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A conservative group accused the founder of a liberal “dark money” network of abusing tax-exempt status to steer more than $228 million in fees to his for-profit consulting firm, echoing allegations made against a right-wing activist in April. Americans for Public Trust on Tuesday sent a letter to the Internal…
Nonprofit groups in the largest Democratic-linked dark money network in the United States may have illegally "diverted substantial portions of their income and assets" to benefit the founder of the for-profit firm overseeing them, a watchdog says. In 2005, Eric Kessler, a former White House appointee in President Bill Clinton's Interior Department, founded Arabella Advisors,
A major left-wing dark money group may have unlawfully directed partisan activity for a purportedly "nonpartisan" voting rights advocacy organization linked to Democratic activism, legal experts say.
The Student Experience Research Network sounds innocuous enough. The organization says it exists to "advance the research, relationships, and capacity necessary to build an education system in which every student experiences respect as a valued person and thinker."
A left-wing dark money group may have violated tax laws by using its charitable resources to control the political activities of another organization.