Collin Anderson is executive editor for the Washington Free Beacon. He graduated from the University of Missouri, where he studied politics. He is originally from St. Louis and now lives in Arlington, VA. His email address is anderson@freebeacon.com.
Against It Before He Was For It: Biden Pardons Crackhead Son Hunter After Vowing Not To Do So
Pardon covers crimes Hunter Biden has committed and 'may have committed or taken part in' between 2014 and 2024
Jen O'Malley Dillon Gaslights America
For Harris's campaign chair, pointing out the VP's interview avoidance is 'completely bulls—t'
CNN's Tapper Refuses To Disclose Salary, Other Financial Info in $1 Billion Defamation Suit
The case, brought by Navy veteran Zachary Young, is on pace for a January trial
Casey Strikes Out on Recount
Three-term Democrat concedes to Dave McCormick in Pennsylvania Senate race
How a CCP-Controlled School Tied to Beijing's Nuclear Weapons Program Infiltrated the University of Minnesota
Sun Yat-sen University, which sits on a U.S. unverified list, has funneled millions to the university system's flagship campus in recent years
John Thune Wins Race To Replace 'Apex Predator' McConnell as Senate GOP Leader
Thune, who has represented South Dakota in the upper chamber since 2005, bested Texas's John Cornyn and Florida's Rick Scott
Republicans Will Have a House Majority. But With Vacancies Looming, How Big Will It Be?
Trump's appointments of Stefanik, Waltz could leave the GOP with exactly 218 seats
In Shadow of Immigration Firestorm, Trump Made Gains in Springfield—and Won the Ohio City for the First Time
Though WaPo acknowledged Trump narrowly won Springfield, it did not disclose that he had lost it twice before
Amish Shah Goes Down in Arizona's 1st, Setting Stage for Permanent Return to His 3rd District Mansion Alongside Cat Miss Meowerson
Shah claimed the luxury home he campaigned from and received a tax rebate on was not his 'official residence'
Will Republicans Have a Trifecta? So Far, House Returns Say Yes.
Though the lower chamber will take time to call, a narrow GOP majority is most likely outcome