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USAID Censorship Scheme Exposed; Global Engagement Center Worked With UK Government And Media Firms To Deploy AI Tools
On Thursday, America First Legal (AFL) released explosive new documents obtained through ongoing litigation against the U.S. Department of State’s Global Engagement Center (GEC), exposing a vast, government-backed censorship operation to silence Americans under the guise of “misinformation,” “disinformation,” and “malinformation.
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Howard Stern's political U-turn was for A-list pals: Steven Grillo
Ex-intern Steven Grillo says shock jock Stern was a different person back when he worked for him in the 90s on New York’s WXRK station. Read More.
House DOGE committee asks PBS and NPR heads to testify
Defenders of the groups point out that most of their funding is not from the government and that they offer a public service. PBS said it receives about $500 million a year from Congress. Read More.
How ActBlue makes money off disruptive protest politics
Activists stage a protest. A handful get arrested. They fundraise off the news coverage. ActBlue receives a cut of the proceeds, and the cycle repeats. Read More.
AP forced to retract false story claiming Trump, Putin are ‘very good friends’ after backlash
The original story link had the headline, “Tulsi Gabbard says Trump and Putin are ‘very good friends.’” Read More.
U.S. Companies Are Helping China Win the AI Race
America must strengthen its export controls on chips from companies like Broadcom and Nvidia. Read More.
Sweden issues RFI for new ABIS, Moldova issues biometric hardware tender
Sweden is considering purchasing a new biometric system that will help the country collect fingerprints and facial images of asylum seekers. Read More.
AI Search Engines Cite Incorrect Sources at a 60% Rate
A new study from Columbia Journalism Review's Tow Center for Digital Journalism has uncovered serious accuracy issues with generative AI models used for news searches. According to the study, AI search engines have a startling error rate of 60 percent when queried about the news. Read More.
Soros-backed District Attorney accuses Alex Jones of “exploiting” unsolved murder of Infowars journalist Jamie White, sparking suspicions
Jamie White, a prominent Infowars journalist, was brutally murdered at his Austin home, with no arrests made nearly 36 hours later. Alex Jones blamed Travis County DA Jose Garza’s soft-on-crime policies for White’s death, calling out Garza’s ties to billionaire globalist George Soros. The DA’s office bizarrely accused Jones of “exploiting” the murder for “political […] Read More.
Meta stops whistleblower from promoting memoir on Facebook, China after alleged NDA violations
Andy Stone, a spokesperson for Meta, said: “This ruling affirms that Sarah Wynn-Williams’ false and defamatory book should never have been published.” Read More.
Editorial Board Members Told to Take New Positions or Take a Buyout
As the New York Times faces significant challenges in the evolving media landscape, its editorial board members are presented with pivotal choices that could reshape the future of its opinion section. Read More.
Twitter founder Jack Dorsey locked out of X
Jack Dorsey, the co-founder of Twitter, revealed on Primal that he has been locked out of his own X account. Read More.
Congressional Hearing Reveals Stablecoins and CBDCs Share the Same Financial Control Risks
Even private sector digital currencies come with built-in surveillance, leaving financial freedom an open question. Read More.
Top streamer warns: Reddit cracking down on violent rhetoric could pave the way for INTERNET REAL ID, ending online anonymity
Asmongold warns of potential Internet Real ID system: Popular streamer Asmongold predicts that escalating violent threats on Reddit could lead to government-mandated Internet Real ID, Read More.
DOJ Targets Google: Chrome, Android, and Banking Under Fire
The DOJ sharpens its antitrust blade as Google faces a bipartisan push for breakup. Read More.
