WASHINGTON FREE BEACON

Biden-Harris Program Meant To Greenify Low-Income Homes is Mismanaged and Vulnerable to Fraud, Inspector General Warns

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The Biden-Harris administration’s $3.5 billion initiative to “weatherize” low-income homes through climate-friendly and energy-efficient upgrades is being mismanaged and is vulnerable to “fraud, waste, and abuse,” according to a top government watchdog. In a report published late Tuesday, the Department of Energy’s inspector general found that 11 states receiving funds under the agency’s Weatherization Assistance

WATCH: Liberal Media Blame Sexism for Decline in Black Male Support for Kamala

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Liberal news pundits in the waning days of the presidential election are blaming what one MSNBC commentator called “subconscious sexism” for black men’s declining support for Kamala Harris. MSNBC’s Jason Johnson, for example, said that “you’ve got to deal with some of these brothers who are sexist,” while the same network’s Michael Steele blamed black

Hunter Biden Praises ‘Joyful Warrior’ Kamala as ‘Invaluable Partner’ to His Father as Her Campaign Backs Away From President 

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While Kamala Harris has tried to distance herself from President Joe Biden, first son Hunter Biden lauded the vice president as an “invaluable partner” to his father. “The joyful warrior that America has gotten to know in these past few months is the same Kamala Harris that has been an invaluable partner to the president

EXCLUSIVE: WaPo Opinion Editor David Shipley Blames Bezos for Endorsement Drama, Tells Staff They Can Quit as Distraught Journalists Slam Bezos for ‘Conflict of Interest’ and ‘Thumb on the Scale’

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The Washington Post’s opinion editor privately blamed owner Jeff Bezos for barring the paper’s editorial board from publishing an endorsement of Kamala Harris, likening the decision to a “bomb” that “went off and now we are picking up the pieces,” according to an audio recording of a tense and angry Monday editorial meeting. The recording

Supreme Court Rules Virginia Can Resume Noncitizen Voter Roll Purge

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Virginia can resume its removal of 1,600 suspected noncitizens from its voter rolls, the Supreme Court ruled on Wednesday, temporarily halting a lower court decision that blocked the purge. The High Court’s decision came after a federal judge ordered Virginia to reinstate the 1,600 voters on Friday, less than two weeks before the election. The

US Economy Grew Slower Than Expected in Third Quarter, Commerce Department Says

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The U.S. economy grew 2.8 percent in the third quarter, slightly below economists’ expectations and down from the last quarter’s pace, the Department of Commerce said Wednesday. Gross domestic product, a key indicator of the total value of goods and services produced, rose at an annual rate of 2.8 percent in the third quarter, down

As Iran’s Proxies Target US Troops, Biden-Harris Admin Privately Claims No Iranians Have Launched Drone Attacks on Americans in Past Year

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The Biden-Harris administration is privately claiming to Congress that no Iranians have been involved in drone attacks on Americans over the past year, drawing criticism from lawmakers and experts who say the government is intentionally denying the extent of Iran’s aggression in the Middle East. In a non-public assessment provided to Congress last month, the