Alana Goodman is a senior investigative reporter for the Washington Free Beacon. She was previously investigative political reporter at the Washington Examiner and a senior reporter at the Daily Mail. Goodman has written for Commentary, the Weekly Standard, and the New York Post. She lives in Washington, D.C. Her Twitter handle is @alanagoodman. Her email address is goodman@freebeacon.com.
A New York Times contributing writer who is reportedly the Biden administration’s top candidate for a seat on the National Economic Council recently purged his Twitter feed of thousands of Twitter posts, many of which mocked conservatives and Republican leaders.
An anti-Israel publishing group is defending its former employee, a current top Biden nominee, for contributing to its book on the nefarious influence of "Jewish Power" over U.S. Middle East policy, following a report by the Washington Free Beacon last week. 
Infighting within the Democratic Party is threatening to stall the party's ambitious policy agenda during President Joe Biden's crucial early days in office, even as Democrats control both Congress and the executive branch. 
The Biden administration nixed a union contract with one of the few pro-Trump federal labor groups this week that would have granted employees expanded control over their workplace conditions and strengthened their collective bargaining power. 
President Joe Biden’s nominee for a top State Department position played a key role in assembling a book on the nefarious influence of the “Israel lobby” while working for an organization that promoted claims about Jewish media control and dual loyalty to Israel. 
Sen. Raphael Warnock (D.) is under investigation in Georgia for election law violations after his nonprofit group allegedly failed to properly submit over 1,200 voter applications to the state in 2019. 
President Joe Biden's Asia czar will recuse himself from issues that could pose conflicts of interest with his prior work as a consultant for companies doing business in Asia, a White House spokesman told the Washington Free Beacon. 
The Canadian Olympic Committee said its athletes should avoid publicly criticizing China ahead of the 2022 winter games in Beijing, due to concerns that critics could be prosecuted under the Communist Party's national security laws, the Globe and Mail reported on Thursday. 
President Joe Biden's Asia czar owns part of a "shadow lobbying firm" that gives strategic advice to corporations doing business in Asia, a position that experts say could create conflicts of interests. In the wake of a Burmese military coup, Joe Biden is considering reinstating sanctions on Burma that his own Asia policy czar repealed. 