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Analysis: Hasan Piker Whines Like Loser, Grovels Like Bitch
Like most left-wing activists, Hasan Piker got bored of being rich. He wanted to exert influence over the Democratic Party, to accelerate its embrace of terrorist-adjacent, anti-capitalist extremism. In 2026, Piker has (sort of) achieved that goal but has proven himself ill-equipped to handle the scrutiny that comes with it. According to the results of a Washington Free Beacon analysis, he is crum
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James Talarico Voted Against Bills Targeting CCP Influence in Texas, Including Popular Measure Barring Chinese Nationals From Buying Farmland
Left-wing Texas Senate candidate James Talarico opposed a series of 2025 bills in the Texas house aimed at curbing Chinese Communist Party influence in the United States, including one that restricted Chinese nationals' purchases of Texas farmland. Before opposing the tough-on-China measures, Talarico supported a resolution that condemned the use of the term "China Virus" during the COVID-19 pande
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MS LIMBO: Israel-Bashing MS NOW Host Ayman Mohyeldin Twists in the Wind After His Third Show Is Canceled in Four Years
MS NOW's premier anti-Israel host, Ayman Mohyeldin, is now homeless—having had three shows canceled in four years—and is only appearing occasionally on MS NOW programs as a commentator. He has also significantly dialed down his attacks on Israel and is posting little on social media for his hundreds of thousands of followers. Mohyeldin, who regularly accused Israel of genocide on MSNBC—renamed MS
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With Troy Jackson at the Helm, Maine Senate Democrats' Campaign Arm Took Hundreds of Thousands From Corporate PACs and Lobbyists
Before he was running for U.S. Senate as an opponent of "greedy corporations" and "high-priced lobbyists," Troy Jackson was the leader of Maine Senate Democrats' campaign arm, which accepted hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign contributions from corporate PACs and lobbyists as Jackson led the upper chamber in the Pine Tree State, a Washington Free Beacon review found. The Free Beacon revi
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Abdul El-Sayed Says Wealthy Should 'Pay Their Fair Share' But Appears To Take Advantage of Tax 'Loophole' Used by John Edwards, Accountants Say
Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed says that, if elected, he will work to "build a tax system that's fair for working people and makes billionaires pay their fair share." Yet his latest financial disclosure and tax return suggest the wealthy candidate, who is in the top 1 percent of Michigan earners, is taking advantage of an obscure tax loophole—derided since then-Democratic vice p
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Literature Created Behind the Scene
My first encounter with a literary agent was in 1970, the year I worked in publishing for Quadrangle-New York Times Books. The agent was a man named Georges Borchardt. I was seeking the rights to publish a collection of the highbrow film criticism of his client Vernon Young. An Englishman, Young will always be memorable for me for informing Americans who too quickly called him by his first name th
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Royal Heirs and Royal Airs
There's a mini-vogue in publishing now not so much for group biographies (how very 2019!) but for histories that take two apparently contrasted dynasties or individuals and then tease out their parallels, as well as their differences. Following on from Carol Gardner's The Divided North , which looked at the contrasting fortunes of black and white families in Portland, Maine, in the 19th century an
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Life After Death
There's a word for what it's like to become a mother, matrescence, which describes the way a woman's brain and body reorient themselves around providing comfort, sustenance, and safety for a newborn child. There is no word for what happens to a mother when that child is gone. Various small comforts abound: the brilliant scientific find that a child's cells live on in her mother's bloodstream, the
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REVIEW: ‘Stand By Me’
Among the many gifts of the 1980s was an abundance of coming-of-age dramas and comedies. Today, the genre has nearly disappeared from theaters, but the Reagan era was filled with films depicting the freedom, innocence, and struggles of America's youth. These films provided a window into suburban America and introduced the world to American culture with young actors who became cultural icons. While
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The Perils of Pausing AI
The biggest supporters and critics of artificial intelligence seem to have reached a consensus: AI companies need to stop pushing the technology's frontier until they understand how it will develop. Any technology as disruptive, or even potentially so, as AI carries immense risks. But the ideas proposed by the AI safety movement cannot meaningfully reduce those risks. The leaders of most top AI la
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'You're the Man': Democratic Nominee in Tossup House Race Is Caught on Tape Buttering Up Hasan Piker and Groveling To Get on His Show
