Will Jarvis
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941 appearances
14 recordings
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first heard Jan 2026
last heard 8 Sep
Will Jarvis’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Central Command said it struck communications sites in the region, and video showed a large communications tower in the city being hit by an airstrike and crashing down.
About 150 yards away, eyewitnesses said another airstrike hit a residential area, punching a hole through the roof of a home where guests were gathering for the
Iranian news footage from the scene that The Times verified showed doors shattered, ceilings collapsed, and blood on the floor.
One local photographer told The Times that most of the injured were women and children, and that in the chaotic aftermath, quote, people were carrying small children in their arms trying to get them to the hospital in pickup trucks and any vehicles they could find.
The Times also collected videos of weapons remnants and shared them with a former U.S.
Army explosives expert who said they came from a glide bomb.
That type of weapon is used by the Pentagon and not by Iran.
In a video published by U.S.
forces on the night of the attack, that same type of bomb appeared to be loaded under the wings of a U.S.
fighter jet.
In response to questions about the attack, a spokesman for Central Command said it was aware of reports and that, quote, the U.S.
military never targets civilians.
Since the beginning of the war, the Times has documented damage to dozens of healthcare facilities and other civilian infrastructure in Iran, and my colleagues have found significant evidence that U.S.-made weapons were used in deadly strikes on residential areas, a sports hall, and an elementary school.
With just two months to go until the midterm elections.
The Times has been digging into a surge of videos on social media that are being quietly paid for by political
colleague Ken Bensinger covers media and politics for The Times.
He says that unless you dug deep into campaign finance reports, you'd almost never know that some of the people in your social media feed talking politics are taking money directly from politicians and political
Meanwhile, Ken says one of the ways campaigns connect with influencers is by using online platforms where content creators offer their services to anyone willing to pay.
And in some cases, that's had pretty surprising results.
For example...
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