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
MSNBC President Has Close Ties to Al Sharpton Nonprofit That Took $500K From Kamala Harris Campaign
MSNBC has yet to weigh in on Sharpton scandal amid growing backlash
Recounts are Unlikely To Swing More Than a Few Hundred Votes. Bob Casey, Down By 30,000, Is Opting for One That Will Cost Taxpayers Millions.
'One inescapable truth: Dave will be winning by tens of thousands of votes,' McCormick campaign says
Even Chuck Schumer Has Given Up on Bob Casey. The Pennsylvania Senator Still Won’t Concede.
Casey fundraising emails claim the race, which the AP has called, is still 'too close to call'
Kamala Harris Campaign Gave $500k to Al Sharpton’s Nonprofit Weeks Before Glowing Interview With Anti-Semitic MSNBC Host
Sharpton touted Harris's 'extraordinary historic campaign' in interview just weeks after donation
Soros-Funded DA and Bernie-Backed Mayor Indicted on Federal Bribery Charges
'I don't give a s*** where the money comes from. … I'm a whole DA,' Jody Owens allegedly told FBI informants
Kamala Harris and Hired Gun Marc Elias Help Bob Casey Fundraise for a Pennsylvania Senate Recount That Might Not Even Happen
The fine print of Harris's fundraising pitch suggests her campaign and the DNC will pocket most of the money raised
Election Experts—and the AP—Say Bob Casey is Cooked. He Still Won't Concede.
Just hours before the AP called the race, Casey's campaign said they were 'confident' he 'will be re-elected'
Pro-Hamas Bernie Bro Elected to Dearborn School Board
Amer Zahr has urged Muslims to 'stand with' Hamas and Hezbollah
Susan's Wild Ride Ends as Pennsylvania Voters Drink the Kool-Aid, Deny Her a Fourth Term
Wild battled a series of blunders throughout her campaign
'Something That the Feds Really Need To Look At': Liberal Dark Money Network Sends Inaccurate Election Texts to Voters Across US
One New Mexico official said the misleading texts are 'something that the feds really need to look at and crack down on'