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- Fired After the Charlie Kirk Revenge Purge, They’re Still Unemployed September 10, 2026A year after his killing, people who lost their jobs for criticizing Charlie Kirk are still suffering under the erosion of free speech. The post Fired After the Charlie Kirk Revenge Purge, They’re Still Unemployed appeared first on The Intercept.
- Pentagon Employee DataRepublican Posts Inside Info About Hacks Against the Far Left September 10, 2026A far-right hacker that touts cyber attacks on leftist sites has close ties to DataRepublican, the X account of a Pentagon employee. The post Pentagon Employee DataRepublican Posts Inside Info About Hacks Against the Far Left appeared first on The Intercept.
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