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I exposed Iran’s regime — then came the LA stalker and stolen bikini photos sent to my husband (opens the original)
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As an Iranian-American political analyst who has dedicated my career to exposing the regime in Tehran, I know firsthand the dangers of speaking out against the Islamic Republic. I live in Los Angeles — home to largest community of Iranians outside the country itself — where I have dealt with threats for more than two decades. For those of us who have spent years telling the truth about the regime, the feeling is familiar. They want us to know they are here. In 2006, after moving to LA, a man I b
Homelessness in California is a national security problem, too (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Angelenos were rightly alarmed to learn last month that the number of homeless people is rising again. But the reality is even worse. Homelessness is no longer just a local issue. It is a national security problem. A significant number of the people living in tents on California’s sidewalks are not there because they lost a paycheck. They are there because they are addicted to a chemical weapon manufactured in China, smuggled through Mexico by car
Iranian-Americans to Trump: Finish the job and free Iran (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. For 47 years, Iranian Americans have watched administration after administration try to talk the Islamic Republic out of what it is. We watched Jimmy Carter lose the Shah and gain the hostage crisis. We watched Ronald Reagan trade arms for hostages and get lied to for his trouble. We watched Bill Clinton float engagement while the regime blew up Khobar Towers. We watched George W. Bush call Iran part of an axis of evil and then hand the regime a $
Eric Swalwell spent years coming for Trump â then tried silencing critics (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. For nearly a decade, Eric Swalwell built a political career out of pointing fingers. He accused Donald Trump of treason on cable news almost nightly. He accused Trump supporters of being complicit in “insurrection.” He sat on the House Intelligence Committee while reportedly sleeping with a suspected Chinese spy, then lectured the rest of us about who could be trusted with national security. When a colleague raised the Fang Fang matter on the Hous
Happy birthday, America â from the daughter of Iranians who know your value (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. The dinner table conversations of my childhood were often about Iran, the country my parents had lost. But the life they built in front of me was about the country they had found, the United States. My parents did not raise me on grievance. They raised me on gratitude. It is a specific, unsentimental kind of gratitude that immigrants from unfree places tend to carry. They made America home. They worked hard. They talked, out loud and often, about
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