The Democratic nominee for a competitive House seat in Michigan was seen groveling before the far-left influencer Hasan Piker—who has said the United States deserved the 9/11 terrorist attacks—and trying to get on Piker's streaming show. William Lawrence, a climate activist and member of the Democratic Socialists of America, fawned over Piker after fellow leftist Abdul El-Sayed introduced him to t
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Abdul El-Sayed To Headline Islamic Event Alongside Pakistani Cleric Who Forced His 13-Year-Old Niece Into Marriage, Was Denounced for ‘Pedophilic Rhetoric’
Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed will spend Labor Day weekend alongside a Jew-hating Pakistani cleric who has promoted antisemitic conspiracy theories and admitted to forcing his 13-year-old niece into marriage. El-Sayed is scheduled to speak at the Islamic Society of North America's (ISNA) 63rd annual convention , held in Detroit from Sept. 4-7. El-Sayed, whose father-in-law is a founding
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REVIEW: 'The End of Oak Street'
The new Anne Hathaway movie, The End of Oak Street , is an exercise in Larry Tate-ism. To explain to those who aren't 147 years old like me, Larry Tate was the advertising executive on the sitcom Bewitched whose opinions would shift drastically depending on what his client would say. When his underling Darrin came up with a slogan, Larry Tate would say, "That's ridiculous." Then the client would s
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EXCLUSIVE: Congress Moves To Prohibit Foreign Adversaries From Accessing Sensitive US National Labs, Citing Counterintelligence Threat
Congress is taking up new legislation that would bar Chinese, Russian, Iranian, North Korean, and Cuban nationals from accessing all U.S. national laboratories in the latest attempt by lawmakers to stop adversarial nations from stealing sensitive U.S. technology and research, according to a copy of the bill exclusively obtained by the Washington Free Beacon . The GATE Act, led by Rep. Pat Harrigan
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Judge Who Ruled Harvard Failed Its Jewish Students Dismisses a Trump Case
Judge Richard Stearns, who in August of 2024 found that "Harvard failed its Jewish students," has dismissed a different antisemitism lawsuit filed in March 2026 by the federal government against Harvard. In explaining his decision, Stearns, a Harvard Law School graduate nominated to the bench by President Clinton, said the government focused "almost entirely on incidents that took place during the
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Fallen Cambridge Star Jason Arday’s ‘True Life’ Memoir Appears To Poach Life Events From His Favorite Soap Operas, ‘Spartacus,’ and ‘Forrest Gump’
Jason Arday, who resigned from Cambridge last week amid accusations of academic plagiarism and serial fabulism, still became a published Simon & Schuster author this week after the publishing giant released his memoir. The book was meant to inspire readers—and stir profit—through Arday's remarkable life story. But despite targeted 11th-hour editing , the memoir is rife with melodramatic biographic
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Simon & Schuster Doubles Down on Notorious Writer Who Calls Jews 'Ghouls,' Will Publish Her New Novel: Writer Taunts Angry 'Zionists' Who Oppose Her Deal
Simon & Schuster's partnership with a notorious antisemite who regularly calls Jews "roaches," "demons," and "ghouls" is deeper than previously reported. Susan Abulhawa—who has projected the medieval bile for years on her X account—announced in a defiant video that the publishing giant would put out her new forthcoming novel. Simon & Schuster has already faced significant controversy and been cond
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Family of American Murdered in Jerusalem Sbarro Bombing Sues Female Hamas Mastermind 25 Years After Massacre
The family of a 15-year-old American girl who was killed in one of the most high-profile terrorist attacks in Israel's history is suing the Hamas operative who planned the operation in an American court for the first time, hoping to secure justice 25 years after the horrific bombing claimed their daughter's life, according to a copy of the lawsuit obtained by the Washington Free Beacon . Arnold an
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James Murdoch Throws DEI Spin at Israel Controversy
Days after an eruption of condemnations over an issue of New York magazine that repeatedly and falsely accused Israel of genocide and that describes the Jewish state as "the land mass currently called Israel," the magazine’s leadership has finally offered up a wan response. It’s not exactly an apology, and it’s not exactly "we stand by our story," either. Instead, the statement from New York magaz
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Don't Bring Home the Bacon? Abdul El-Sayed Compared Beloved Breakfast Meat to Plutonium: 'That's the Stuff We Make Nuclear Weapons Out Of'
Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed laced into one of America's most beloved foods—bacon—comparing the breakfast food to "plutonium" and arguing that both the breakfast meat and the "stuff we make nuclear weapons out of" cause cancer and put public health at risk, according to a transcript of one of his since-deleted YouTube videos. Describing bacon and other meats like baloney and s
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A DEI Fellowship Pledged To Recruit ‘Underserved’ Legal Talent. It Accepted Some of the Most Privileged Students in the Country.
