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29 articles about 21 events for “Wall Street Journal Controversy”.
“Text messages obtained by the Wall Street Journal also show Guilfoyle pressed Deters to pay her $100,000 American Express bill days before her Senate confirmation hearing in July 2025.”
“…foyle In a series of stories dating to late last month, The Wall Street Journal has reported questionable conduct by Ms Guilfoyle, including an alleged threat to a host country official, accepting improper gifts and services and offering to use her influence…”
“Gavin Newsom (D) faced a firestorm after a bombshell Wall Street Journal report exposed text messages of her asking a donor for $100,000 to pay off her American Express before getting confirmed as ambassador.”
“'I’m so angry about it,' Judi Gorski, 75, told The Wall Street Journal.”
“Novig benefited greatly from the back and forth, boosting its valuation from $500 million earlier this year to $2 billion, according to the Wall Street Journal.”
“… officials disagreed over whether to notify the Biden administration ahead of the operation, fearing Washington could try to stop the mission, according to Wall Street Journal editorial writer Elliot Kaufman and a second source familiar with the…”
“Kentucky attorney and GOP donor Eric Deters, whose messages with Guilfoyle were reported in the Wall Street Journal, says he had a front-row seat to the unraveling of the MAGA power couple after hosting them at his events over several years.”
“It’s a very complete experience,' Moore told The Wall Street Journal.”
““The premier regularly contributes op-eds to a range of leading publications, including National Post, Financial Post, the Sun chain, the Toronto Star, Washington Post and the Wall Street Journal.””
“Federal prosecutors in New York have opened an investigation into the two overseers – Darren Indyke and Richard Kahn – of Epstein’s $577m estate, according to the Wall Street Journal.”
“Sitting in one of the Court's formal conference rooms, with gilded framed paintings of former chief justices hanging on the richly paneled walls, I asked him if he thought about his role and influence on the Court when he decided to stay.”
“In January, he took out a full-page advert in the Wall Street Journal to apologise, titled: “To Those I’ve Hurt.””
“A Wall Street Journal article cited data from an artificial intelligence podcast tracker that mentions of Trump's name per hour fell nearly 70 percent from the peak of the 2024 election.”
“The latest blow to Netanyahu came on Sunday, after a Wall Street Journal report suggested that he had been warned of the attack by Egypt’s intelligence chief, Abbas Kamel, who reportedly phoned the prime minister just days before the attack, underscoring…”
“Chapek now says he was the fall-guy in the ScarJo snafu: In an interview with the Wall Street Journal last week, Chapek said the harsh stance on Johansson at the time came from Disney’s head of comms and it was approved by Iger.”
“But "The Wall Street Journal" is also reporting President Trump has a secret plan to restart the bombing campaign in Iran after the midterm elections.”
“It's the same company Guilfoyle has repeatedly promoted as she pushes European nations to abandon Russian energy and instead import American liquefied natural gas (LNG), according to the Wall Street Journal.”
“The administration is now preparing broader sanctions against the ICC over its pursuit of Netanyahu, according to The Wall Street Journal.”
“He is published in the Wall Street Journal, Forbes, the Hill, USA Today, the LA Times, and the Washington Post, among other venues.”
“Daniel Pearl, a Wall Street Journal reporter, was decapitated by 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed in Pakistan in 2002 after being lured there for a supposed interview with an Islamic scholar.”
“Bush, condemned the comments in a Wall Street Journal op-ed on Wednesday, saying he would be voting for French's Democratic opponent in the election for railroad commissioner.”
“The North Carolina Tar Heels head coach, 74, told the Wall Street Journal in an interview published Wednesday that despite rumors generated by her presence on the sidelines at football games — and a widely maligned interview during which Hudson intervened to…”
“After a Wall Street Journal exclusive created a small firestorm of controversy on Sunday when it revealed Mark Carney has reportedly been racing towards making Canada an “associate member” of the European Union, the prime minister poured cold water on the…”