Pennsylvania Democratic candidate Bob Brooks, running in one of the country’s most competitive House races, claimed on an application for a taxpayer-funded COVID-19 loan that he had no financial judgments against him and had not defaulted on any loans. At the time, Brooks had two judgments for unpaid…
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Abdul El-Sayed Falsely Claims He ‘Erased’ $700 Million in Medical Debt: The Truth Is Far More Modest
“$700 MILLION MEDICAL DEBT ERASED.” So boasted the first major TV ad for Abdul El-Sayed’s Senate campaign in Michigan—in a bright-yellow, all-caps caption blanketing the screen, as the voice-over said that El-Sayed “got rid of millions of dollars of medical debt.” This claim referred to an initiative El-Sayed…
NYC’s First Lady Is ‘In Residence’ at Israel-Hating Islamic Wellness Retreat in Portuguese Castle: Organizers Called for Abolishing Israel, ‘Cleansing’ It of Jews
Eat, pray, bomb. New York City’s first lady is currently wrapping up a week as an “artist-in-residence” at a luxury Islamic wellness retreat that has called for the destruction of Israel and openly celebrated Palestinian terrorism, the Washington Free Beacon can reveal. While Rama Duwaji went from the…
Sen Kirsten Gillibrand Dons a Hijab at Bronx Mosque, Alongside Cleric Who Praises Hamas and Osama Bin Laden’s Mentor, in Under-the–Radar Visit
Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand wore a hijab during a visit last week to a Bronx mosque where the powerful New York Democrat sat alongside a cleric who once celebrated Hamas for “causing so much trouble for the Jews” and has hailed Osama bin Laden’s spiritual mentor. Gillibrand, who chairs…
Angie Nixon’s Charity Raised a Major Haul To Fund Her Black Power ‘Resistance Cafe’: How She Really Spent the Money Is a Mystery
A charity controlled by Florida Democratic Senate nominee Angie Nixon raised more than $270,000 in 2024, tax-exempt funds that Nixon said she would use to support Cafe Resistance, the black power-themed bookstore and coffee shop she was launching in Jacksonville. But when Nixon opened the shop that same…
Dem House Nominee Paige Cognetti Uses Husband’s ‘Upscale’ Food Store, Which Doesn’t Accept Food Stamps, To Accuse Corporations of Exploiting ‘Little Guys’
Scranton, Pa., mayor Paige Cognetti, the Democratic nominee for Pennsylvania’s Eighth Congressional District, released a campaign ad on Tuesday accusing corporations of exploiting the “little guys” by price gouging groceries. Yet her husband’s gourmet food store, which reviewers have described as “expensive” and “upscale,” doesn’t accept food stamps,…
Man of the Century: Kate Upton’s Husband Bids Farewell to MLB
Kate Upton’s husband enjoyed a storybook ending to his Hall of Fame baseball career on Saturday. Justin Verlander, 43, sobbed like a champion as his seven-year-old daughter rushed to greet him on the mound at Comerica Park in Detroit. Upton beamed with pride by the dugout, holding their…
Left-Wing House Candidate William Lawrence Called America a ‘Shithole Country,’ Posted Upside-Down American Flag
William Lawrence, running in a hotly contested House race in Michigan, called America a “shithole country” in since-deleted social media posts, the latest example of the far-left Democrat disparaging the United States. In the January 2021 Twitter post, Lawrence fumed that “everyone is supposed to just keep showing…
‘I Am Always Intrigued by People Who Kill’: Far-Left Jeweler Hosting Talarico and Brown Fundraiser Calls US a Sh—thole, Runs Creepy Female Serial Killer Ads
A radical socialist jeweler—who once dressed Michelle Obama and markets his jewelry with macabre dramatizations of a female serial killer—is set to host a big-dollar fundraiser for James Talarico and Sherrod Brown in New York City on Monday. The Texas and Ohio Democratic Senate hopefuls will appear with…
Harvard Turns to Biden, Obama Lawyers To Fend Off Race-Blind Admissions Enforcement
BOSTON—Harvard is turning to Biden administration lawyers to defend itself from the Trump administration’s efforts to make sure that the university has ended race-based discrimination in admissions. At a Thursday, September 24 morning hearing before Judge Myong Joun, two lawyers sat alongside Harvard vice president and general counsel…