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Project Veritas, whose public face has always been its founder James O’Keefe, has been hit with a scandal. A whistleblower has come forward regarding the recent news that O’Keefe has been put on leave and stripped of his role in the company. According to this unnamed whistleblower, O’Keefe has fallen victim to a lack of proper corporate structure at Project Veritas, which is divided into two separate organizations with different boards and funding. The whistleblower alleges that two ringleaders, Matt Tyrmand and Barry Hinckley, have taken advantage of the situation to push O’Keefe out. The board members and C-suite officers...

Former President Donald Trump’s social media outfit, Truth Social, is locked in a bitter battle with one of its vendors claiming that the platform is stiffing the company out of more than $1 million in contractually obligated payments, FOX Business has learned. If the allegations are true, they would suggest that Truth Social’s finances are in significant disarray, people with direct knowledge of the matter say. Internet infrastructure company RightForge is said to be among Truth Social’s largest vendors and creditors, these people say. In October, RightForge announced it entered into an agreement to host Truth Social, which Trump helped...

CNN) -- President-elect Barack Obama on Tuesday tried to persuade Senate Democrats to get behind his plan for the second half of the $700 billion bailout, warning he would veto a threatened disapproval resolution, according to senators who met with him.

<p>There is a pic of Evita and Lurch under the headline, which currently is unclickable. More news to follow, I would gather.</p>

Softly, Kennedys split on Iraq Patrick Kennedy, now a veteran in Congress, stakes out an agenda that differs from his father. By JACK COLEMANSTAFF WRITERNo matter what spirited debates may occur in Hyannisport, the Kennedys seldom disagree on political policy, at least not in public. A split in the family Although they still agree on most topics, U.S. Sen. Edward Kennedy and his son, U.S. Rep. Patrick Kennedy, are split on issues like the presidential campaign, the embargo on Cuba and the recent congressional war resolution. Sen. Edward Kennedy (D-Mass.) voted against the resolution authorizing U.S. military action. "The...