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The Front Behind the Front (opens the original)
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InvestigationIn 1961, the Czech intelligence service StB produced an internal manual on the management of front organizations. The manual described a layered structure: the designated entity at the center, surrounded by a ring of nominally independent organizations that shared its leadership, its fundraising apparatus, and its strategic objectives while maintaining a separate public identity. The outer ring existed to do what the inner entity could not do under its own name. When one layer was c
The Rent Abolitionist Who Grew Up in a $1.7 Million NoMad Apartment (opens the original)
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The lockbox is still bolted to the stair railing outside the Hancock Street brownstone. Steven Rosenthal came by Friday to look at it. He is the man who recorded David Bowie’s last album. His daughter Tracy is the woman the Mayor’s office wants you to see as the face of tenant power in New York.The Magic Shop, the SoHo studio he founded in 1988, recorded Coldplay’s “Viva la Vida,” which sold more than ten million copies, the Foo Fighters’ “Sonic Highways,” and Bowie’s final album, “Blackstar.” T
"I Don't Even Pay My Rent Anymore": (opens the original)
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“I don’t even, like, pay my rent to my landlord anymore,” Esteban Giron told the room. “I just wait ‘til we go to court, and then they tell me how much I’m gonna pay.”Giron was speaking at a 2023 NYC-DSA Housing Working Group panel, held inside the People’s Forum, the Manhattan organizing center that Stu Smith, writing in City Journal, notes has documented links to the Chinese Communist Party. Giron is a member of the DSA housing group and the Crown Heights Tenan
Hasan Piker Went to Cuba With Code Pink. Now the Treasury Wants Answers (opens the original)
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City Journal’s Stu Smith has been on this convoy since it left the ground, filing the receipts in real time. What follows builds on his reporting.Last week the State Department released a report detailing decades of Cuban espionage and its collaboration with far-left radical organizations in America. Dozens of groups and individuals are named in it. It is the latest move in a department-wide push to counter Cuban influence, and it did not come alone.The push now includes subpoenas. Fox News repo
The Breakwater Loophole: How Madrid Lost Control of Its African Frontier (opens the original)
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The breakwater at Tarajal is supposed to mark the edge of European sovereignty. Last Thursday, it looked like a breach. Between 2,000 and 3,000 people rounded the rocks or cleared the fence in a single day. They walked onto local roads in wet clothes and flotation rings. Some shouted victory slogans. Guardia Civil officers described themselves as overwhelmed and one step from total collapse.Share Breaking News & AlertsThis was not a sudd
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