Free Beacon Alana Goodman

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.


Abdul El-Sayed Says Wealthy Should 'Pay Their Fair Share' But Appears To Take Advantage of Tax 'Loophole' Used by John Edwards, Accountants Say

Sayed paid himself a $64k 'salary' and more than $100k in 'member draw' through consulting firm, a structure often used to reduce Medicare and Social Security taxes

Don't Bring Home the Bacon? Abdul El-Sayed Compared Beloved Breakfast Meat to Plutonium: 'That's the Stuff We Make Nuclear Weapons Out Of'

The Michigan Democrat made the remark on his YouTube channel, where he also bashed football and fireworks

Chuck Schumer Denied Ties to ‘Decoy Dan Sullivan’—Then Featured the ‘Sham’ Alaska Senate Candidate’s Campaign ‘Rep’ in an Ad

The spot from Schumer's Majority Forward stars Alan Harris, the romantic partner of Dan J Sullivan's Democratic campaign strategist

Abdul El-Sayed's Father-in-Law Gives Another $100K to Top El-Sayed Super PAC, Bringing Total Contributions to $300K

The donations from Tayeb Jukaku cement him as the PAC's largest individual backer and come as El-Sayed rails against super PAC spending

Abdul El-Sayed in Top 1 Percent of Michigan Earners, Partial Tax Release Shows

Michigan Senate hopeful has campaigned on 'transparency' but obscured the sources of his cash flow by omitting much of his return

Abdul El-Sayed Wears Luxury Watches Worth Thousands While Campaigning Against the Wealthy

El-Sayed, a self-described 'sucker for automatic watches,' earned a shout-out from a watch podcast for 'rocking' a German diving watch worth roughly $3,000

Abdul El-Sayed’s Father-in-Law, a Top Donor to an El-Sayed Super PAC, Is Among Top Leaders of Muslim Brotherhood Organization Linked to Terror Funding

Tayeb Jukaku, who has contributed $200,000 to Fighting for Michigan PAC, serves on the Islamic Society of North America’s founding committee, which makes ‘direct financial contributions’ to the group