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Army Chaplain Emil Kapaun Receives Medal of Honor
Among the dying, Capt. Emil Kapaun traded his watch for a blanket at a North Korean prison camp—and cut the blanket up and made it into socks for fellow prisoners.
Katherine Miller
Katherine Miller is the Managing Editor, Digital for the Washington Free Beacon and Center for American Freedom. Previously, Miller was the editor of The College Fix, a campus news site housed by a nonprofit organization for college journalists. She graduated from Vanderbilt University in 2010, and resides in Arlington, Va. Her Twitter handle is @katherinemiller.
8 Stories of Heroism from the Iraq War
The United States invaded Iraq ten years ago today—on March 20, 2003—a conflict in which 4,486 U.S. service members gave their lives and more than 32,000 were wounded.
Organizing for Action 101
President Obama will speak to a collection of wealthy donors and activists Wednesday evening at a luxury hotel near the White House. The event is called the “Founders Summit,” and it’s the second major donor meeting for the president’s dark money group, Organizing for Action.
Bob Menendez 101
A WFB Infographic: The story of Bob Menendez and his donor Salomon Melgen
Sen. Robert Menendez (D., N.J.) is not having a good year. The problems stem from his relationship with a controversial donor, South Florida doctor Solomon R. Melgen.