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Hitting “pause” on an article planned for release today as the billion-dollar Marin Community Foundation, formerly the Buck Trust, prepares responses.
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Hitting “pause” on an article planned for release today as the billion-dollar Marin Community Foundation, formerly the Buck Trust, prepares responses.

Before co-founding Track AIPAC, Cory Archibald was promoted through the ranks of KBR’s Iraq operations during the company’s deadliest, most controversial years. Then she stopped talking about it.

Biased media coverage in six articles published by the Jewish News of Northern California remain on J's website despite ongoing threats to the young defendants and the Assyrian-American community

Billionaire-funded media turned the Sausalito city manager’s mental health incident into a clickbait-driven circus – and a temporary judge in Marin Superior Court was happy to grant them media access.

Why did media undercount Platner's work as a mercenary by 5.5 years and ignore his work in military intel? Also: How the Platner rape allegation mirrors an allegation against Ronald Reagan.

SF Police Commission claims materials are available online, but even Deputy City Attorney Will Rostov conceded in late Monday email that the website's links don't work. How did SF media never notice?

Santa Clara DA Rosen’s over-prosecution of three Assyrian Americans inadvertently uncovers the complicity of early Zionists in the Ottoman genocides of Armenians, Assyrians, and Greeks

Marin County Confidential takes a field trip to the newly renamed Jewish Community Federation, and breaks down new, additional state and federal grants for which the Federation and JCRC are lobbying.

JCRC and JSV amplify Rosen's messaging in under-examined conflict of interest. Meanwhile, ACLU sues Rosen for withholding docs related to disproportionate prosecutions of Black and Latino defendants

Alleged Santana Row victim, Israeli Lior Zeevi, charged with felony hate crimes in May 2025 incident. Assyrian Christian community rallies in support of three young defendants smeared as "antisemitic"