Alec Schemmel is an Investigative Reporter for the Washington Free Beacon. He graduated from American University in Washington, D.C., where he studied journalism and political science. Alec is originally from Charlotte, N.C., and now lives in Arlington, Va. His email address is schemmel@freebeacon.com.
It's Not Just Students: Meet the Professors Leading the Academic Embrace of Hamas
Ohio State's Pranav Jani, a Students for Justice in Palestine faculty adviser, has long praised Palestinian terrorists
Omar, Tlaib Silent After Evidence Contradicts Their Claims That Israel Killed Hundreds in Gaza Hospital Blast
'Israel just bombed the Baptist Hospital killing 500 Palestinians,' Tlaib said
'How Dare You Slander the Names of Our Martyrs': Inside a George Washington Professor's Pro-Hamas Tirade
Lara Sheehi, under investigation for classroom anti-Semitism, expresses solidarity with terrorist group in private Instagram posts
Public School District Tells Its Teachers 'Israeli Terrorism' Has Been 'Significantly Worse' Than Hamas
Massachusetts-based Revere Public Schools touts anti-Israel resources in email to staff
Top California Teachers' Union Wants Homeless People To Sleep in Its Public School Parking Lots
Proposal comes as Fresno's public school teachers barrel toward a strike that could close classrooms
As California Charter Schools Excel, Los Angeles's Top Public District Makes It Harder To Attend Them
New district policy will bring difficult commutes for low-income charter school families, officials argue
How the Biden Administration Is Using the 'Climate Crisis' To Make Housing Even More Expensive
Energy Department effort to push green building codes will cost families big, experts say
Portland Shells Out Thousands For Homeless to Help Shape City's Police Disciplinary System
City says its 'houseless community' is needed to make 'systemic changes' to law enforcement oversight
From Court Packing to Climate Change, Teachers' Unions Push Progressive Priorities as Test Scores Plummet
NEA, AFT used summer gatherings to increase 'political power,' critics argue
