The issue has put the city's officials into disarray soon after new Mayor Cherelle Parker took office, who has promised to cracking down on the open-air drug markets plaguing the city. However, Parker may find her efforts hampered after officials in her predecessor's office learned last month that the Office of Homeless Services spent almost $15 million more than than ever before in its first four years. Officials say there are no signs of abuse behind the chasm, but instead emphasizes the incompetent approach taken by Philadelphia as homelessness has increased in recent years.

Corey Shaughnessy, 58, was awakened by gunshots as gunmen broke into her Travis County, Texas home as part of a murder-for-hire plot to murder her and her husband. Ted was shot and killed by detectives who discovered that his own adopted son and daughter-in-law were to blame for the killings, which resulted in millions in insurance money. Nicolas Shaughnessy was jailed for 35 years alongside the two hitmen he recruited, as well as his wife Jaclyn Alexa Edison, who was granted ten years of probation.

An international human rights body has condemned Australia's mistreatment of refugees and asylum seekers, as well as the over-representation of Indigenous people in detention. Despite being a burgeoning democracy that mainly safeguards civil and political rights, Human Rights Watch said Australia's reputation has been tarnished by several key human rights issues. "This includes cruel treatment of refugees and asylum seekers (right), as well as the failure to fix systemic discrimination against First Nations people (left),' the group said in a global study released on Friday.

Just months after he ceded over his $30 billion empire to his son Alex, billionaire philanthropist George Soros was seen languishing in Barbados. Soros, 93, waded into the clear waters with the support of several younger men at a beach in Bridgetown, the island's capital city. The men helped him back onto the beach, where he lounged on a shaded chair out of reach of the glaring sun. Soros' 38-year-old son, who promised to use the family's fortune to campaign for issues including voter rights and gender equality, died in June.

As he lay back on a lounge chair on the beach while shielding himself from the sun, the financier, who is a Holocaust survivor, looked relaxed. A group of men helped the Hungarian-born businessman return to his lounger, where the billionaire continued to relax after going into the sea. It comes after Soros' son Alex, who promised to use the family's money to advocate for more far-left causes, has been handed over to Soros.

In a 4-3 decision by Democratic-appointed justices, Colorado's high court found that the ex-president and 2024 candidate isn't eligible for the presidency. The Colorado Supreme Court ruled that the former president had breached the 14th Amendment's insurrectionist clause for his omission in January 6. Following the Civil War, the 14th Amendment was accepted, but it does not prohibit officials from seeking future office unless they have 'engaged in rebellion.'

The long-shot legal theory has invoked Section 3 of the 14th Amendment of the Constitution, which prohibits those who participated in 'insurrection or rebellion' from holding office. Although the decision seems to have stymied the former president's reelection aspirations, it would not be surprising that the Supreme Court decision would do more to actually hinder the Republican nominee.

Steven Cheung, a Trump campaign consultant, said a group funded by Democratic billionaire financier George Soros was behind the decision to barre the former president from the 2024 election. In a tweet, Cheung said, "Unfortunately, the all-Democrat elected Colorado Supreme Court has ruled against President Trump.' 'Supporting a Soros-funded, left-wing group's plot to interfere in a vote on behalf of Crooked Joe Biden by removing President Trump's name from the ballot and removing the ability of Colorado voters to vote for the candidate of their choice.'

Following the horrific mass shooting on Wednesday at the UNLV campus, former students of the gunman Tony Polito have revealed an 'odd fixation' on Las Vegas despite not being there. Polito, 67, was shot and killed by police on Wednesday after launching a 40-minute attack on the University of Nevada's Las Vegas campus, where he killed three Las Vegas firefighters. Following a local news station's question, a number of young former students chimed in, with some describing their fascination with Las Vegas, Nevada. When I was at East Carolina, I took his classes.' Paul Whittington, a former student, said his class was one of my least favorite classes.' He was a bad instructor with a strange obsession with Las Vegas.' Spent more than half of the class was discussing all his trips to Las Vegas.' Though some dismissed Polito as a "grease ball" who had been 'obsessed with Las Vegas, anonymous reviews he published on his website lauded his students' 'wonderful learning experience.'