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"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…
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🇺🇸🇨🇳 As Trump and Xi prepare to meet, warnings about China supply-chain risks are growing. The pressure is on the SEC to require publicly traded companies to disclose how dependence on China could expose investors to serious supply-chain and national-security risks. Now, the Coalition for a Prosperous America is backing the Free Enterprise Project’s call for the SEC to address what investors need to know if U.S.-China relations take a sudden turn. American investors deserve to know where the risks are hiding. 👉 Read more: nationalcenter.org/ncppr/202… @FreeEntProject @JunkScience @cpa_tradereform #China #CCP #TrumpXi #XiJinping #SupplyChainRisks #ChinaTrade #USChinaRelations
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“The New York Times is facing a reckoning in court," writes The Daily Wire's Hank Berrien. “The State Board of Administration of Florida and the conservative National Center for Public Policy Research took the Times into New York County Supreme Court after four months of the paper stonewalling their requests.” dailywire.com/news/top-inves… @realDailyWire @HankBerrien @FreeEntProject @JunkScience #NYT #NewYorkTimes
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“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 think tank’s Free Enterprise Project, 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.” nypost.com/2026/09/23/media/… @FreeEntProject @JunkScience @nypost #NYT #NewYorkTimes #MediaAccountability
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Our lawsuit against the New York Times.👇@NationalCenter @FreeEntProject
EXTRA! EXTRA! Read all about it! Why does the paper of record wants its own records off the record? Inquiring shareholder minds want to know. @NJACLaw @AGJamesUthmeier
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Today, we filed against @nytimes to enforce shareholders’ inspection rights and demand accountability from its Board. Grateful to @MarkGoldfeder of @NJACLaw for his leadership & commitment to this important effort; to our clients @AGJamesUthmeier & @JunkScience @NationalCenter @FreeEntProject; to our amazing team of lawyers Bencion Schlager, David Benger, Mark Lebovitch, David J. Schwartz, Brian J. Schall, Andrew J. Brown, Jay W. Eisenhofer, James S. Notis, Abe Alexander & Lauren J. Salamon; & our amazing consultant Gary Epstein, former head of corporate & securities at @GT_Law! @gelaw_com
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🚨 BREAKING: Shareholders Sue The New York Times The National Center for Public Policy Research and the Florida Retirement System are suing The New York Times Company for records concerning its editorial oversight and fact-checking practices. We first started demanding NYT records after it published a controversial Kristof column, "The Silence That Meets the Rape of Palestinians." “News requires fact-checking. Extraordinary news requires extraordinary fact-checking," says Free Enterprise Project Executive Director Steve Milloy. 👉 Read more: nationalcenter.org/ncppr/202… @FreeEntProject @JunkScience @NJACLaw #NYT #NewYorkTimes #FakeNews
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"The Coalition for a Prosperous America @cpa_tradereform , a bipartisan group representing domestic manufacturers and producers, has joined a formal push urging the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission @SECGov to mandate that publicly traded corporations lay out those risks for everyday investors. The group threw its weight behind a petition first submitted in June by the Free Enterprise Project @FreeEntProject , an initiative of the National Center for Public Policy Research @NationalCenter." @SECPaulSAtkins FEP Petition: sec.gov/files/rules/petition… CPA supplement: sec.gov/comments/4-905/4905-… msn.com/en-us/news/other/wha…
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“Socialism fails Black Americans, just as it fails all who must ultimately live with its consequences,” writes former Indiana Attorney General @CurtisHill_IN, who now serves with the Free Enterprise Project and Project 21. In a commentary syndicated through InsideSources, Curtis argues that while black communities are increasingly being targeted with socialist propaganda, they have perhaps more reason than anyone to recognize where that path can lead—and the human costs it can impose: "Concentrated government control is nothing new to Black neighborhoods. Public housing has warehoused poverty. Failing schools have passed children along without teaching them. Social agencies have treated residents as clients instead of owners. More of that is not justice; it is dependence with a new slogan." nationalcenter.org/ncppr/202… @FreeEntProject @Project21News #socialism
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“We live in the world the left created—one in which corporations were turned into instruments of political and cultural power," writes Curtis Hill at RealClearMarkets. "Until those instruments are fully restored to their rightful owners and purpose, the tools of accountability must remain available to those who still believe corporations exist to serve shareholders, not ideological agendas." The SEC shouldn’t be giving corporations a free pass to pursue ideological agendas with shareholders’ money. Read more: nationalcenter.org/ncppr/202… @CurtisHill_IN @FreeEntProject @JunkScience @Project21News #SEC #ESG #DEI #CorporateGovernance
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"Steve Milloy, who runs the Free Enterprise Project at the National Center for Public Policy Research, put it bluntly: “The Trump administration has improved upon the famous adage that capitalists will sell communists the rope by which the latter would hang the former. Now the capitalists seem to be just giving the rope away.” "He is right about who wins." nlpc.org/corporate-integrity… @NationalCenter @FreeEntProject @SECPaulSAtkins
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"The @NationalCenter for Public Policy Research — a regular proponent of anti-ESG shareholder proposals — called the changes to shareholder proposal rules “short-sighted.” “The allegedly ‘free market’ commissioners at the SEC have proposed to lock in left-wing shareholder activist gains and leave pro-free enterprise shareholder activists to the tender mercies of corporate management-loving state laws,” Steve Milloy, director of NCPPR’s @FreeEntProject said in a statement Thursday." esgdive.com/news/sec-plan-to… via @ESGdive
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“The allegedly ‘free market’ commissioners at the SEC have proposed to lock in left-wing shareholder activist gains and leave pro-free enterprise shareholder activists to the tender mercies of corporate management-loving state laws,” says Free Enterprise Project Executive Director Steve Milloy. nationalcenter.org/ncppr/202… @JunkScience @FreeEntProject #SEC #CorporateGovernance #ShareholderActivism #InvestorRights
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The allegedly "free market" commissioners at the @SECGov have proposed to lock in left-wing shareholder activist gains and leave pro-free enterprise shareholder activists to the tender mercies of corporate management-loving state laws. Here is what is wrong with what the SEC has proposed. realclearmarkets.com/article… sec.gov/newsroom/press-relea… @SECPaulSAtkins @HesterPeirce
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