Tucker Carlson's video in a Russian grocery store was apparently deemed not subtle enough for a Russian influence operation.

Two years after this tweet and it emerges that Lauren Chen (allegedly) accepted $10,000,000 from the Russian government to promote Russian interests....

If given a diamond engagement ring, would you have one mined from the ground with lots of imperfections, or a manmade diamond 4 times the size with almost no imperfections? (Assuming they otherwise cost the same).

This actually didn't. Not a single case had evidence. The cases were rejected because they were groundles, bad faith claims. You can disprove this by pointing to ONE SINGLE case that contained evidence. By "one single case" I mean "not a gish gallop of cases".

One of the crazy thing about politics is where people make up some new standard on the spot, then claim the person doesn't live up to it. Politicians ignoring questions shouted by reporters is something they do all the time. Earphones aren't needed to do so. Politicians have

In a recent statement, Tim Pool denies that the money he received from Russia to destabilize America had no impact on his editorial decisions. He's destabilizing America for other reasons.

Well, yes. If you claim elections are rigged WITHOUT SUBSTANTIATING the claims with evidence, you serve Russia. If you have real evidence elections are rigged, and you expose it, causing elections to improve, you serve America you patriot. For two years, Republicans have

This. Everyone knows that space is cold, so of course, everyone assumes it'll be easy to cool servers in space. But in reality, it's best to think of space as "insulated", it doesn't conduct heat. The only option is radiative cooling, so you need huge radiators. The light

Fact-check: The United States does have a "sovereign wealth fund". Its current value is -$34.4 trillion.

"you can't record me -- that's against my HIPPA law"