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BreakThrough News Responds to Congressional Subpoena on Democracy Now!

BreakThrough News defended itself on Democracy Now! against a subpoena from the House Ways and Means Committee regarding its funding linked to Neville Roy Singham. Presenter Rania Khalek criticized the investigation as a political attack on free speech, while the committee stated its focus is on the outlet's financial arrangements. The inquiry is part of a broader examination of foreign influence in nonprofit organizations.

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BreakThrough News defended itself on Democracy Now! against a subpoena from the House Ways and Means Committee regarding its funding linked to Neville Roy Singham. Presenter Rania Khalek criticized the investigation as a political attack on free speech, while the committee stated its focus is on the outlet's financial arrangements. The inquiry is part of a broader examination of foreign influence in nonprofit organizations.

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Subpoenaed pro-China outlet defends itself on Democracy Now!, which paid Singham-founded company millions

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BreakThrough News Responds to Congressional Subpoena on Democracy Now!