Ken Klippenstein is a reporter for The Intercept and The Nation. His work focuses on investigative journalism, particularly in the areas of national security, government transparency, and foreign policy. He has been featured in various publications and is known for his in-depth reporting on issues often overlooked by mainstream media.
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Fox Corporation is hiring a counter-disinformation specialist as Fox News continues to denounce efforts to fight disinformation.
By: Ken Klippenstein
Iran threatens to attack the U.S. if it assists Israel in defending against any Damascus retaliation.
By: Daniel Boguslaw, Ken Klippenstein
Iran’s retaliatory strikes on Israel highlight an America-led regional war spanning Iraq, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, and others.
Iran’s retaliatory strikes on Israel highlight an America-led regional war spanning Iraq, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, and others.
Despite Biden's plade to support a two-state solution, cables argue that Palestine should not be granted U.N. member status.
These same Arab nations are now pivotal in stopping Israel from further escalating the war after Iran's missile and drone attack.
By: Ken Klippenstein
The White House brushes off accusations of hypocrisy, courting TikTok while seeking to ban it.
By: Ken Klippenstein, Kent Nishimura
The Biden administration has publicly admitted that it is working with tech companies to “limit Hamas’s use of online platforms, including social media,” part of a campaign to suppress pro-Palestinian and anti-Israel sentiment. Though there has been much speculation that the federal government is pressuring social media companies to police their networks, this is the first official confirmation of its counterterrorism efforts.
The Tortured Spies Department? Secret American special ops teams are doomscrolling social media to track what Swifties are thinking.
White House moves to ‘Trump-proof’ U.S. support for Ukraine
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