Category: The Washington Free Beacon
New York Times Puts Gavin Newsom on Best Sellers List Despite ‘Bulk Sales’ It Has Used To Disqualify Conservatives
The New York Times placed Gov. Gavin Newsom (D., Calif.) on its coveted Best Sellers list even as it acknowledged that Newsom used campaign-funded “bulk sales” to sell tens of thousands of copies of his memoir, Young Man in a Hurry. The Times has cited such sales to disqualify Republican politicians from its list.
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Qatar Hires Crisis Management Firms To ‘Address Public Misconceptions’ About Funding For American Universities, Records Show
Qatar has retained two Washington, D.C.-based crisis management firms to “address public misconceptions” about its funding of U.S. universities in the wake of high-profile scrutiny from Congress, federal disclosures reviewed by the Washington Free Beacon show.
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On the Couch With Kamala Harris
CHARLOTTE—Kamala Harris is technically still on tour promoting 107 Days, her critically panned campaign memoir that came out almost seven months ago. Copies of the book adorn the stage at Ovens Auditorium, but no one wants to hear her rehash petty grievances from a lost election in what feels like the distant past. Maybe that explains the empty seats.
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Sanders Resolution Blocking Arms Sales to Israel Garners Approval From 2028 Dem Presidential Hopefuls
A majority of the 47 Democrats in the Senate backed two resolutions from Sen. Bernie Sanders (I., Vt.) blocking arms and equipment sales to Israel, including a handful of potential 2028 presidential candidates.
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George Washington University Hires Federal Judge Overseeing Antisemitism Lawsuit Against It To Teach ‘Ethics and Discretionary Judgment’
George Washington University hired the federal judge who is presiding over a lawsuit accusing the school of “pervasive and severe antisemitic harassment” to teach a GW Law course on “ethics and discretionary judgment,” social media posts and course materials reviewed by the Washington Free Beacon show. That judge, Biden appointee Loren AliKhan, has yet to recuse herself from the case, prompting criticism from legal experts.
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FLASHBACK: ‘Likely To Give Birth Any Day’: Ruben Gallego Served Pregnant Wife With Divorce Papers. She Was Blindsided.
Ruben Gallego may have been in a tight Senate race in the fall of 2024, but the media didn’t seem interested in the bizarre circumstances of his 2017 divorce. The Washington Free Beacon, however, was. The Free Beacon was locked in a 10-month, ultimately victorious legal battle with Gallego and his ex-wife to unseal their divorce records. They provide a prism through which to understand his longstanding relationship with California Democrat Eric Swalwell and the questions he is facing in the wake of mounting accusations against his friend and former roommate.
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On Ruben Gallego, We Told You So
Arizona senator Ruben Gallego (D.) is in the news—and here’s what you need to know: The aspiring 2028 presidential candidate is either deaf, dumb, and blind or a degenerate liar. There’s really no other possible explanation for his supporting role in the saga of Eric Swalwell (D., Calif.).
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New Database Empirically Proves Everything You Suspected About the New York Times
A new database of all the New York Times articles published in the past 25 years provides empirical evidence of some of the biases that many of the newspaper’s critics have long suspected.
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American University Advertising for Jewish Students, Mirroring Efforts From Dartmouth
American University is recruiting Jewish students through an ad in a Brooklyn-based Jewish newspaper describing the school as a “place where Jewish students feel at home.” The move follows similar efforts from Dartmouth and Brown universities as other Ivies, namely Harvard and Yale, experience declines in their Jewish populations.
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No Ships Have Broken Through US Blockade in Persian Gulf, CENTCOM Says, Threatening To Deprive Islamic Republic of Billions in Oil Revenue
Not a single ship has breached the United States’ naval blockade in the Persian Gulf since it began Monday morning, according to United States Central Command (CENTCOM), severely damaging the Iranian regime’s ability to export billions of dollars in oil and sustain itself financially.
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