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
Left-Wing Group Featured on Zohran Mamdani's Campaign Site Releases 'WANTED' Posters Targeting NYC Business Leaders, Many of Them Jewish
New York Communities for Change, which honored Mamdani at its latest fundraising gala, says targets are 'Wanted for Anti-Zohran Electioneering'
Pulitzer Board Can't Delay Trump Lawsuit, Florida Supreme Court Says
Ruling caps string of losses for Pulitzer board in Russiagate lawsuit
Kansas State University 'Civil Rights' Administrator Is Part of Secret Marxist Group That Says It Has 'No Sympathy' for Dead Jews
At a group meeting, the investigator, Derron Borders, lamented that the assassination of two Israeli embassy staffers would not spark a broader 'movement'
How a Little-Known Federal Agency's Decision To Ignore a Republican Commissioner Cost Taxpayers Millions
Caroline Pham objected to an error-ridden investigation that eventually brought a $3.2 million ruling against the agency
Jeanne Shaheen's Daughter Runs for Congress With an Unusual Max Donor Base: Her Unemployed Gen Z Kids
Stefany Shaheen's kids donated $7,000 each to their mom's campaign, federal disclosures show
Hunter Biden Lands New Gig at Tenants’ Rights Group Connected to His Attorney
The group, BASTA, called the former first son and recovering crack addict 'qualified' and praised his 'networking skills'
Dem House Hopeful Said He Earned 'Impressive' Fundraising Haul By 'Barnstorming' His District. Every Donor But One Lives Outside of It.
Ryan Crosswell has said residents of his new district 'have welcomed me with open arms'
Corporation for Public Broadcasting, Which Oversees NPR, To Shut Down After Funding Cuts
Announcement comes just a week after board members cried about funding cuts in a meeting
Public Broadcasting Board Members Cry, Quote Shakespeare and Russell Crowe After Congress Yanks NPR Funding
'Is there bias? Sure,' admitted CPB president Pat Harrison
NPR Chief Turns to Dem Donors To Drum Up Funds
Katherine Maher addressed NPR staff at the left-wing Hewlett Foundation's Menlo Park headquarters amid a fundraising sweep