In the three weeks since Trump was inaugurated, Popular Information and its new sister publication, Musk Watch, have been breaking news and making an impact.
Musk Watch broke the news that Musk’s associates at the Office of Personnel Management received unprecedented access to federal human resources databases containing sensitive personal information for millions of federal employees. Musk's team was given permission to extract information from databases that store medical histories, personally identifiable information, workplace evaluations, and other private data. Musk Watch's report has already been cited in two federal lawsuits filed against the Trump administration. It was also included in a letter from Senator Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) to Tesla, X, xAI, and other entities controlled by Musk, demanding the companies "preserve all documents and answer questions on their role in Musk’s potential violations of ethics requirements and federal law."
Some other examples of our reporting since January 20:
Today, I want to hear from you. What should Popular Information focus on in the weeks and months ahead? You can leave your thoughts in the discussion thread linked below, starting now.
I saw this on BlueSky: “The armed individual who blocked senators from entering federal property bears the insignia of "Triple Canopy", which merged with Blackwater in 2014.
This is a mercenary paramilitary guard for Musk and his minions. *Anyone wearing this insignia should be considered extremely dangerous.*
Is it legal to prevent the senators from entering, and, how many of these guards are in the shadows waiting to fight fellow Americans?
Would like to,see more about how main stream media is ignoring protests and other things taking place and instead have become Trump/Musk tools for misinformation.
And why if, for example the story is about Trump and tarrifs with Canada, do we always get a picture of Trump and not a picture of what the story is about (did I espresso that vorrectly?) I’m tired os sēdina his mug shot everywhere