Alana Goodman is a staff writer for the Washington Free Beacon. Prior to joining the Beacon, she was assistant online editor at Commentary. She has written for the Weekly Standard, the New York Post and the Washington Examiner. Goodman graduated from the University of Massachusetts in 2010, and lives in Washington, D.C. Her Twitter handle is @alanagoodman. Her email address is goodman@freebeacon.com.
By all accounts, it was the most popular gala the Lady Taverners had ever held. Over 1,000 people packed the Park Lane Hilton in London on Oct. 30, 2009, with the crowd overflowing into the hallways, to listen to President Bill Clinton speak on the power of giving.
Hillary Clinton’s lead against Donald Trump has narrowed to two points among likely voters, after the Republican candidate picked up a surge of support from independents in July, according to a new Monmouth University poll released Monday.
The federal agents involved in the investigation of Hillary Clinton’s private email server were required to sign a strict non-disclosure agreement that subjected them to lie detector tests, Fox News reported on Thursday.
Hillary Clinton and the State Department objected to a request to depose Clinton in a public records lawsuit on Tuesday, arguing that her testimony is not necessary in the case.
A government watchdog group asked a federal judge to allow its attorneys to depose Hillary Clinton in a public records lawsuit, according to court documents filed on Friday.
Hillary Clinton gave people without security clearances access to her private server that contained classified information, FBI director James Comey told a congressional panel on Thursday.
A pro-Clinton Super PAC was hit with a Federal Election Commission complaint on Wednesday for accepting $200,000 in contributions from a government-contracting firm, a potential violation of campaign finance laws.
FBI director James Comey’s argument on Tuesday for declining to recommend criminal charges in the Hillary Clinton email server investigation was “absolutely bizarre,” according to former U.S. prosecutors.
The FBI could interview Hillary Clinton as soon as this Saturday, the Daily Caller reported on Friday, citing a source close to the federal investigation.
Sen. Mark Kirk (R., Ill.) blasted the Department of Veterans Affairs on Tuesday after investigators found that 30 percent of their text messages sent to the department’s crisis hotline for veterans went unanswered.
