Bucks Co. commissioners donated $2,600 to Casey, attended anti-McCormick rally L: Dave McCormick R: Pa. Sen. Bob Casey (Jeff Swensen; Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images) The two Pennsylvania county commissioners who openly defied state law last week to count invalid mail-in ballots have campaigned heavily on behalf of Sen. Bob Casey, and touted the “critical role” they
Left-wing activists protested outside Rep. Seth Moulton’s office after the Massachusetts Democrat said he doesn’t want his daughters “getting run over on a playing field by a male or formerly male athlete.” The activists, led by Salem city council member Kyle Davis, held a “Neighbors Against Hate” rally on Sunday outside Moulton’s office in Salem,
The Democratic National Committee Staff Union blasted its leadership for laying off scores of employees without severance last week, blaming the “shocking” move on “callous and short-sighted mismanagement.” “The Democratic National Committee is facing the fallout of callous and short-sighted mismanagement by senior leadership,” the union said in a Monday statement. “The principles we champion
A California health department poured millions of taxpayer dollars into anti-police groups over the last year for projects ranging from COVID-19 treatment to coaching teens on social justice activism, a Washington Free Beacon review of state grant spending found. The Department of Health Care Services (DHCS), which runs the Golden State’s Medicaid program for some
On November 16, 2023, just before 8:00 a.m., hundreds of pro-Palestinian protesters formed a human chain across the San Francisco Bay Bridge, blocking all westbound traffic and trapping tens of thousands of vehicles in a five-mile backup. Among those vehicles were three trucks associated with the University of California, San Francisco, health system. Each was
If Martha Dodd Stern had been a minimally important or competent Soviet spy, her story would make a rip-roaring Hollywood movie. But despite Brendan McNally’s effort to inflate the damage she did to American interests—Traitor’s Odyssey: The Untold Story of Martha Dodd and a Strange Saga of Soviet Espionage—the fact remains that her career as
In the years on either side of General Petraeus’s surge (2008) I spent many a month living in Baghdad covering culture for the Wall Street Journal’s arts section. That meant abiding not in the secure Green Zone but out among the locals—very rare for outsiders—unarmed, unembedded, and frequently exposed to the city’s turbulence in search