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04.02.25
Antonio Gracias, a venture capitalist involved with Elon Musk's DOGE, said millions of illegal immigrants have been given Social Security numbers over the past four years, enabling them to sign up for Medicare and vote.
04.02.25
Antonio Gracias, a venture capitalist involved with Elon Musk's DOGE, said millions of illegal immigrants have been given Social Security numbers over the past four years, enabling them to sign up for Medicare and vote.
03.31.25
Elon Musk's recent town hall reveals alarming data on non-citizen access to taxpayer benefits and voter rolls, sparking a heated discussion on the implications for American democracy and immigration policy.
03.26.25
The Atlantic published the war plans it originally withheld in its article revealing that its editor had been accidentally added to a chat with cabinet leaders.
03.28.25
Elon Musk and the DOGE team shed light on a startling statistic: nearly half of Social Security calls are fraudulent. This critical revelation raises urgent questions about security and accountability in benefit distribution.
03.18.25
Builders are sitting on a large number of finished homes that they have yet to sell
03.14.25
Gavin Newsom’s new podcast may be off to a good start, but his state is in as poor shape as ever.
03.27.25
A permanent facial recognition network lands in Croydon, but no one can say exactly who put you on the list.
03.09.25
In a revealing conversation, Steve Bannon and Dr. Naomi Wolf delve into the profound implications of AI on the workforce, shedding light on the motivations of tech oligarchs.
02.25.25
The project has 18 participants including biometrics-focused companies Idemia and NEC, research institutions and government departments.
Nicholas Papoulias
Corporate & Political Strategy Advisor
"Louder.ai technology could be game-changing in close races.”
03.31.25
Elon Musk's recent town hall reveals alarming data on non-citizen access to taxpayer benefits and voter rolls, sparking a heated discussion on the implications for American democracy and immigration policy.
03.28.25
Elon Musk and the DOGE team shed light on a startling statistic: nearly half of Social Security calls are fraudulent. This critical revelation raises urgent questions about security and accountability in benefit distribution.
03.27.25
A permanent facial recognition network lands in Croydon, but no one can say exactly who put you on the list.
03.26.25
The Atlantic published the war plans it originally withheld in its article revealing that its editor had been accidentally added to a chat with cabinet leaders.
03.24.25
British television presenter Jeremy Clarkson has rekindled his long-standing feud with billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk, focusing on the fact that the "eco hippies," and other "deluded fools" who bought Tesla EVs have now turned on the man they once idolized.
03.21.25
“People have wanted to do this for many, many years, for many, many decades, and I don't know, no president ever got around to doing it, but I'm getting around to doing it,” Trump said.
03.19.25
Hospitals are still providing child sex changes despite President Donald Trump's executive order defunding those services, a Daily Caller investigation found.
03.18.25
Builders are sitting on a large number of finished homes that they have yet to sell
03.17.25
The IDF resumed attacks on Hamas in Gaza after the terror group refused attempts to extend a ceasefire and release all remaining hostages.
03.14.25
Gavin Newsom’s new podcast may be off to a good start, but his state is in as poor shape as ever.
