Breaking: New York Times shareholders just SUED the company over its Israel coverage. The suit cites a Jewish former NYT employee who says she repeatedly blew the whistle on antisemitism and anti-Israel bias inside the newsroom, raising concerns at least 15 times through managers, HR, and the standards desk. The Times ignored her complaints. Now shareholders are asking a judge to force the paper to turn over internal records it has refused to produce for months.

So it turns out that Hamas runs a WhatsApp group with all of Gaza’s journalists, where Hamas “managed the discourse and the narrative.” These outlets have "journalists" in Gaza: Reuters, AP, NYT, CNN, Wapo, PBS, NPR, BBC, The Guardian, Al Jazeera, and Drop Site News

A new peer-reviewed study by @Fifty_Global analyzed 1,378 articles containing the word “Gaza” from CNN, BBC, NYT, The Guardian, WaPo, ABC, Reuters, and AP. The findings are wild: 🔸 Hamas Health Ministry figures appeared in 100% of the outlets’ casualty reporting. Israeli casualty estimates appeared in just 3%. 🔸 Israeli estimates of Hamas fighters killed were almost nonexistent. The New York Times never cited them. CNN and The Guardian did so in roughly 1% of articles. AP and ABC were highest at around 7–8%. 🔸 The Gaza Health Ministry’s headline death toll does not distinguish civilians from combatants. Yet only around 15% of articles actually told readers that. 🔸 AP and the Washington Post did better, noting this limitation in roughly 40–43% of relevant articles. 🔸 The skepticism was also wildly uneven. The BBC questioned Israeli figures in 43% of relevant cases, but Hamas Health Ministry figures in 0%. 🔸 The Washington Post questioned Israeli figures 71% of the time, compared with just 1% for Hamas Health Ministry figures. We're all well aware of the insane anti-Israel bias in the media. But it's always nice to have empirical evidence backing it up

Why is Tucker Carlson the preferred address for registered foreign agents? Over the last two weeks, I've found three previously unreported FARA paper trails involving the Tucker Carlson Network and registered foreign agents of Turkey, El Salvador, and Srpska. Let's dive in 🧵

Apparently Milo Yiannopoulos is buddy buddy with Hassan Shibly, the former director of CAIR's Florida chapter, who resigned following allegations of domestic abuse and sexual misconduct. Here they are in LA just a few months back.

There’s a massive China-linked campaign working to derail the U.S. data center buildout. And now Tucker drops an entire episode amplifying the exact same narrative. The overlap between Tucker’s agenda and the CCP’s — everything from multipolarity to abandoning Taiwan — is vast

The media is once again rolling out the red carpet for Hamas fanboy Feroze Sidhwa, whose documentary is currently making the rounds on the festival circuit. Here's the truth about him: 🔸️ He excused Hamas dragging wounded Israeli hostages into hospitals, arguing that the alternative would “be murder, which is worse.” 🔸️ He denied Hamas’ presence in the Gaza hospitals where he worked, calling it “complete nonsense” and insisting he “never once saw a single militant in a hospital” — even after tunnels, weapons, and identified terrorists were found at those same facilities. 🔸️ He repeatedly minimized Hamas’s use of human shields, comparing it to Mossad’s headquarters in central Israel and declaring it “absolutely false” that Hamas seeks to maximize civilian casualties — despite Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar admitting the tactic on record. 🔸️ He normalized the genocidal indoctrination of children. When shown footage of Gaza kids in a UN school chanting to kill Jews, he shrugged it off as “hardly surprising” because “the people dropping bombs on them are their terrorist enemy.”

Big 👀👀👀👀 from @RepKatCammack This could be a truly massive scandal. Will Qatar finally face some long-overdue scrutiny? Staffing foreign agents in congressional offices is just un-freaking-believable, but Qatar's penetration into American politics is unparalleled. And remember, just last week, Forbes's Thomas Brewster revealed that the FBI has spent three years investigating a senior House Republican staffer over suspicions of secretly acting as an agent of Qatar.

In this week's installment of "Tucker Carlson bootlicks a communist," the bread sniffer himself props up a guy who's called America "a fool's hell" and stated that the U.S. is "the most evil [country] of all by a factor of at least ten times." What are we even doing here?

The two groups behind Ro Khanna's West Bank PR stunt — Breaking the Silence and J Street — have collected $4.25M combined from Soros's Open Society Foundations. Khanna himself took a personal check from Alex Soros's, plus $163K bundled through J Street's PAC. Just saying.

Here is a picture of @RoKhanna in Hebron. The mayor of Hebron is a Palestinian named Tayseer Abu Sneineh. In 1980, he murdered 6 people, including 2 Americans. I wonder if Ro ever brought that up.

I used AI to analyze the transcripts of every single episode of Tucker Carlson's podcast to see how he's covered the DSA. In almost 400 episodes, Tucker mentioned the Democratic Socialists of America exactly once — to mock the "weird little polyamorous nihilist freaks" in the streets. People he never mentioned: ❌ Abdulrahman El-Sayed ❌ Claire Valdez ❌ Darializa Avila Chevalier Mamdani came up 6 times — but Tucker's take was basically "this is what happens when young people can't afford homes, which isn't exactly a condemnation