Singham Network: $591M Pro-China Influence Campaign Investigation Exposes 'New World Order' Blueprint

A Fox News Digital investigation has uncovered a massive financial network, dubbed the 'House of Singham,' led by tech mogul Neville Roy Singham and his wife, Jodie Evans. The network allegedly funneled $591 million through a web of non-profits and shell companies to organizations promoting pro-China talking points and supporting revolutionary socialist agendas. Federal officials and House committees are investigating potential violations of nonprofit law and foreign influence regulations. Critics suggest this represents a sophisticated foreign influence operation designed to destabilize Western narratives and promote the interests of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). The network is accused of waging cognitive warfare on U.S. citizens. ## Latest Update Neville Roy Singham, speaking at a Shanghai conference endorsed by the CCP, unveiled a blueprint to challenge U.S. power and promote a 'new world order' aligned with President Xi Jinping's vision. The investigation mapped 223 transactions moving $591 million across five continents through 67 core groups in the Singham network. ## Timeline * **2026-03-23:** Fox News reports Neville Roy Singham and Jodie Evans allegedly used a network of non-profits to funnel $278 million into organizations spreading pro-China talking points. * **2026-03-24:** Fox News reports the 'United Front,' a key element of Mao Zedong's strategy, is being deployed in the West through entities like the People's Forum and CodePink. * **2026-03-24:** Freerepublic.com highlights a Fox News series investigating the anti-America, pro-China nonprofit network forged by Singham and Evans. * **2026-03-27:** Fox News reports Singham, at a Shanghai conference, outlined a strategy to challenge U.S. power and promote a 'new world order' aligned with President Xi Jinping's vision, mapping $591 million in transactions across 67 core groups. * **2026-03-27:** Fox News details Singham's 'International Revolutionary Front' blueprint presented in Shanghai, calling for a 'new world order' promoted by Chinese President Xi Jinping. ## What to Watch * The ongoing federal investigation's findings and potential legal actions against Singham, Evans, and associated organizations. * The network's continued efforts to influence public opinion and political discourse in the U.S. and other Western countries. * Potential expansion of the network's activities and funding sources.