Troy Jackson’s Son Repped Oil and Gas Company Lobbying Against Bill That Died in Jackson’s Senate
Jackson is running for Senate as an opponent of 'high-price lobbyists and corporate greed’
When the oil and gas company Global Partners LP faced criticism from Maine lawmakers in 2019 over emissions violations at its petroleum storage facilities in South Portland, it turned to a well-connected operative to lobby the state legislature on a pair of bills targeting the company: Chace Jackson, the son of then-Maine Senate president Troy Jackson, now the Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate.
Code Pink Founder Medea Benjamin's Radical ‘Charity’ Ordered To Cease Operations, as US Ups Pressure on Charity’s Shadowy Benefactor, Neville Roy Singham
Arc of Justice has not filed a tax return since 2022, prompting California to revoke its license
Violent Anti-ICE Protesters Are Sentenced, Convicted
Pouring lighter fluid, throwing cinderblock, attempting murder
ALERT: The Brocialists Are Dandymaxxing
Move over, Bernie schlubs. The revolution has entered its peacock phase.
An Inconvenient Rift: Abdul El-Sayed's Black Voter Problem
His allies have a history of racially charged outbursts
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Abdul El-Sayed Promoted Leftist 'Radicalization' Book That Endorses Violent Resistance, Praises George Floyd Rioters for 'Property Destruction'
The book, which El-Sayed regularly promoted on his podcast, denounces ‘fetishizing distinctions between violence and nonviolence’
Colorado's Manny Rutinel Spoke at Animal Law Conference Run by Group That Filed Lawsuit on Behalf of Horse Named 'Justice'
The Democrat launched his congressional campaign just three months later
EXCLUSIVE: Simon & Schuster Selectively Edited Disgraced Scholar Jason Arday’s Memoir To Soften Now-Toxic Reputation
The Free Beacon has obtained two advance proofs of the book, due to be released in the US next week, and identified telling edits made in recent months
EXCLUSIVE: Simon & Schuster Selectively Edited Disgraced Scholar Jason Arday’s Memoir To Soften Now-Toxic Reputation
The Free Beacon has obtained two advance proofs of the book, due to be released in the US next week, and identified telling edits made in recent months
‘Raw Materials of American Strength’: Trump Announces Flurry of Mining Deals at State Department To ‘Dominate the Future’
China dominates critical mineral production vital for energy, military, and chip technology
Palisades Fire Was Sparked By Anti-Capitalist Motivated By Hate of Rich, Prosecutors Say
Retrial of accused arsonist is set for October