In October 2023, Sponsors for Educational Opportunity (SEO) held a meeting with some of the top law firms in the United States. For years, the nonprofit had operated a diversity fellowship that placed "underrepresented" law students at white-shoe firms the summer before their 1L year. With law firms abandoning similar programs in the wake of the Supreme Court's ban on affirmative action in college
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Thomas Friedman Is as Clueless About The Supreme Court as He Is About the Middle East
Eighty-two-year-old Nina Totenberg had the 2026 prize for most embarrassingly false Supreme Court coverage published in a legacy media outlet nearly wrapped up with her June NPR report claiming, incorrectly, that Justice Alito had retired. Yet Thomas Friedman’s insatiable appetite for journalism prizes is apparently such that he isn’t content with the three Pulitzers he has; Friedman’s latest New
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Simon & Schuster Vows To Publish Author Who Calls Jews 'Roaches': Publisher Still Claims It Opposes Antisemitism
Simon & Schuster is doubling down on publishing a notoriously Jew-hating writer, with a top editor issuing a statement that denounced antisemitism but also said that the publisher's plans to reissue two books by the writer, Susan Abulhawa—who refers to Jews as roaches—would go forward and that Abulhawa's "personal views are her own." The publisher, one of the "Big Five" who dominate book publishin
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You Must Be This Crazy To Lose a Democratic Primary in 2026
Democratic primary voters have shown a remarkable tolerance for anti-American lunacy in 2026. On Tuesday, they finally found their limit. Francesca Hong, a bipolar college dropout former chef who denounced restaurants for being "rooted in white supremacy," lost the gubernatorial primary in Wisconsin—by the slimmest of margins—to an establishment-backed opponent who argued it was racist to call him
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Photos Show Grinning Abdul El-Sayed Buddying Up With Nation of Islam Ministers Who Railed Against 'the Jews,' Defended Farrakhan
Abdul El-Sayed has quietly embraced the nakedly antisemitic Nation of Islam during his Senate campaign, meeting with two lieutenants of the group's leader, Louis Farrakhan, who themselves have railed against "the Jews," the Washington Free Beacon found. Benton Harbor mayor Marcus Muhammad, a "student minister" in the Nation of Islam, posted a photo arm-in-arm with a much shorter El-Sayed backstage
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Fed Deep State Undercuts Kevin Warsh, Who Wins Some Surprise Support
The new chairman of the Federal Reserve, Kevin Warsh, is facing his own version of the same problem that the president who appointed him encountered—an entrenched and highly partisan bureaucracy that fiercely resists change while taking itself very seriously. The press, academia, and former government officials are largely allied against Warsh, as they have been in a partisan way against President
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Under James Murdoch, New York Magazine Tilts Toward Hamas
James Murdoch just demonstrated that Rupert Murdoch sure was right to fight a protracted legal battle to prevent him from taking over the Wall Street Journal and Fox News. One of the so-called bad Murdochs, James, who betrayed his father by lurching to the political left, on July 8 assumed control of New York magazine, declaring it "the beginning of a new chapter." The latest issue of New York rep
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Revealed: El-Sayed Proclaimed 'Obligation' To Follow Sharia Law Until the Day He Dies
Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed once declared his sacred "obligation" to follow Sharia law in every aspect of his life until he meets his maker on the day he dies, according to unearthed comments he made to the New York Times in 2009 as a young man buying his first home. "Ultimately, the question is, when I die and I stand before God and go through everything I did in my life, I
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Move Over, Thanksgiving: Francesca Hong Hosted 'Feast of the Feminine,' a '6 Course Dinner Inspired By Menstruation'
It was a true period piece. One year before Wisconsin gubernatorial hopeful Francesca Hong called to "Cancel Thanksgiving," the socialist state representative, who is a professional chef, in October 2019 hosted an event she dubbed a "Feast of the Feminine," a "6course [sic] dinner inspired by menstruation." An invitation posted to the events website Eventbrite describes the "feast" as a "celebrati
