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.
Report: Harvard Grad Student Captured on Film Accosting Classmate Removed From Proctor Role
Elom Tettey-Tamaklo and other keffiyeh-clad demonstrators surrounded Jewish student at protest while shouting, 'SHAME!'
WaPo's Shipley Hand-Selected Hamas Cartoon He Pulled Amid Woke Blowback, Cartoonist Ramirez Says
Pulitzer Prize winner calls paper's decision a 'blow against … the freedom of speech'
'Last Line of Defense': Montana AG Austin Knudsen Launches Reelection Bid
Republican Attorneys General Association vice chair pledges to fight 'disastrous Biden agenda'
Harvard Law Student Says Pal at Anti-Israel Protest Was Protecting Her From 'Aggressive' Jew
Israeli student put 'peaceful protestors at risk' by filming them, Harvard's Aashna Avachat says
Harvard Scrubs Online Bio of Student Captured on Video Harassing Israeli Classmate
The college has yet to address the incident—but established a task force devoted to helping student protesters whose identities have been made public.
'This Is Not Leadership': Open Letter Skewers Harvard For Failing To Protect Jewish Students
Mitt Romney, Seth Klarman cite Free Beacon report in letter lamenting 'vitriol against Jews' on Ivy League campus
Washington Free Beacon Poll: Send in the Marines To Rescue American Hostages
Majority of Americans support US forces to assist in Gaza Strip hostage rescue, see Israeli ground assault as justified
Biden's 'TikTok Army' Uses Hamas-Affiliated Propaganda Outlet To Accuse Israel of 'Genocide'
Citing data from Quds News Network, Gen-Z for Change's Elise Joshi calls for 'Palestinian liberation'
Philadelphia Inquirer Retracts Anti-Semitic Cartoon Under Pressure From GOP Senate Candidate Dave McCormick
'Hamas is responsible for the brutal killing of hundreds of innocent Israelis, and yet the Inquirer is taking their side,' McCormick said