Dude thinks it's a gotcha that we started covering Israeli influence more after the U.S. Secretary of State admitted that we had to go to war preemptively because Israel was going to strike anyway and put our troops in harms way
Prime reason to do an interview with the @DailyCaller instead of the @FT!
You don’t have to worry about these things and we’ll tell it to you straight🤷♀️🫡
Hey Mark! We know Israel’s influence on American politics is a major issue. Everyday Americans want to know why their tax dollars are being spent overseas, funding foreign wars, and that's not going to change no matter how hard you try to ignore it.
So we’ll keep covering it.
Unlike certain media outlets (like the one you work for), we won't pretend questions about foreign influence don't exist. We’re digging into the money, the political connections, and the decisions that put American interests on the line.
We don't ignore the fact that 94% of Congressional Lawmakers accept foreign money. Or that Israel dragged the U.S. into a 10-month war costing Americans billions of dollars. Anyone who's interested in any of our 2,617 pieces mentioning Israel should head over to our site at https://t.co/yM0XV3a1eG to check them out for themselves. They're not too shabby.
And a shout-out to @EFischberger for taking the time to highlight our work. Journalism can be a thankless profession, so it’s always nice to know someone’s reading.
This is just the beginning. We’ll keep asking the questions, following the money, and holding the people in power accountable, regardless of how much they squirm.
A Vanity Fair excerpt from an upcoming book alleges that Russian military intelligence hacked Jared Kushner’s phone, exposing purported access to Middle Eastern bank accounts holding at least $2 billion.
“Jared promised MBZ [the president of the UAE] that he’d push their agenda with Trump if they participated in a fund. He wanted normalization with Israel so that business could take off.”
https://t.co/ir6o6WdAWN
New Mexico's $25 billion fine against Meta is more than double the state's annual budget, per its fiscal year 2027 overview and exceeds the largest fine ever issued by the DOJ.
Read more below.
A New Mexico District Court Judge ordered Meta to pay a $25 billion fine after a jury found that the company had misled consumers about its privacy policies.
“This decision is a major threat to free speech. It would allow a few lawyers in a few states to regulate speech online in violation of federal law and the First Amendment."
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https://t.co/mV8nBW97qI
🚨🚨 The DOJ filed a lawsuit threatening to block Alaska's Senate results if Dan Sullivan loses, given that a candidate with the same name entered the race.
In June, metadata showed that Amber Lee, a Democratic operative, wrote the campaign press release for the other Dan Sullivan. She was a huge supporter of Mary Peltola in the past.
@DailyCaller
The Pentagon established the Technology Support Office, or TSO, without its usual pomp and circumstance.
Formed in April, the office brought together the Pentagon’s efforts to develop tools and strategies to disrupt foreign defense tech, all under one covert umbrella, according to Politico.
The Pentagon has decided the best way to do that is creating another three-letter agency, shrouded in secrecy, with God knows what budget and procurement powers.
Read more below.
The deep state is leaking Trump’s most sensitive undercover operations to The Washington Post...
The Pentagon is reportedly developing a deep-cover intelligence operation that would embed American operatives within private-sector businesses to gather intelligence on China and other foreign adversaries, according to The Washington Post.
https://t.co/f8GD7CmjgY
NEW: Abdul El-Sayed has emphasized his experience as a public health official serving the everyman. But his public health SCHOLARSHIP reveals an extreme view cloaked in academic jargon:
In several papers, he implies Arabs should remain in enclaves and that assimilating to America and having white neighbors poses a health hazard.
"It seems to be basically advocating Arab separatism by couching it in pseudoscientific terms." - @PeerReReview
Researchers have long said studies like El-Sayed's are bogus and based on stereotypes.
For example, El-Sayed argued in one paper that Arabs' health is poor because they have "a more corpulent image of beauty."