Free Beacon Chuck Ross
Chuck Ross is a senior investigative reporter for the Washington Free Beacon. He previously worked as an investigative reporter for the Daily Caller. He graduated from Wichita State University and lives near Kansas City. You can reach Chuck at Ross@freebeacon.com
FCC Fast-Tracks Trump Request for Docs About CBS’s Controversial Kamala Harris Interview
Trump seeks former FCC chair's communications to bolster lawsuit over controversial '60 Minutes' interview
Margaret Brennan Resumes Resistance Tweeting After Disastrous Rubio Interview
Brennan controversy just the latest black eye for CBS News on issues related to Jews and Israel
Taxpayer-Funded Immigration Group Works To ‘Disrupt Trump’s Deportation Machine’
Nonprofit aims to 'stop Trump’s deportation dystopia'
Pulitzer Board Members Drop Bid To Block Disclosure of Confidential Report at Center of Trump's Russiagate Lawsuit, Turning Focus to Former Top Reuters Editor
The board turned to former Reuters editor Stephen Adler to defend Russiagate awards
He Said He'd Take Jews 'Back to Poland.' Gretchen Whitmer Took Him on an Official State Trip to the Middle East.
Osama Siblani has praised Hezbollah leaders as 'heroes' and 'martyrs'
FCC Investigates Comcast and NBCUniversal Over DEI Programs
Investigation into MSNBC parent company comes as host Al Sharpton promotes corporate boycott over DEI
Anti-Trump Think Tanks Rake in Millions from Taxpayers for ‘Virtual Exchanges’ in Africa, Women’s Empowerment Conference in Saudi Arabia
Taxpayer funding for deep-pocketed institutions could draw fresh scrutiny from Elon Musk and DOGE
Meet the GOP Lobbyist Doing China's Bidding
Former Rand Paul aide Brian Darling helps Chinese drone manufacturer, online retailer fight sanctions
Immigration Contractor That Says 'No Immigrant Should Be Detained' Hires GOP Lobbyist as Taxpayer Funding Remains in Limbo
The Acacia Center for Justice receives hundreds of millions of dollars in federal contracts
Has Brendan Carr Finally Figured Out How To Stop NPR?
Taxpayer-funded radio stations are barred from ‘airing commercials or other promotional announcements on behalf of for-profit entities’