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Dem Congressional Candidate's Uncle and Top Campaign Donor Is CCP-Tied Businessman Calling on US To 'Join Forces' With Beijing
The uncle of the Democratic nominee running in Pennsylvania's 10th Congressional District, Janelle Stelson, is a New York businessman who has spent his career advancing Chinese interests, a Washington Free Beacon review found. He has routinely rubbed elbows with Chinese Communist Party members, holds significant ties to liberal megadonor George Soros, and has donated thousands of dollars to his ni
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Code Pink Founder Medea Benjamin's Radical ‘Charity’ Ordered To Cease Operations, as US Ups Pressure on Charity’s Shadowy Benefactor, Neville Roy Singham
Arc of Justice—the California-based charity established by Code Pink cofounder Medea Benjamin to dole out millions to Code Pink and other far left activist groups—was recently ordered by the state's attorney general to cease all operations after failing to file taxes for three consecutive years and account for more than $51 million in assets that still remain a mystery, according to documents revi
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ALERT: The Brocialists Are Dandymaxxing
Fashion watchers are still recovering after Chris Hayes donned what observers described as a "hot pink tank top and a massive gold chain" during a recent appearance on Pod Save America with Alex Wagner. Hayes, the MS NOW host frequently mistaken for his lesbian colleague, Rachel Maddow, went so far as to flex his "guns" for the camera as Wagner politely indulged his sartorial bravado. Screenshot S
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Violent Anti-ICE Protesters Are Sentenced, Convicted
One man threw chunks of cinderblock at a border patrol agent. Another poured two bottles of lighter fluid on a police car. Another threw a large rock that hit an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer in the head, then used a stop sign as a battering ram against the door of an ICE building. Another attempted to murder a police officer at an immigration detention center. Recent sentencings and
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Abdul El-Sayed Promoted Leftist 'Radicalization' Book That Endorses Violent Resistance, Praises George Floyd Rioters for 'Property Destruction'
Abdul El-Sayed, the newly minted Democratic nominee for Senate in Michigan, repeatedly promoted to his podcast listeners a notorious book that encourages violent rioting and claims the U.S. government "kills untold millions," the Washington Free Beacon can reveal. El-Sayed made the plug for the book, Let This Radicalize You , at least 10 times on his podcast, America Dissected . "Support for this
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Abdul El-Sayed Touts Endorsements From Detroit Pastor He Paid $75,000 for ‘Consulting’: Arrangement Recalls Kamala Harris’s Payments to Al Sharpton
Influential Detroit pastor and radio host Horace Sheffield III enthusiastically endorsed Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed during a radio interview last week, urging listeners to make "5 and 10 phone calls" to help propel the left-wing Democrat to victory. Unmentioned in the glowing interview was that El-Sayed's campaign has paid tens of thousands of dollars to Sheffield's nonprofit organiz
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Senators Aim to Ban Legacy Preference in College Admissions
A bipartisan group of senators is introducing new federal legislation to ban universities from giving admissions preferences to children of alumni or donors. The "Merit-based Educational Reforms and Institutional Transparency Act," or Merit Act , was announced Thursday by three Republicans—Todd Young of Indiana, Tim Scott of South Carolina, and John Kennedy of Louisiana—and three Democrats—Tim Kai
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'My Family Doesn't Have Any Money': Hunter Biden Says He's Too Broke To Own a Car or Phone in Deposition Over Unpaid Legal Fees
Call it pleading the thrift. Hunter Biden claimed under oath earlier this year that he's so broke he doesn't even own a car or a cellphone, and said his family is too strapped for cash to help him pay off millions in unpaid legal bills. The former first son painted a bleak picture of his own and of Biden family finances during a Feb. 9 deposition in his legal battle with powerhouse law firm Winsto
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Abdul El-Sayed, Who Said Trump Tax Bill Benefited 'Folks Who Don't Really Need More Money,' Claimed $26,000 Trump Tax Deduction
