As president of the Maine Senate, Troy Jackson, now the Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate against Republican incumbent Susan Collins, cosponsored a bill sending millions of taxpayer dollars to a state academy that employed his son as its designated lobbyist, a Washington Free Beacon review found. The bill,…
Washington Free Beacon
EXCLUSIVE: Socialist Senate Nominee Angie Nixon’s ‘Cafe Resistance’ Features Wall Glorifying Black Power Militants—Including Convicted Cop-Killers
JACKSONVILLE, Fla.—Florida Democratic Senate nominee Angie Nixon’s “Cafe Resistance” bookstore features a memorial wall honoring several notorious black militants affiliated with the Marxist-Leninist organizations Black Panther Party and Black Liberation Army. The wall, which the Washington Free Beacon photographed during a recent visit to the café in Jacksonville,…
Dem Congressman Backed COVID Grant for Company in Which He Disclosed Stock Options While Serving on City Council: Gabe Vasquez Now Says the Stock ‘Had No Value’
When Rep. Gabe Vasquez (D., N.M.) served as a Las Cruces city councilor, he backed a measure to send up to $50,000 in COVID relief money to his former employer while filing financial disclosures stating he held stock options in the company, records reviewed by the Washington Free…
No Child Left Inside: Obama Elementary School Shuttered Over ‘Mold Growth,’ Rat Infestation
Barack Obama’s legacy continues to fester, wreaking havoc on future generations of American leaders. In Richmond, Va., nearly 300 students were supposed to start classes at Barack Obama Elementary School on Monday. Instead, local officials cleared the building and announced the school would be closed indefinitely due to…
Soros-Funded Fake News Site Falsely Describes Abdul El-Sayed as ‘Veteran’ in Mailer Sent to Michigan Voters
A left-wing dark money network funded by the Democratic megadonor George Soros sent voters in Michigan unsolicited mailers resembling a newspaper that falsely identify Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed as a “veteran.” The mailer, from the Michigan Independent—part of a national left-wing organization founded by the Democratic operative…
Arkansas Senate Candidate Running as Working-Class Farmer Is Worth Up to $3.1 Million and Holds Position in Family Trust, Records Show
The Democratic nominee for Senate in Arkansas, Hallie Shoffner, has cast herself as a fighter for “working families” who was forced to close her family’s farm after “rising costs, bad markets, [and] new tariffs” made it too expensive to operate. But financial records reviewed by the Washington Free…
‘Open Your Door, We Are Death’: Palestinian Authority Schools Glorify Oct 7 in Disturbing New Footage as West Bank Government Angles for Power in Gaza
Palestinian Authority-run schools in the West Bank are glorifying Hamas’s Oct. 7 terror spree, using the Israeli death toll to teach third graders math lessons and hosting school-wide assemblies where children publicly commit to “cool the fire in our heart with the body parts and screams of soldiers,”…
Super PAC Linked to Hamas-Friendly CAIR Takes Credit for Helping Elect Abdul El-Sayed and ‘Building a Movement’ in US Mosques
The super PAC of the lobbying arm of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), the pro-Hamas advocacy group, is taking credit for helping Abdul El-Sayed win his Michigan Democratic Senate primary race and said the victory shows “we’re building a movement in Masjids” (or mosques) across the country….
Disgruntled Karen Wins Management Dispute
Karen Attiah finally prevailed after demanding to speak to the manager. The Washington Post must rehire the radical left-wing columnist with full back pay and benefits because the paper lacked “good and sufficient cause” to fire her last year, a private arbitrator ruled last week. The Post terminated…
Black Users More Likely To Share Social Media Content, Fired Washington Post Columnist Wrote in Performance Self-Evaluation
Washington Post columnist Karen Attiah’s social media posts after the shooting of Charlie Kirk could harm the journalistic reputation of the Washington Post and “were ill-timed,” but didn’t amount to the “gross misconduct” required by a union contract to justify firing Attiah, who had worked at the newspaper…