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Available reporting is conflicted about whether Walmart permanently closed specific stores in 2025: several outlets and aggregators published lists naming 11 stores across states such as California, G...
publicly stated it had no plans to close any U.S. stores in 2025, a rebuttal that undercuts multiple viral lists claiming permanent shutdowns this year . The factual baseline in reporting is that Walm...
Major tech companies and prominent tech figures have publicly engaged with or financially supported Donald Trump’s 2025 presidency through inauguration donations, meetings at Mar‑a‑Lago, and participa...
Social media claims listing “major retailers that donated to Trump” have repeatedly mischaracterized individual employee or affiliated donors as corporate gifts; federal law generally bars corporation...
Walmart’s 2025 store-closure picture is fragmented: one specific shutdown — the Coon Rapids, Minn. supercenter on Aug. 29, 2025 — is reported and attributed by Walmart to poor financial performance an...
did not issue an official press release announcing in any U.S. state during 2025–2026 in the reporting provided: the company publicly denied viral lists of widespread 2025 closures and told reporters ...
Disney+ lost about 700,000 subscribers in the first quarter of fiscal 2025 (the three months ending December 2024), a decline reported in Disney’s Q1 2025 earnings coverage in early February 2025 (rep...
Reporting on Walmart store closures for 2025 is inconsistent: multiple outlets published lists saying roughly 10–11 U.S. Walmarts would close in 2025 across about six states (with frequent mentions of...
Walmart says it has “no current plans to close any stores in 2025,” a spokesperson told Fast Company, which directly contradicts multiple media lists that circulated naming as many as 11 Walmart locat...
is the clearest documented example of a tech firm that formally terminated an contract — the company confirmed termination of a pending deal in September 2020 . Other firms have publicly declined to r...
Walmart confirmed a small wave of permanent store shutdowns tied to underperformance and local market dynamics that, across multiple reports, were concentrated most heavily in California in 2025, with...
Walmart confirmed a small number of permanent U.S. store shutdowns in 2025 as part of a “store performance” or “footprint optimization” review, with reporting citing closures in states including Minne...
Campaigns and grassroots groups in 2025 organized boycotts aimed at large retailers and some grocery-related brands they said were aligned with or enabling President Donald Trump; organizers repeatedl...
Major platforms hosted U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) recruitment ads across streaming and social channels throughout 2025 as part of a wide federal hiring push; several outlets report...
Trump-branded merchandise is a multimillion-dollar revenue stream that has helped funnel at least millions directly to Trump and his businesses—Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington rep...
Estimates in the reporting provided stress that individuals contribute meaningful but limited shares of emissions compared with large industrial actors: many pieces argue that systemic sources—industr...
Grassroots campaigns like -2020">#GrabYourWallet have demonstrably pressured dozens of companies to sever visible ties with and to adopt public-facing accountability measures, a pattern the group itse...
’s audiences are distributed unevenly across X/Threads and : hosts a much larger follower base and broader viral reach, while YouTube shows a smaller, more engaged subscriber cohort with platform-spec...
#GrabYourWallet began in October 2016 as a Twitter-driven boycott list targeting retailers tied to the Trump family and quickly shifted from hashtag activism to sustained consumer pressure and a publi...
Yes — multiple, well-documented instances show AI-generated deepfake videos being used to advertise health supplements, often impersonating real doctors and academics to promote unproven or fraudulent...