Project Veritas Suspends Operations, Lays Off Nearly All Staff Amid Leadership Turmoil and Financial Struggles
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Project Veritas, known for undercover video stings, suspended all operations on Wednesday.
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Additional layoffs announced in a letter from HR director, just 11 people remain on payroll.
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Founder James O'Keefe was pushed out in February amid complaints about leadership and misconduct.
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Organization struggled financially after O'Keefe's departure, laid off 25 employees in August.
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CEO said in August meeting that organization is "devastating...We're bankrupt."