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substack.com | Dave Levinthal
In January, I broke news in Rolling Stone that a Democratic campaign treasurer Katherine Margaret Buchanan was suspected by several political committees — including those of two U.S. senators — of stealing money from them. From my Rolling Stone article:The committees — including those led by Virginia’s two U.S. senators, Tim Kaine and Mark Warner — have alerted law enforcement officials and federal regulators and continue to internally investigate the matter, they acknowledge.
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substack.com | Robyn Foyster
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6 days ago |
substack.com | Dave Levinthal
This is the lede of an investigation I co-wrote in 2016 for the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists and Center for Public Integrity:Donald Trump’s real estate organization rented New York office space from 1998 to 2003 to an Iranian bank that U.S. authorities have linked to terrorist groups and Iran’s nuclear program.
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substack.com | Virgil Walker
Audio playback is not supported on your browser. Please upgrade. I came across the story late one evening, scrolling through a headline that barely raised eyebrows today’s culture. A public school in the Pacific Northwest was being praised for its "inclusive family engagement" policy. The centerpiece? A twelve-year-old student, born male, had recently begun identifying as a girl.
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substack.com | Maggie Brown
Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott put out a press release last year in an effort to hold one of his deputies’ accountable after he was charged with driving under the influence. In that press release, Lott said: “We are all responsible for the decisions we make and therefore the consequences that come from those decisions. My deputies know if they violate the law they will be held accountable.”The deputy that was arrested, Michael Kennedy II, was fired from the department.
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