U.S. Embassy in Havana / Getty Images
The number of U.S. government personnel targeted by a mysterious illness in Cuba last year is greater than the Trump administration has publicly acknowledged, according to multiple U.S. officials who told the Washington Free Beacon the Obama administration may have misled Congress about the full scope and nature of the attack.
Democratic candidate for Maryland’s governorship Ben Jealous was arrested on Tuesday outside the White House during an immigration rally.
America Bridge, a liberal PAC, is leading an effort to prepare the research needed to contest Vice President Mike Pence for the Presidency in 2020.
Sen. Ted Cruz (R., Texas) said at a Thursday press conference that it is a mistake to “sanitize history” by taking down Confederate monuments.
Imran Awan, former IT aide to Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D., Fla.), was indicted Thursday on charges of bank fraud and making false statements.
Liberal pundits and journalists on Thursday attacked a Fox News tweet that listed European terrorist attacks, saying that last weekend’s attack in Charlottesville, Va. should have been on the list.
Democratic National Committee chair Tom Perez has called on his counterpart at the Republican National Committee to disavow and unite against “white supremacists and all their enablers,” including President Donald Trump in that group.
Leading groups on each side of the gun debate have issued competing endorsements in the race for Virginia governor over the last two weeks.
Vandals on Wednesday night spray painted the word “Nazis” in the shape of a heart on the side of the New Hampshire Republican Party headquarters.
A petition has been launched to expel an incoming Iowa State University freshman who used a racial slur on social media this week.
A van mowed through crowds of tourists on Barcelona’s most famous avenue on Thursday, killing about a dozen people in an attack that was claimed by Islamic State.
A New York federal appeals court rejected an ex-Catholic school principal’s request to overturn a previous decision that protected churches’ right to choose their own religious leaders late Wednesday.
A director at a Yale University institute dedicated to promoting “equitable and engaged teaching” said in a recent interview with Inside Higher Ed that gender is a determining factor in the value of a student’s college degree.
The Democratic National Committee’s new leadership team reportedly increased its fundraising staff from 3 to 30, but the staffing boost is yet to have a marked impact on its fundraising results.
China is providing Harvard University with $360 million that a former military intelligence analyst says appears to be part of an effort to influence one of America’s most important educational institutions.
Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe (D.) was contradicted by the Virginia State Police again on Wednesday after he claimed weapons were hidden around Charlottesville during a white supremacist rally turned riot.
U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley has ramped up pressure on Iran ahead of a trip to Vienna next week, where she will meet with international atomic watchdog officials concerning Tehran’s nuclear activities.
The New York Times on Wednesday allowed the liberal think tank Center for American Progress to dictate foreign policy advice on North Korea, but experts disagree.
Virginia congressional hopeful Shak Hill has used his Twitter account to interact with graphic pornographic material, according to a Washington Free Beacon review.
The Trump administration began the first ever renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement on Wednesday, hoping to fulfill one of the president’s chief campaign promises.
Reducing some of government’s regulatory agencies’ authority could boost economic growth and increase job creation, according to the Competitive Enterprise Institute’s report Shrinking Government Bureaucracy.
Democratic candidate for Maryland’s governorship Ben Jealous was arrested on Tuesday outside the White House during an immigration rally.
America Bridge, a liberal PAC, is leading an effort to prepare the research needed to contest Vice President Mike Pence for the Presidency in 2020.
Sen. Ted Cruz (R., Texas) said at a Thursday press conference that it is a mistake to “sanitize history” by taking down Confederate monuments.
Imran Awan, former IT aide to Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D., Fla.), was indicted Thursday on charges of bank fraud and making false statements.
Liberal pundits and journalists on Thursday attacked a Fox News tweet that listed European terrorist attacks, saying that last weekend’s attack in Charlottesville, Va. should have been on the list.
Democratic National Committee chair Tom Perez has called on his counterpart at the Republican National Committee to disavow and unite against “white supremacists and all their enablers,” including President Donald Trump in that group.
Leading groups on each side of the gun debate have issued competing endorsements in the race for Virginia governor over the last two weeks.
Vandals on Wednesday night spray painted the word “Nazis” in the shape of a heart on the side of the New Hampshire Republican Party headquarters.
A petition has been launched to expel an incoming Iowa State University freshman who used a racial slur on social media this week.
A van mowed through crowds of tourists on Barcelona’s most famous avenue on Thursday, killing about a dozen people in an attack that was claimed by Islamic State.
A Democratic Missouri state senator wrote in a Facebook post that she hoped President Donald Trump would be assassinated, leading the Secret Service to investigate the matter.
Embattled pharmaceutical company Mylan on Thursday finalized a $465 million settlement with the Department of Justice for misclassifying the life-saving allergy treatment EpiPen to avoid paying Medicaid costs.