During a March 2025 stop on socialist senator Bernie Sanders's "Fighting Oligarchy" tour, left-wing Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed said President Donald Trump's "deplorable and disgusting" tax cuts benefited "folks who don't really need more money." Months later, he claimed a $26,000 income deduction that was created as a part of that legislation, records show. El-Sayed and his wife clai
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Exclusive: UN Is Actively Obstructing US Probe Into Links Between Its Gaza Relief Groups and Hamas, as Americans Warn UN To Divorce 'Cancerous UNRWA'
Multiple U.N. relief agencies continue to stonewall a U.S. probe into their ties to Hamas, withholding key documents and other information that could reveal their employees as affiliates of the terror group, according to U.S. officials and diplomats briefed on the matter. The ongoing standoff between federal investigators and the United Nations is causing tensions at a time when the international
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Colorado House Candidate Manny Rutinel Sponsored Legislation Forcing Health Insurers To Cover Sex Changes For Kids
The Democratic nominee in Colorado's competitive Eighth Congressional District, Manny Rutinel, sponsored legislation requiring health insurers to cover "gender-affirming health care," including sex changes—with no age restrictions. The 2025 bill , "Protect Access to Gender-Affirming Health Care," passed the House along party lines and was eventually signed into law . It prohibits health insurance
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17 Law Firms Drop Out of DEI Fellowship Under Pressure From Trump Administration
At least 17 law firms have dropped out of a prestigious internship program that allegedly excluded white applicants, cutting the program's enrollment in half as it faces a federal probe. The defections from Sponsors for Educational Opportunity (SEO), a nonprofit that places "underrepresented" students at elite law firms, came after the program and 44 participating firms were hit by a discriminatio
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‘Public Executions Are Extremely Rare’ in Iran, the New York Times Claims, Inaccurately
The Associated Press says "Public executions are not uncommon in Iran." The watchdog group Iran Human Rights counted 459 such executions between 2008 and 2025, frequently featuring large audiences, including children. United Against Nuclear Iran reports that Iran "regularly carries out executions in public. In many of these cases, the victim is publicly hanged from a construction crane, an especia
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Democrats Couldn't Be Prouder of Kaitlan Collins
Donald Trump cracked jokes at the White House Correspondents' Dinner this weekend. Yes, they actually rescheduled it after the failed shooting in April. That's how much journalists enjoy giving themselves awards. Trump made them listen to his jokes, which they hated, especially the one about Kaitlan Collins looking like a transgender celeb. The CNN host joined Jon Stewart on the Daily Show to disc
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'Hypocritical!' Mamdani Appoints Lawyer for Black Nationalist Cop-Killers to Judicial Advisory Board After Blocking Jewish Judge for Representing Ghislaine Maxwell
New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani (D.) is under fire for snubbing Jews from an influential judicial advisory panel and blocking the nomination of a former judge, who is Jewish, because he once represented Ghislaine Maxwell. But Mamdani tapped a left-wing attorney who has represented multiple convicted cop-killers—including two black nationalists who murdered two New York City police officers—to s
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Israel, US Are Discussing Land Blockade of Iran To Increase Pressure on Islamic Republic
The United States and Israel are considering some form of a land blockade to crank up the economic pressure on Iran as the war against the Islamic Republic enters its sixth month, the Washington Free Beacon can report. The land blockade would complement the sea blockade that's been in effect for some time. "What if you just block the land? Suppose Iran can't bring anything in, cannot take anything
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‘Squad’ Member Summer Lee Faces Official Ethics Probe Over Staffer’s Inappropriate Use of ‘Dear White Staffers’ Instagram To Boost El-Sayed, Other Progressives
Rep. Summer Lee's (D., Pa.) office has improperly used House resources and the notorious Instagram account "Dear White Staffers" for campaign and political activity, according to a complaint filed with the House Ethics Committee on July 22. The complaint—filed by one of Lee's concerned constituents—demands that Philip Bennett, Lee's director of operations, be probed for using "Dear White Staffers"
