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© Project Veritas Two Facebook Insiders have come forward with internal company documents detailing a plan to curb "vaccine hesitancy" (VH) on a global scale. The stated goal of this feature is to "drastically reduce user exposure" to VH comments. Another aim of the program is to force a "decrease in other engagement of VH comments including create, likes, reports [and] replies." It was such a shocking revelation, that it moved not just one -- but two whistleblowers to come forward to Project Veritas, so the public could be made aware of this plan to stifle free speech. One Facebook whistleb...

The Jewish News of Northern California

Little is known about the scope of the investigation, but reporting suggests that the focus could be on Giuliani’s work on behalf of foreign clients, including Ukraine, and his failure to register as a foreign agent while serving as the president's personal attorney. And former Department of Justice officials say that such an investigation into a high-profile lawyer that could jeopardize attorney-client privilege would likely need authorization from some of the highest-ranking law enforcement officials in the government. ADVERTISEMENT Giuliani’s home and law office were searched at dawn W...

The Straits Times Qatar adds lobbying muscle in the US after Saudi rift, Trump's snub Qatar's rising lobbying clout coincides with a decline in the US' support for neighbouring Saudi Arabia.PHOTO: AFP Published4 hours ago https://str.sg/JFXY They can read the article in full after signing up for a free account. Share link: Or share via: Sign up or log in to read this article in full Sign up All done! This article is now fully available for you Read now Get unlimited access to all stories at $0.99/month for the first 3 months. Get unlimited access to all stories at $0.99/month for the first 3 ...

Qatar Adds U.S. Lobbying Muscle After Saudi Rift, Trump Snub Bloomberg 2 hrs ago Ilya Banares, Simone Foxman and Nick Wadhams (Bloomberg) -- Qatar is ramping up its lobbying efforts in the U.S., eager to cultivate a closer relationship with the Biden administration and Congress in order to avoid a repeat of 2017, when it was caught off-guard by a Saudi-led boycott in the Persian Gulf. Popular Searches Since January, Qatar has hired seven prominent firms to do lobbying and consulting work in Washington at a combined rate of $186,000 per month, according to Foreign Agent Regis...