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The concern about foreign governments or entities interfering in US protests, and the distinction between foreign-state influence and domestic philanthropic funding.
Allegations that recent protests or “riots” were “paid by and and the CCP” are a mixture of documented investigations, partisan claims, and reporting gaps: of multiple left-leaning nonprofits and has ...
to mass anti-war demonstrations in the 1960s–70s centered on large-scale domestic deployment of force, legislative crackdowns and covert intelligence operations that both suppressed dissent and—parado...
Yes — U.S. protests have been linked, in reporting and official assessments, to foreign funding, encouragement, or amplification, though the evidence ranges from declassified intelligence assessments ...
Yes — protests, and in recent weeks that coverage has ranged from routine dispatches to prominent, agenda-driven framing; outlets from public broadcasters to national dailies and wire services have ca...