By Haaretz Explains

Did Netanyahu have a hand in the leaking of the documents? What interest does the Prime Minister have in leaking sensitive intelligence? What are the possible consequences for Netanyahu?

Feldstein pictured walking behind Netanyahu, wearing a black t-shirt, on the way to a situation assessment discussion at one of the IDF's bases, in June. Continue reading “BibiLeaks: Everything You Need to Know About Netanyahu’s Latest Scandal”

By Christina Maas – Reclaim The Net

Abstract artwork depicting a ballot box can with vibrant red and blue splashes in the background.

In the brave new world of the University of Washington’s Center for an Informed Public (CIP), it seems like “informed” is synonymous with “watched.” Birthed to combat the wildfires of online “misinformation,” CIP and its partners – including the defunct Election Integrity Partnership (EIP) and the short-lived Virality Project – thought they might have been celebrated defenders of truth. Instead, they became poster children for what happens when watchdogs get a little too cozy with power, diving into an experiment that teetered between public good and Orwellian oversight. Continue reading “Losing Their Grip: Why Anti-“Misinformation” Crusaders Are Mourning the End of Control”

By Chris Menahan – Information Liberation

Kamala Harris’ campaign is “microtargeting” voters in Pennsylvania with pro-Israel ads and voters in Michigan with pro-Palestine ads, according to CNN. Continue reading “Kamala Harris Running Pro-Israel Ads in Pennsylvania, Pro-Palestine Ads in Michigan”

By Chris Menahan – Information Liberation

Zynga’s billionaire founder Mark Pincus announced on Monday that despite being a lifelong Democrat he will be voting for Donald Trump because he believes he will do more to help Israel fight a war with Iran. Continue reading “Zynga Founder Mark Pincus Endorses Trump, Says He’ll Better Support Israel’s Wars”

By TYLER DURDEN – Zerohedge

The harmful impact of mass illegal migration is felt in every state and at every level of society, from the national to the most local. Rather than attempting to solve or at least acknowledge the problem, pro-open-borders officials prefer to silence criticism. Parents in Northern Virginia’s Loudoun County saw a demonstration of this reality earlier in October. The county school board chose to shut down public discussion about an alleged illegal alien MS-13 gang member in the county’s school system.

For mass-illegal-migration apologists on the school board, the real problem is not that illegal immigration is bringing gangs and crime into our classrooms, but that Americans notice it and dare speak out against it.

Continue reading “Illegal Alien Gangs Taking Root In Our Schools”

By The Post Millennial

Philadelphia City Commissioners' Office claims non-citizens can vote if they are Philly residents: OMG

Milton Jamerson, an Election and Voter Registration Clerk from the Philadelphia City Commissioners Office, told an undercover OMG journalist the day before the election that non-citizens can vote as long as they are residents of Philadelphia. Continue reading “Philadelphia City Commissioners’ Office claims non-citizens can vote if they are Philly residents: OMG”

By The Post Millennial

Eric Adams tells New Yorkers to conserve water as NYC declares drought

New York City Mayor Eric Adams (D) issued a drought watch Saturday for the city after a very dry October. He is urging residents to take less time in the shower, shut off their taps when not in use and to avoid any water waste, the Associated Press reported. Continue reading “Eric Adams tells New Yorkers to conserve water as NYC declares drought”

By Dave DeCamp – Antiwar.com

US B-52 bombers arrived in the Middle East on Saturday as part of a new deployment to “defend” Israel amid speculation over whether or not Iran will respond to Israel’s October 26 attack. Continue reading “US Bombers Arrive in Middle East as Part of New Deployment for Israel”

By Didi Rankovic – Reclaim The Net

Two police cars with flashing lights at night, with a blank speech bubble in the center.

Lexipol, a private consultancy geared towards providing services to law enforcement in the US, has come up with a recommendation to law enforcement to set up a “Misinformation/Disinformation Unit.” Continue reading “Inside the Push for Police-Run “Misinformation” Units”