The U.S. Department of Justice is investigating tech entrepreneur Neville Roy Singham, described by outlets as China/Shanghai-based, through a federal grand jury in Manhattan. Fox News reports that the grand jury issues subpoenas as part of the DOJ probe into alleged financial crimes tied to Singham’s support or funding of leftist groups in the United States. Breitbart similarly reports on the investigation and frames it as examining “follow the money” allegations regarding his financing activities. The New York Post adds context, stating that the grand jury probe began months earlier and was authorized by Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche, citing a source. Across the reports, the investigation centers on whether Singham’s alleged financial involvement with U.S.-based political or advocacy groups violates federal law. The outlets do not provide details of specific charges or the full scope of the alleged conduct, and they do not indicate the investigation’s outcomes. The reports also do not describe a response from Singham or his representatives.