Soros supported ThinkProgress News - Shut Down and No Buyers First the old news - Check out the donor list in the first link (a couple good comments about the story in the link as well). https://www.newsbusters.org/blogs/business/joseph-vazquez/2019/07/02/3-million-hole-steyer-and-soros-backed-thinkprogress It appears that liberal billionaire largess just isn’t going to be enough to prop up The Center for American Progress’s propaganda arm, ThinkProgress. The Daily Beast broke the news story, reporting “Staff were informed on Monday afternoon that the site would be sold off and a CAP official told The Daily Beast that the organization would begin looking for prospective buyers for the website, which has come under severe financial strains during the Trump era.” This new development is not surprising. The Daily Beast reported earlier in June that ThinkProgress’ 2019 financial projections were already catastrophic, with advertising revenue expected to fall $350,000 short of last year’s budget and online contributions expected to fall $180,000. The Beast continued, “ThinkProgress has never been profitable. In the past, it has made up its shortfalls with contributions from CAP and CAP donors.” Big contributors to CAP and ThinkProgress coffers included big liberal mega-donor names such as TomKat Charitable Trust (owned by liberal billionaire Tom Steyer), the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, The Silicon Valley Community Foundation and The Sandler Foundation, who are all listed in the “$1,000,000 or More” section of CAP’s donor list. Open Society Foundations (owned by George Soros) is also listed as a major donor in the “$100,000 to $499,000” section. New news - Looks like they are done.   https://news.yahoo.com/thinkprogress-cant-buyer-163000171.html “Given that we could find no new publisher, we have no other real option but to fold the ThinkProgress website back into CAP’s broader online presence with a focus on analysis of policy, politics, and news events through the lens of existing CAP and CAP Action staff experts,” Navin Nayak, the executive director of the Center for American Progress Action Fund, wrote in a message to staff, according to The Beast.