Singham Network has long been dogged by calls that it should register under the Foreign Agents Registration Act. New revelations show one of its key leaders holds a position within the CCP and United Front ecosystem.
U.S. government sources have told Just the News that "Witnesses No. 2" is Gavin Wilde
"Some indicia of an arguable political bias on the part of the Complainant in favor of a rival political candidate." He criticized GOP congressmen, recounted that he asked to hide his complaint from Republicans on the intelligence committee, pointed to his close links to Joe Biden’s efforts in Ukraine, and more.
Key details about the Ukraine whistleblower were blacked out as House investigators tried to get to the bottom of his claims in 2019. The redactions took more than a half decade to be lifted.
The new memos declassified by Tulsi Gabbard were not available to the public during the 2019 impeachment trial.
Two words you don't often hear together: "MAGA Communism." Roy Singham's pro-CCP collaborators in Shanghai have helped the Marxist businessman promote his own work — and have elevated a well-hyped "MAGA Communist" too.
Newly-unclassified documents show that in 2022 Ukrainian officials discussed diverting hundreds of millions of U.S. tax dollars -- earmarked for clean energy -- back to Biden's ill-fated 2024 campaign. There is no evidence the intercepted allegations were investigated during the Biden administration.
The Iranian Revolutionary Guard for years covertly worked with the Taliban to kill U.S. troops in Afghanistan.
NYT published a critical story on “A Year Inside Kash Patel’s FBI.” The article contained several factual errors, but never seemed to challenge -- or even research -- Strzok's false allegations. A simple review of public records could have avoided that.
AI:Jerry Dunleavy criticizes The New York Times for publishing a story on Kash Patel’s time at the FBI that allegedly contains factual errors and fails to challenge false allegations made by Peter Strzok regarding "Crossfire Hurricane."Open