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Abdul El-Sayed Falsely Claims He 'Removed' Lead from the Water in Detroit Elementary Schools When He Was City's Health Director
Democratic Senate hopeful Abdul El-Sayed has falsely and repeatedly claimed he removed lead from Detroit's elementary schools during his brief tenure as director of the troubled city's health department. At most, he implemented inadequate testing followed by modest, often failed, mitigation efforts to keep children from ingesting harmful lead and copper, according to legal filings and city records
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In Packed Synagogue, a Democrat Scrambles to Defend Vote Against Arms for Israel
NEWTON, Mass.—Rep. Jake Auchincloss spent some of his time and energy Monday night trying to dispel concerns from voters about a takeover of his party by the Democratic Socialists of America. "We’re talking about 1 percent of primaries. One percent," he said to a standing-room-only crowd of many hundreds at a synagogue here, mentioning recent DSA wins in New York City and Colorado. "Let’s not over
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Abdul El-Sayed Discloses Rental Property in Dubai—and Outstanding Debt to Luxury Developer Behind ‘Resort-Style’ Community With ‘White Sandy Beaches’ in ‘New Dubai’
Left-wing Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, who is running as a crusader for the working class, owns a rental property in Dubai, according to his latest financial disclosure . While the property's exact location is unknown, the disclosure provides a clue, listing an outstanding debt of as much as $100,000 to the luxury developer behind a "resort-style" community located in "the heart of Ne
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Minnesota Dems Aren't Sending Their Best
Ken Martin's chairmanship of the Democratic National Committee has failed to inspire confidence. After a year and a half with Martin at the helm, the DNC is mired in debt and increasingly reliant on accounting gimmicks to stay afloat, the New York Times reported on Sunday. That's a typical outcome for institutions run exclusively by Democrats, but Martin's incompetence is still impressive. On his
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'Care for Their Mental Health': Senate Hopeful in New Hampshire Backs Sex-Change Procedures for 12-Year-Olds, Has Dodged Deportation Orders
She's for some minor cuts. TrackAIPAC's candidate for U.S. Senate from New Hampshire offered her full-throated support to the state's transgender community—including backing medical gender treatments for children as young as 12 so that they can "transition" to the other sex, the Washington Free Beacon can report. Karishma Manzur, a Ph.D. scientist who often touts her fondness for facts and evidenc
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Ohio Dem Running in Swing District Says He's Not a Socialist But Would 'Lie to the People' To 'Get Their Votes' if He Was
The Democratic nominee running in Ohio's 15th Congressional District, Don Leonard, says he's not a democratic socialist but would "lie to the people of my district" to "get their votes" if he were. Leonard, a former Ohio State University professor, has supported the Bernie Sanders-backed Working Families Party (WFP) and wrote in an academic paper that the best outcome for the United States is a so
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Abdul El-Sayed Headlined Luxury Fundraising Cruises for Islamic Charity Linked to Muslim Brotherhood
Left-wing Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed headlined a series of luxury yacht fundraisers for an Islamic nonprofit organization linked to the Muslim Brotherhood, a Washington Free Beacon review found. One of the events—which took place on "one of New York Harbor's most impressive private charter yachts"—featured a speaker who has urged Muslims to "stand with" Hamas and Hezbollah and stop "
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Anti-Nuke Charity Pays for CNN Reporter on Nuke Beat
A charity that opposes nuclear weapons is paying for the CNN reporter who covers nuclear issues. The Outrider Foundation, a Madison, Wisconsin-based charity funded by Democratic donor Frank Burgess, describes itself as a "non-political, nonpartisan 501c3 organization that educates the public about nuclear security threats and climate issues." Its website claims "it is possible to dismantle our nuc
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