Massachusetts sat on SNAP records for four months.
They produced them four days after losing a FOIA appeal.
The documents show a $92M federal funding threat.
Check it out on Substack → https://zurl.co/QfKT2
Massachusetts sat on SNAP records for four months.
They produced them four days after losing a FOIA appeal.
The documents show a $92M federal funding threat.
Check it out on Substack → https://zurl.co/QfKT2
THE SIGNAL DISPATCH
MA sat on SNAP records for 4 months. An appeal ruling came down March 6. Records arrived March 10. Inside: a $92M federal funding threat the state never mentioned.
More than €17 million worth of welfare overpayments to people no longer living in Ireland were uncovered over the past two years, with around €8.2 million recouped during the same period.
The Department of Social Protection said some of the money recovered could include overpayments from other years and that efforts to claw back the money continued on an ongoing basis.
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The State Dept file says a stranded Army vet is "chasing wealth."
We traced that lie to his own Commander — with ties to a former U.S. Ambassador.
When we pushed back, they closed 9 FOIA requests in one day.
This is what a cover-up looks like.
https://zurl.co/esrzR
Sgt. Kelvin Blas. U.S. Army Veteran. Stranded 6+ years. His case. Their obstruction. True Signal Media has been documenting every detail — named officials, FOIA records, published findings.
Read the full investigation: https://zurl.co/Rnamw

Con la sentenza del 3 marzo 2026 annullato il diniego opposto dal Ministero dell’Interno all'accesso civico presentato da un giornalista. La Commissione europea aveva chiesto agli Stati di elaborarlo assieme alla società civile, ma Italia e Grecia si erano rifiutate.
The government extended a mortgage tax break despite officials advising it had no clear policy rationale and that it risked pushing up house prices.
A pre-budget submission warned continuing the scheme could discourage banks from lowering interest rates and simply boost their profitability.
Despite the advice, then-Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe approved a two-year extension of mortgage interest tax relief in last year’s budget.