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Study: Russia Operating Misinformation Networks in 13 Latin American Countries

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Russia is operating extensive influence and misinformation networks across 13 Latin American nations to exploit anti-U.S. and anti-Europe resentment in favor of Moscow, a new study by the Brazilian independent news agency Agência Lupa revealed this week.

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Christian K. Caruzo

4,000 Current and Former Spacex Employees Become Millionaires After IPO Including Cafeteria Workers

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4,000 current and former SpaceX employees are already mapping out plans to spend their anticipated wealth from the company's expected initial public offering, with luxury real estate, high-end watches, and private jet travel topping their wish lists. Even the company's cafeteria workers are expected to cash in on the rocket-based gravy train.

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Lucas Nolan

ESPN Radio Host Objects to Calling Karmelo Anthony a 'Murderer,' Can't Understand How Harsh Sentence Helps the Metcalf Family

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Peter Rosenberg, a radio DJ and commentator for WWE and ESPN, says that while Karmelo Anthony's murder of Austin Metcalf is an "overall tragedy," he questions why Anthony had "the book" thrown at him and how that will help the Metcalf family.

The post ESPN Radio Host Objects to Calling Karmelo Anthony a ‘Murderer,’ Can’t Understand How Harsh Sentence Helps the Metcalf Family appeared first on Breitbart.

Dylan Gwinn

Leveraged SpaceX ETFs Delayed Until Monday

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Asset managers eager to roll out leveraged exchange-traded funds tied to SpaceX on its first trading day have been told to delay the launch until Monday, four sources familiar with the matter said.

‘Government shouldn’t subsidize poor journalism’: Politico axes key news brand after losing millions in federal subscriptions

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Just over a year after President Donald Trump’s administration instructed the federal government to cancel several media outlet subscriptions, Politico announced that it is sunsetting one of its news brands.

The federal government spent over $8 million in 2024 on Politico-related subscriptions.

‘The government shouldn’t subsidize poor journalism.’

In Feb. 2025, the White House directed the General Services Administration to “pull all contracts” for Politico and its stand-alone energy and environment brand, E&E News. Other government agencies, including the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the Department of Veterans Affairs, also canceled their subscriptions to Politico’s services.

Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin announced last year that he had terminated over $1 million in annual media subscriptions, including nearly $460,000 for the EPA’s membership to Politico and E&E News.

“Best $458,919 we ever saved on behalf of taxpayers,” an EPA spokesperson told Blaze News. “The government shouldn’t subsidize poor journalism, and it’s a stinging indictment of the previous administration that they wasted so many hard-earned American tax dollars keeping this outlet afloat.”

RELATED: Veterans affairs secretary says department discovered high-priced contract with Politico — and canceled it

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Politico pushed back against criticism that the federal government was subsidizing the media through subscriptions. The outlet released a statement in 2025 insisting that it has “never received any government funding” in the form of subsidies, grants, or “handouts.” It noted that “most” of Politico Pro and E&E News subscribers are in the private sector.

Despite insisting that Politico has “no financial dependence on the government,” the outlet laid off 3% of its staff, including E&E News journalists, in Jan. 2026, according to Semafor.

Politico acquired E&E News in Dec. 2020, aiming to “reach a large new audience of subscribers.” Yet, approximately 16 months after the Trump administration began canceling media subscriptions, Politico announced it is closing the stand-alone brand.

RELATED: Trump orders another federal agency to axe media contracts amid Politico controversy: Report

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Politico framed the sunsetting of E&E News as a strategic restructuring move that consolidated its U.S. Politico Energy and E&E teams “into a single powerhouse.” The announcement did not mention any revenue pressure, but framed the changes as a “new chapter.”

“Beginning in September, we are modernizing how we deliver our energy and environmental policy journalism and launching a more focused, high-impact portfolio of daily news and intelligence products,” Politico wrote.

“As part of this shift, E&E News will no longer operate as a separate brand. Its journalism and expertise will be fully integrated into POLITICO’s energy and environment portfolio of stories, briefs, analysis, and newsletters,” it continued.

Politico did not respond to a request for comment.

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Candace Hathaway

Millionaire Jimmy Kimmel Mocked for Warning Against 'Obscenely Wealthy Weirdo' Elon Musk Becoming a Trillionaire

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Millionaire left-wing TV host Jimmy Kimmel was slammed for warning against "obscenely wealthy weirdo" Elon Musk getting richer. "The class envy from multi millionaires of billionaires is really something to behold," one X user quipped.

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Alana Mastrangelo

AFT's Weingarten: Teacher Pay Crisis Raises Alarms 

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American Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten warned this week that educators are being priced out of their profession, arguing in an op-ed for Time that teachers "can no longer afford even life's basic necessities."