For more than two years, the Washington Free Beacon has chronicled Kamala Harris’s “Veep Thoughts,” a nod to the vice president’s rhetorical resemblance to the hapless, incompetent politician played by Julia Louis-Dreyfus in the HBO satire Veep. After all, the Free Beacon warned in January 2022, “President Joe Biden, 79, could keel over at any
Environmental groups represented on President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris’s own environmental justice council are among the largest beneficiaries of the president’s environmental programs, collectively receiving hundreds of millions of dollars, according to a database of federal grants reviewed by the Washington Free Beacon. In total, four leading environmental justice organizations—WE ACT for
JERUSALEM—Avigdor Liberman was one of the only Israeli leaders who saw Oct. 7 coming. Now, the hawkish former defense minister turned opposition lawmaker insists Israel is fighting the wrong war, wasting its time pounding Iranian proxies like Hamas and Hezbollah rather than confronting Iran itself. In the post-Oct. 7 world, Liberman has credibility. Shortly after
He is currently serving a four-month prison term for the refusing to answer questions regarding the Jan. 6 breach of the Capitol. A New York judge has set a December trial date for Steve Bannon, a former White House strategist who is facing charges of scheming to con donors who gave money to build a
The Democrat joins a growing field of contenders including San Diego lawmaker Toni Atkins and state Lt. Gov. Eleni Kounalakis. Antonio Villaraigosa is making another run at the governor office, the former Los Angeles mayor and state assemblyman announced July 22. The 71-year-old Los Angeles native made his case in a YouTube video, saying he
AIPAC spent nearly $15 million to get Rep. Jamaal Bowman (D-N.Y.) out of office. Now it’s focusing on Rep. Cori Bush (D-Mo.). The American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC), which this year helped push a member of the left-wing House faction known as the “Squad” out of office, is now trying to hasten the exit
‘Shareholder activist’ investor gets seat on public utility board despite reservations about mixing profit and public services. Federal regulators have approved activist investor Carl Icahn’s bid to seat a corporate officer on one of the nation’s biggest public utility boards despite concerns about balancing profit motives with public interest. The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC),