Elon Musk says Twitter is using a Wikipedia list to help...
Elon Musk says Twitter is relying on Wikipedia to help decide which news outlets to label "government-funded media." It recently labeled NPR "state-affiliated media," a move Musk later said might have been wrong, before changing it to "government-funded media." NPR gets less than 1% of its funding directly from the federal government. Loading Something is…
Musk admits NPR isn’t state-affiliated after asking questions he could have...
Enlarge / NPR's Twitter profile as of April 9, 2023. When Elon Musk slapped NPR's Twitter account with a "US state-affiliated media" label last week, it quickly became clear he didn't know much about how NPR operates or how it's funded. After admitting the state-affiliated label was wrong, Musk changed NPR's tag yesterday to "Government…
12 Podcasts That Are Basically Game Shows
Image: Podcast logoTell Me About It is the newest entry on the list, a madcap game show about proving that the things you like are actually interesting, hosted by Adal Rifai (Hello From the Magic Tavern, Hey Riddle Riddle) and Eric Silver (host of Games and Feelings, DM of Join the Party, and head of…
77 members of Congress have violated a law designed to prevent...
Insider and other media have identified numerous US lawmakers not complying with the federal STOCK Act. Their excuses range from oversights, to clerical errors, to inattentive accountants. Congress is now considering banning lawmakers from trading individual stocks. Loading Something is loading. Thanks for signing up! Access your favorite topics in a personalized feed while you're on…
76 members of Congress have violated a law designed to prevent...
Insider and other media have identified numerous US lawmakers not complying with the federal STOCK Act. Their excuses range from oversights, to clerical errors, to inattentive accountants. Congress is now considering banning lawmakers from trading individual stocks. Loading Something is loading. Thanks for signing up! Access your favorite topics in a personalized feed while you're on…
74 members of Congress have violated a law designed to prevent...
Insider and other media have identified numerous US lawmakers not complying with the federal STOCK Act. Their excuses range from oversights, to clerical errors, to inattentive accountants. Congress is now considering banning lawmakers from trading individual stocks. See more stories on Insider's business page. Insider and several other news organizations have identified 74 members of Congress…
71 members of Congress have violated a law designed to prevent...
Insider and other media have identified numerous US lawmakers not complying with the federal STOCK Act. Their excuses range from oversights, to clerical errors, to inattentive accountants. Congress is now considering banning lawmakers from trading individual stocks. See more stories on Insider's business page. Insider and several other news organizations have identified 71 members of Congress…
70 members of Congress have violated a law designed to prevent...
Insider and other media have identified numerous US lawmakers not complying with the federal STOCK Act. Their excuses range from oversights, to clerical errors, to inattentive accountants. Congress is now considering banning lawmakers from trading individual stocks. See more stories on Insider's business page. Insider and several other news organizations have identified 70 members of Congress…
69 members of Congress have violated a law designed to prevent...
Insider and other media have identified numerous US lawmakers not complying with the federal STOCK Act. Their excuses range from oversights, to clerical errors, to inattentive accountants. Congress is now considering banning lawmakers from trading individual stocks. See more stories on Insider's business page. Insider and several other news organizations have identified 69 members of Congress…
DoJ suggested OANN should call FBI about NPR’s tipline, emails show
Enlarge / The most salacious tips obviously also have the most dramatic backlighting. A representative from the Department of Justice suggested in 2018 that the Federal Bureau of Investigation should have a look into NPR's use of a secure, encrypted tipline, newly publicized emails reveal. Reporter Jason Leopold obtained an email exchange from DoJ officials…
