Free Beacon Jessica Costescu
Jessica Costescu is a staff writer for the Washington Free Beacon. She graduated from the Georgetown University School of Foreign Service with a major in International Politics and a concentration in Foreign Policy. She also holds an Associate Degree in Administration of Justice from Cypress College. She can be reached at costescu@freebeacon.com
House Hopeful Rebecca Cooke, Billing Herself as a Political Outsider, Served on Shape-Shifting Dark Money Group’s Steering Committee
‘My background is rooted in agriculture, small business and helping women entrepreneurs,’ Cooke says
Columbia Student Expelled for Storming Hamilton Hall Accesses Campus To Deliver Speech to Anti-Israel Protesters
'We need to build a movement to fight back,' Grant Miner told the crowd
Senate Education Committee Launches Campus Protest Probe Into Terror-Linked American Muslims for Palestine
Group ordered to hand over records on financial support for demonstrations
After Nasrallah Mourner's Expulsion From US, CAIR Tells Non-Citizens: Travel With Burner Phones To Avoid Deportation
‘Don’t wave the banner in front of the protest,’ one speaker warned visa holders
UC San Diego, Aiming To Expand Its Hispanic Student Population, Turned to a Race-Based 'Latinx Cluster Hire Initiative'
The discriminatory recruitment plan promised to combat UC San Diego’s 'stagnant progress' in 'diversifying the faculty'
Masked Protesters Rally Against Columbia's New Mask Policy, Testing School's Resolve To Deliver Trump-Imposed Reforms
The protesters marched unimpeded without being asked to identify themselves as Columbia president downplays mask ban to angry faculty members
Mahmoud Khalil Omitted Work for Terror-Tied UNRWA From Green Card Application, Prosecutors Say
Detained Columbia protest leader served as a political affairs officer for the agency at the time of Hamas’s Oct. 7 terror attack, court filing shows
University of Pennsylvania Lays Off Anti-Semitic Cartoonist After Trump Slashes Hundreds of Millions in Federal Funding
Communications lecturer Dwayne Booth kept teaching at Ivy League school after he published blood libel cartoon
Columbia Caves to Trump in First Stage of $430 Million Funding Fight
The school will ban masks at protests, empower campus police, and implement other reforms to unlock 'long-term' negotiations with federal regulators
Trump Admin Grants Columbia One-Day Extension To Implement Reforms
An agreement to comply would not restore $430 million in federal funding but rather unlock 'long-term' negotiations