The White House has still not released its visitor logs for July, the month President Biden gave up his re-election bid, leaving questions about who was seeing and advising the president before he made the historic decision to drop out.
A left-wing dark money network, known for its secretive funding operation, raised more than $1.3 billion in anonymous donations to fund progressive projects in 2023, according to tax filings reviewed by Fox News Digital.
This week, Ohio voters rejected the foreign dark money backed Issue One, a ballot measure that would have codified gerrymandering through the creation of a new commission of unaccountable bureaucrats to redraw Congressional districts.
Americans for Public Trust (APT) filed complaints in Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin against Star Spangled Media (SSM), which operates the fake news website The Morning Mirror.
Today, Americans for Public Trust released a new version of its report detailing Sixteen Thirty Fund’s millions of dollars of spending in state ballot issue campaigns.
Americans for Public Trust (APT) joined with Honest Election Project (HEP) to launch a six-figure digital ad campaign explaining why Ohio voters should reject the Issue One ballot measure.
Americans for Public Trust (APT) analyzed the newly released list of 2023 grant recipients from George Soros’ Open Society Foundation. The lists revealed the massive sums of dark money funneled through the Soros network into prominent left-wing organizations like Future Forward USA Action, Jewish Voice for Peace, Courier Newsroom, and the Sixteen Thirty Fund.
Americans for Public Trust (APT) filed a complaint with the Federal Election Commission (FEC) against Patriots Run Project (PRP) for failing to register as a political committee and file required disclosure reports.
Today, Americans for Public Trust filed a complaint against four Members of Congress who have failed to file their annual
Americans for Public Trust (APT) has sent a letter to the Michigan Inspector General requesting an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the hiring of Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s former legislative affairs director, Mr. Curtis Hertel, by a nonprofit that received taxpayer funds totaling $1.5 million.
