Ocasio-Cortez Compares Hamas Rioters in Gaza to West Virginia Teachers on Strike
Dem candidate describes Hamas-led riots targeting Israel as 'political expression'
Feinstein’s Reelection Bid Faces Opposition From the Left
'She continues to cling to office as a voice for the status quo' (Updated)
The Democratic Party's progressive wing and liberal journalists were quick to vocally oppose Sen. Dianne Feinstein's (D., Calif.) reelection bid for 2018 after she announced her decision to run on Monday. High Times at The Intercept
Landing a job in journalism can be a drag, but former Steny Hoyer supporter Lee Fang has landed a heady new gig working with an accomplice of American fugitive Edward Snowden. THE INSIDE STORY OF ADAM KREDO’S FORFEITURE OF LUNCH PRIVILEGES AT THE WASHINGTON FREE BEACON
Adam Kredo, who has been with the Washington Free Beacon since its launch in February 2012, was stripped of his lunch privileges on Thursday. From now on, he will only be allowed to consume food in his office if the door is closed, and must have all of his food choices pre-approved by Free Beacon chairman Michael Goldfarb.
His forfeiture of these privileges—granted to those who have been with the organization for at least one year and demonstrated a profound regard for American values and armed intervention—was the culmination of months of vicious rows with Goldfarb, editor Matthew Continetti, the entire Free Beacon staff, and our owners in the Taiwanese military high command. Russian Intelligence Continues to Undermine America
Vladimir Putin's aggressive campaign to undermine American freedom is playing out right before our eyes. On the same day that presumed Russian operative Edward Snowden petitioned the Kremlin to extend his “temporary” asylum, Snowden associate and U.S. tax-evader Glenn Greenwald published another batch of illegally leaked intelligence documents. Leading pundits picked up the story: Greenwald: Obama Admin Would Make Snowden ‘Disappear’ if He Returned to U.S.
Gregory Blasts Greenwald for Aiding and Abetting Snowden
Gregory: 'The question of who's a journalist may be up to a debate with regard to what you're doing'
Radical Activist Filmmaker Laura Poitras Shared Byline on WaPo NSA Story
Unclear if her activist work violates WaPo’s conflict of interest policy
The coauthor of the Washington Post’s bombshell story on the National Security Agency’s PRISM surveillance program is a long-time activist filmmaker who has railed against U.S. counterterrorism policies put into place after the Sept. 11 attacks. NSA Leaker Surfaces in Hong Kong
NSA leaker goes public and suggests he is defecting to China
An intelligence contractor who disclosed a top-secret National Security Agency electronic surveillance program surfaced in Hong Kong on Sunday and suggested he planned to defect to China. 