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Graphic about Gaza’s famine claims with a child holding food, a UNICEF aid box, and a timeline showing aid expansion and a 2026 survey.

Did UNICEF Prove Gaza’s Famine Was Fake? No — Here’s What the 2026 Survey Actually Shows

August 13, 2026

A new UNICEF-coordinated survey found surprisingly low acute malnutrition among young children in Gaza in June 2026. The finding is real—but it does not prove

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Illustration of cash, campaign paperwork, the U.S. Capitol, voting booth, and digital media panels showing how big money may influence election choices.

Does Big Money Change Election Results? The Electoral Information Gap Between Progressive Policies and Candidate Choice

August 13, 2026

Outside political spending does not simply buy elections—but it can buy a disproportionate share of voters’ attention. An analysis of Democratic primaries from 2020 through

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Editorial collage with a U.S. Capitol backdrop, memo pages, sticky notes, and stamps reading "Friends of Hamas," "Rumor," and "Unverified."

“Friends of Hamas” Was Invented as a Joke. Washington Turned It Into Evidence.

August 13, 2026

In February 2013, a Washington reporter invented “Friends of Hamas” as an intentionally ridiculous example while investigating rumors about Chuck Hagel. Within roughly 24 hours,

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A dimly lit intelligence office with gold bars in an open safe, classified documents on a desk, and a silhouetted man in the background.

David Rush, the CIA and $40 Million in Gold: The Red Flags That Should Have Been Caught

August 13, 2026

Former CIA official David Rush allegedly faked degrees, military credentials and leave records before 303 gold bars were found at his home. Here is what

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