Soros, SPLC, CAIR: The Bill Finally Comes Due.

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Washington is about to test an old question: what happens when the tax code stops looking the other way. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and the IRS are drawing up plans to strip the tax-exempt status of three of the left’s most influential nonprofits — George Soros’s Open Society Foundations, the Southern Poverty Law Center, and the Council on American-Islamic Relations. Three sources familiar with the internal deliberations told the New York Post that audits are already being prepared. Call it a reckoning, or call it overdue. Either way, it’s coming. The rationale isn’t complicated. These are groups that have functioned

On Her Way Out, Leavitt Is Still Working the Trump Beat.

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She’s leaving the podium, but not the conversation. In her final sit-down as White House press secretary, Karoline Leavitt let slip Thursday that she’s been quietly counseling President Trump on who should replace her. “Of course, we’ve spoken about it,” she told “Fox & Friends,” with the easy candor of someone who’s earned the right to speak plainly. The line of applicants, she said, is long. “There is no shortage of applications. There’s a lot of people who want this job, a lot of capable people who want this job.” Leavitt wouldn’t name names. She didn’t need to. Instead, she

Meta Pays Up, Admits Nothing, Changes Everything.

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Mark Zuckerberg built an empire on the attention of children, and on Wednesday he agreed to pay $16.7 billion to make the lawsuits about it go away. That’s the number in the court filing. Meta will hand over the money in installments over ten years to settle claims from a coalition of states — California included — that Facebook and Instagram were built to hook kids and keep them scrolling, whatever it cost their mental health. Twenty-nine states brought the case in federal court. A trial had been underway. Now there won’t be one. Meta says it did nothing wrong.

The Democratic Party Has a Problem Named Hasan Piker.

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Hasan Piker just warned American Jews. A House Democrat says enough. Michigan Democrat Rep. Hillary Scholten called Hasan Piker “a hack who thrives on hate, shock and awe because he lacks substance” — and she’s not wrong about the shock and awe part. That’s his whole business model. Here’s what set her off. During an Aug. 20 stream, Piker put up a photo of Michigan state Sen. Jeremy Moss — a Jewish lawmaker running for Congress — and warned that if American Jews keep “putting this idea out there that they are singularly invested in Israel,” somebody’s eventually “gonna come

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