Amid a war of words between Project Veritas board members and its founder, James O’Keefe, the organization’s social media platforms have seen an exodus of followers this week. On Monday afternoon (Feb. 20), O’Keefe announced in an online video that he is departing the organization after he was indefinitely suspended from his role as CEO and…

The Project Veritas’ board of directors has said that founder James O’Keefe was “suspended indefinitely” amid a probe by a third-party auditor into his alleged “excessive” spending of donor funds for “personal luxuries.” In a statement on Feb. 20, the board of directors said that the founder of the journalism organization “decided to remove his belongings from Project…

Commentary From the outside, it seems crazy. James O’Keefe as head of Project Veritas took the organization to new heights of fame and achievement of its core mission. His cage match with a Pfizer director—which took incredible guts—made for some of the most remarkable real-life footage in years. And it spoke to exactly what people…

Project Veritas founder James O’Keefe is exiting the organization, he confirmed on Feb. 20. O’Keefe said in a statement that he was leaving over a conflict in vision between himself and company executives. O’Keefe said he views the organization, which conducts undercover journalism, as building a product through donations. Executives were upset by his fundraising…

James O’Keefe resigned Feb. 20 from Project Veritas, the journalism organization he founded. O’Keefe announced his resignation in front of staff members in New York. O’Keefe said he was removed from the Project Veritas board of directors, and stripped of his authority as CEO. O’Keefe also said he was recently suspended as CEO indefinitely, without…

The executive director of Project Veritas issued a statement Wednesday after it was reported that founder James O’Keefe was placed on paid leave, sparking some donors to issue a cease-and-desist letter. Daniel Strack, the director, issued a statement via Project Veritas’s Twitter account that said O’Keefe has not been removed from his position. Strack said…

Facebook and Instagram have threatened to restrict or ban Project Veritas from their platforms, both owned by Meta, after a journalist confronted a senior YouTube official about the removal of a video about Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccines. On Friday, the nonprofit journalism organization Project Veritas published footage that appears to show one of its reporters confronting YouTube’s…

In an incredible undercover video, Project Veritas has exposed a Pfizer executive, Jordon Walker, who describes mutating viruses under the moniker “directed evolution” to be able to monetize a remedy—meaning, be both the problem and the solution. Pfizer has not denied it. They have not distanced themselves from Jordon Walker or denied he’s an employee….

Three and a half years ago, The New York Times Magazine published “The 1619 Project”. It argued that 1619, the year the first slave ship is widely believed to have arrived in what is now the U.S., was as foundational to America as the year 1776 and that the legacy of chattel slavery still shapes…

Three and a half years ago, The New York Times Magazine published “The 1619 Project”. It argued that 1619, the year the first slave ship is widely believed to have arrived in what is now the U.S., was as foundational to America as the year 1776 and that the legacy of chattel slavery still shapes…