Trump admin fines @BankofAmerica $1.2 billion for allowing Communist China and other money laundering: "Bank of America also admitted that it failed to implement and maintain a required program to combat money laundering and to file reports on more than $5 billion in suspicious activity, Treasury said. Over $1 billion of those transactions posed potential national security risks, they said, including those related to Chinese money laundering networks." Communist China funds anti-data center and other left wing groups to wreck America. Why is BofA looking the other way? @NationalCenter @FreeEntProject wapo.st/4hLkxXn

The @nationalcenter recently petitioned the @SECGov to have companies disclose their supply chain reliance on Communist China. Lazard chairman and former OMB director Peter Orszag describes why it's vital in this NYTimes interview: "NYTimes: So I think it’s natural then to turn to the question of Taiwan and TSMC’s $265 billion Arizona buildout. Taiwan now produces over 90 percent of the world’s most advanced chips, and modeling of a blockade scenario puts U.S. G.D.P. down 3 percent in Year 1. Does the Arizona build de-risk anything? "Orszag: Barely. I think it’s healthy for the U.S. to be building out domestic facilities and capability, but even in the best-case scenario, a very small share of overall chip production — and an even smaller share of the frontier chips — will be produced in the United States. When you’re facing a problem, it’s good to start creating workarounds. But this is not an easy or short-term fix, and it’s not a panacea. So there still will be a significant amount of exposure to the production that happens on Taiwan itself, and from that perspective, Taiwan is effectively the O-ring Island at this point." BTW, the chips we make in Arizona? Some need to be send to Taiwan anyway for finishing. So we may not have not "de-risked" so much as we have "re-risked." So far, the SEC has not done anything because... well I don't know why since it hasn't responded. Possibly, it is hoping China puts off the confrontation until some future administration. But the problem is real and present, and no one in the government or industry is doing anything fast enough about it. Decades of government neglect and malfeasance, and industry hubris is how we got into this situation in the first place. But🤞! Petition: sec.gov/files/rules/petition… Petition support from @cpa_tradereform: sec.gov/comments/4-905/4905-… @FreeEntProject @SECPaulSAtkins nytimes.com/2026/10/11/opini…

“It is appalling that @Starbucks is now selling coffee to Chinese Communist Party elites as they commit crimes against humanity and ethnic genocide,” said @FreeEntProject Executive Director Steve Milloy in an October 2 letter to Starbucks. @NationalCenter nationalcenter.org/ncppr/202…

.@Starbucks is woke in the US but asleep in Communist China where it has no problem with China's Uyghur genocide. Starbucks will be hearing from outraged shareholders like the @NationalCenter on this. @FreeEntProject @ChinaSelect

Does Communist China allow its Uyghur slaves to buy coffee in Xinjiang region @Starbucks stores? "Starbucks did not respond to requests for comment. ​China is in ​the middle of ⁠its week-long national day holiday."🙄 @NationalCenter @FreeEntProject nytimes.com/2026/10/01/clima…

Fit to Print: Our lawsuit against the NYTimes for apparently failing to fact check @NickKristof's outrageous column "The Silence That Meets the Rape of Palestinians" nytimes.com/2026/05/11/opini… makes the Business section of today's NYTimes print edition. Extraordinary claims require extraordinary fact checking. If Kristof's claims were true, they would have been front-page news, not buried in the opinion section. The NYTimes has so far refused to show that any fact-checking occurred. @nationalcenter @FreeEntProject nytimes.com/2026/09/23/busin…

Our lawsuit alleging bias in its coverage of Israel, slashed $730-740 million from New York Times market value this week. finance.yahoo.com/markets/st… @NationalCenter @FreeEntProject @NJACLaw @AGJamesUthmeier

"The question is not whether The New York Times has the right to publish controversial journalism. Of course ⁠it does," ​Steve Milloy, executive director of the @NationalCenter's @FreeEntProject, said in a statement. "The question is whether the company is actually following the safeguards it tells its readers and investors are essential ​to producing accurate and trustworthy journalism." reuters.com/world/us/florida…

Our lawsuit against the New York Times.👇@NationalCenter @FreeEntProject