Free Beacon Bill McMorris

Bill McMorris is senior editor for the Washington Free Beacon. He joins the Beacon from the Franklin Center for Government and Public Integrity, where he was managing editor of Old Dominion Watchdog. He was a 2010 Robert Novak Fellow with the Phillips Foundation, where he studied state pension shortfalls. His work has been featured on CNN, Fox News, The Economist, Colbert Report, and numerous print publications and radio stations. He lives in Alexandria, Va, with his wife and three daughters. His Twitter handle is @FBillMcMorris. His email address is mcmorris@freebeacon.com.


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GOP candidate raises $3.3 million in last quarter

Pennsylvania School Bus Drivers Cut Ties with Local Union

Union to lose out on dues from drivers employed by district

Industry Critics: UC Berkeley Playing Host to Union-Funded Activist Research

Food Labor Research Center funded by union-backed groups to produce pro-labor studies, according to critics

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Democrat-linked company hit with protests for its low tax payments

The U.S. Supreme Court will hear more cases on Obamacare

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Supreme Court

Supreme Court Unanimously Rules Against Obama Recess Appointments

The Senate, not the president, decides when the Senate is in recess

Bill Clinton Budgeted to Receive Nearly $1 Million in Taxpayer Money in 2014

Former president, who is worth more than $50 million, received $201,000 pension

Joe Biden

Biden Plans to Live off Taxpayers Forever

Admits to lack of savings, desire to subsist on six-figure government pension

Study: Right to Work States Booming, Forced Unionization States Busting

Right to Work states’ share of manufacturing grew from 36 percent to 52 percent between 2002 and 2012