Free Beacon Andrew Stiles
Andrew Stiles is senior writer at the Washington Free Beacon. He can be reached at stiles@freebeacon.com.
Whoopsie, Part II: CNN's Abby Phillip Apologizes After Falsely Claiming ISIS-Inspired NYC Attackers Targeted Zohran Mamdani
The 'error' came hours after CNN was blasted for portraying the (alleged) terrorists as exuberant teens who got carried away
Journalists Rage at Pentagon for Feeding Troops
Fuming liberals blast 'frivolous' steak and lobster purchases, revealing ignorance of time-honored military tradition
Whoopsie! CNN Accidentally Sympathizes With Terrorists
Failing network backtracks after portraying NYC bombing suspects as victims of youthful exuberance
Democrats Condemn Islamophobia After 'ISIS-Inspired' Nuts Hurl Homemade Bombs in NYC
Mayor Zohran Mamdani praises very fine people who didn't shout 'Allahu Akbar' while trying to murder people in the name of ISIS
Levi Strauss Heir Dan Goldman Distances Himself From Pro-Israel Wife Who ‘Liked’ Social Media Post From ‘God Bless Donald Trump’
One meme that caught Corinne Goldman's eye mocked the slogan 'Jews for Palestine' as 'chickens for KFC'
Democrats, Journalists Join Anti-Semites in Condemning Decorated Veteran for Helping Police Subdue Criminal Agitator
Gavin Newsom supporter calls Senator Tim Sheehy a 'disgusting slut' for attempting to restore law and order in our nation's Capitol
Mess in Texas: Billionaire-Backed Talarico Shrugs Off Racism Scandal To Steal Senate Nod From Jasmine Crockett
The media and Democratic elites got what they wanted: an unemployed black woman.
Exclusive: Graham Platner's Crisis PR Handbook Hints at Trouble Still To Come
It could happen (and keep happening) to anyone
Rest in Pieces: Ali Khamenei, Demure Progressive Stalwart and 'Black Lives Matter' Ally Who Inspired Democrats and Academics, Bombed to Death at 86
He expired on his own terms, mid-resistance, surrounded by his closest friends and military aides
Bloodbath Imminent: CNN's Overpaid Hacks on Alert as Paramount Set To Acquire Failing Network's Parent Company
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