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Lawmakers Address Concerns Over Foreign Influence in American Democracy

Members of the House Foreign Affairs Committee expressed concerns about foreign influence in American politics during a hearing focused on covert operations. Lawmakers highlighted the need for transparency regarding the funding of activists and organizations that may promote foreign adversaries' messages. The discussion included the role of social media and the investigation into tech entrepreneur Neville Roy Singham's alleged funding of pro-communist nonprofits.

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Members of the House Foreign Affairs Committee expressed concerns about foreign influence in American politics during a hearing focused on covert operations. Lawmakers highlighted the need for transparency regarding the funding of activists and organizations that may promote foreign adversaries' messages. The discussion included the role of social media and the investigation into tech entrepreneur Neville Roy Singham's alleged funding of pro-communist nonprofits.

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Lawmakers say they are standing at the gates against 'Trojan horses' promoting malign foreign interests

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Lawmakers Address Concerns Over Foreign Influence in American Democracy