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sentences that state something as happening or true
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5%
1 of 22 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
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Don’t let foreign-backed, far-left groups destroy America from within
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groups → let → within
It’s no secret that far-left domestic groups linked to foreigners are sowing chaos and hate on American streets and meddling in US elections.
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groups → ’ → elections
But these outfits have managed to keep their funding details hidden, even as they enjoy tax breaks.
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they → manage → breaks
Good for House Republicans for fighting to expose them, end the outrageous breaks and uncover any unlawful activity here.
This week, the House Ways and Means Committee set a hard Oct. 20 deadline for three groups in particular — The People’s Forum, BreakThrough News and Tricontinental — to comply with congressional subpoenas for info on their “fiscal sponsorships involving foreign nationals or foreign entities.”
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groups → fight → nationals
So far, they’ve resisted.
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they → resist → ?
All three are tied to Neville Roy Singham, the Shanghai-based millionaire loyal to the Chinese Communist Party, and his vast network of funds and shell companies — which he uses to enflame antisemitism and other divisions and meddle in US politics.
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he → tie → politics
“Shanghai Singham has poured millions of dollars into these groups to . . . That much is public,” conceded committee Chairman Jason Smith (R-Mo.).
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Smith → pour → groups
But “what these groups are fighting to keep hidden is even more concerning.”
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fighting → fight → what
The People’s Forum has reportedly raked in $22.4 million from the Singham network, Tricontinentental got $16.8 million more and $1 million went to Breakthrough BT Media Inc.
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million → rake → Inc.
One major problem: A monster-sized loophole lets foreign nationals skirt laws banning their political donations by funding middlemen — i.e., nonprofits that in turn contribute to Super PACs but aren’t required to disclose it.
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that → let → it
That needs to change, pronto.
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That → need → ?
Last month, Smith charged that the Middle East Children’s Alliance, which is funded by Singham’s network, “repeatedly funded organizations tied” to the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestinian, a US-designated terror group.
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which → charge → Palestinian
Meanwhile, in June, the US attorney for the Southern District launched a grand-jury probe into Singham and his network focusing on money-laundering, bank fraud and wire fraud.
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attorney → launch → laundering
And spread misinformation about AI and data centers — working to slow US development and so help China gain an edge.
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China → spread → edge
In February, threat-assessment expert Adam Sohn testified that the network’s funds are behind the vandalization of federal property and “police officers assaulted.
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officers → testify → property
Airports blocked at JFK and LAX.
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Airports → block → JFK
Brooklyn and Manhattan bridges shut down.
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bridges → shut → ?
Ambulances and commuters disrupted.
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Ambulances → disrupt → ?
Wall Street blockaded; holiday commerce halted at Macy’s Herald Square; and immigration and law-enforcement facilities targeted.”
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facilities → blockade → Square
He blasted it as a “system for paralyzing American infrastructure on demand, financed through US tax law and aligned with a hostile foreign power.”
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He → blast → power
Americans have every right to protest and speak their minds.
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Americans → have → minds
But when foreigners are using front groups to destroy the country, America needs to fight back.
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America → use → country
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