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Sentinel-2 imagery captured today shows extensive burn marks around modular shelters resembling a mobile command center or field hospital at a Saudi National Guard camp in Najran (17.596032, 44.295811).
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The 2nd strike was recorded by the Al Masirah TV station right as first-responders were searching for the injured in the village.
Local sources report 25 civilians and first-responders killed including children and 30 more injured.
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The right-wing activist Laura Loomer has been paid by private clients to make political posts on social media without publicly disclosing the payments, according to a former campaign aide to President Donald Trump and three others familiar with the arrangements, shedding light on what they say is a business practice of one of the Trump administration’s most influential online firebrands.
The allegations were made by Alex Bruesewitz, an adviser to Trump’s 2024 campaign, and three other people who spoke on the condition of anonymity. Two of the three people said they had paid Loomer directly to post political messages on her X account, where she has 1.9 million followers. The third said they had overseen clients who paid her to post on the account. The three spoke on the condition of anonymity.
Bank transaction emails and a wire transfer statement reviewed by The Washington Post appear to show four payments totaling more than $60,000 sent to Loomer and a Florida-based company registered in her name, King Breaker Media, since May of last year.
The documents do not specify the purpose of the payments, but two people familiar with the arrangements said they were for political posts.
Loomer, one of Trump’s best-known online acolytes, denied to The Post that she is paid to post on social media. She instead described herself as a journalist and activist and disputed the idea that she is an influencer paid to promote any political cause.
The new claims about Loomer’s influence business could add fuel to a growing debate about the little-regulated industry of political messaging on social media, where influencers on both sides of the aisle have operated in a legal gray area between advocacy and advertising.
Bruesewitz first posted his allegations on X on Thursday. Many of the details about Loomer’s alleged online influence operation have not been previously reported.
Bruesewitz said in an interview with The Post that he had paid Loomer for tweets last year. He said the money had been sent through his political consulting firm, X Strategies, for posts related to policy issues. He declined to specify what clients.
Despite brokering these deals himself, he believes that they should require clearer disclosures and have “gotten out of hand.”
Loomer disputed Bruesewitz’s account and said that his firm contacted her last year offering to pay her for research.
“He paid me to make a one-page research document for him, and then he wanted me to distribute the information. And that’s what I did,” Loomer said. Asked where she was expected to distribute the research, she said, “Either X or maybe an article.”
Two of the people said that Loomer charges $3,000 to $5,000 per tweet, and sometimes more.
Loomer said she does not have set pricing for consulting work. “I certainly don’t charge $5,000 for a tweet,” she said.
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Trump ally Loomer was paid thousands for political tweets, people familiar say
People familiar with the arrangements allege pay-to-play business practices by one of President Donald Trump’s biggest online acolytes. Financial documents show details.
Trump also asks Dana White to bring various UFC fighters with him to “defend us against the Lunatic Left.”
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—❗️🇺🇸/🇮🇷 NEW: Initial reports that the U.S. carried out an airstrike in Jask, southern Iran, after several anti-ship cruise missiles were launched at the Strait of Hormuz
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There likely won’t be a resumption of full-scale war unless Tehran gets hit.
Iranian decisionmakers have apparently chosen to tolerate attacks in the South for now. In my opinion, this is a fatal mistake which risks the ‘Lebanon model’ being implemented in Iran.
However, I do expect Iran to run out of patience relatively soon if these airstrikes against coastal launchers keep happening on a regular basis.
We may see at least some kind of limited retaliation against U.S. bases in Jordan or the Persian Gulf.
Iranian decisionmakers have apparently chosen to tolerate attacks in the South for now. In my opinion, this is a fatal mistake which risks the ‘Lebanon model’ being implemented in Iran.
However, I do expect Iran to run out of patience relatively soon if these airstrikes against coastal launchers keep happening on a regular basis.
We may see at least some kind of limited retaliation against U.S. bases in Jordan or the Persian Gulf.
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—❗️🇮🇷/🇺🇸 NEW: Iran has launched anti-ship ballistic missiles at U.S. Navy vessels in the Arabian Sea
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📢 🇺🇸 🏛 Thousands are protesting in New York City against the elevation of Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries to Speaker and Minority Leader Chuck Schumer to Majority Leader. Signs say “No Kings,” “Voters Over Billionaires,” and “We didn’t vote for status quo, let’s ‘chuck’ Schumer + Jeffries.” - Faytuks Network
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Israeli President Isaac Herzog announces he will task Gadi Eisenkot with forming the next government after securing the backing of 67 lawmakers, compared with 46 for Netanyahu. Eisenkot will forma…
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The police raided his house after the attack and found 3 dead bodies inside, which are believed to be his family members.
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Guest speaker Sarah Dye shares her story in the movement and her experience being doxxed as a pro-White business owner.
“There has never been a better time to join this cause.”
“There has never been a better time to join this cause.”
YouTube’s share of all US TV viewing time has climbed to about 14%, up from roughly 9% at the end of 2023, per Nielsen data charted by The Wall Street Journal.
That puts it ahead of every traditional media giant, including Disney, NBCUniversal and Fox, and well ahead of Netflix at about 8%.
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🇺🇸🗳⚡️- As vote counting continues, the popular vote currently stands:
63,622,014 (55.72% ) votes for Democrats
48,873,294 (42.80%) votes for the GOP
63,622,014 (55.72% ) votes for Democrats
48,873,294 (42.80%) votes for the GOP
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🇺🇸🗳⚡️- Focusing in on red states makes apparent the total collapse of GOP turnout.
Red states such as the Dakota's, Utah, Kentucky, Indiana, and Oklahoma show anywhere between a 30-40% turnout drop.
Virtually all of which was formally GOP loyal voters and independents.
Red states such as the Dakota's, Utah, Kentucky, Indiana, and Oklahoma show anywhere between a 30-40% turnout drop.
Virtually all of which was formally GOP loyal voters and independents.