Rep. Greg Landsman (D., Ohio) has spent years pushing government ethics reforms and demanding more financial transparency from public officials. But the congressman failed to disclose his own transactions for months—a violation of the STOCK Act, a campaign finance expert told the Washington Free Beacon. As a Cincinnati city councilman, Landsman introduced reforms “aimed at
The University of Washington has dismissed a complaint against Robin DiAngelo, the best-selling author of White Fragility who was accused of plagiarizing minority scholars, after an internal probe found that the university’s rules allow for “the reuse of a moderate amount of language.” That conclusion came in a letter shared with the Guardian and the
Israel delivered a ‘heavy, painful blow’ to Hezbollah this week, Hassan Nasrallah acknowledges Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah (Khamenei.ir/Wikimedia Commons Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah declared Israel’s surprise pager and handheld radio attacks a “declaration of war” and dared the Jewish state to invade Lebanon. As he spoke, Israeli forces carpet bombed the terror group’s strongholds. In
The Harris-Walz campaign is on track to make history with the fewest media appearances of any modern U.S. presidential ticket, Axios reported Thursday. Vice President Kamala Harris and her running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz (D.), have participated in only seven interviews and press conferences since President Joe Biden withdrew from the race on July
Violent crime was on the rise in Prince George’s County, Maryland, in November 2022, but County Executive Angela Alsobrooks, who is now the Democratic nominee for the state’s open Senate seat, had another thing on her mind: traveling around South Africa on the taxpayer’s dime. Alsobrooks led the delegation of county officials and local business
TEL AVIV—As Hezbollah terrorists across Lebanon spontaneously combusted for a second straight day on Wednesday, war-weary Israelis were enjoying the show. But they were also asking what comes next. Were the thousands of explosions the start of a long-anticipated Israeli offensive against Hezbollah or just another tit-for-tat response to the Iran-backed terror group’s nearly yearlong
Vice President Kamala Harris admitted that “very few” companies engage in price gouging, undercutting her own claim that “corporate price gouging” is to blame for skyrocketing grocery prices. “[Corporations] jack up prices to make it more difficult for desperate people to just get by. We need to take that on,” Harris said on Wednesday. Yet,