Free Beacon Meghan Blonder
Meghan Blonder is a staff writer for the Washington Free Beacon. She graduated from Albright College where she studied Political Science and Spanish. She is originally from Beachwood, N.J., and now lives in Alexandria, Va. Her email address is blonder@freebeacon.com.
Tale of Two Chambers: GOP-Led House Celebrates Flag Day Without Dem-Led Senate
Schumer's flag snub comes after Biden featured 'Progress Pride Flag' at White House
California Can't Generate Enough Power To Fuel Its Electric Vehicle Mandate, Report Finds
'It is past time for the state to reassess its approach for addressing global climate change,' think tank says
Minnesota Democrats Approve Free College For Illegal Immigrants as They Hike Taxes on Residents
Higher taxes on gas, retail deliveries, cars come despite state's $17.5 billion surplus
Kentucky Jewish Group Condemns Anti-Semitic Activists Working To Reelect Dem Governor
Linda Sarsour and Tamika Mallory's anti-Semitic history is 'deeply troubling,' Kentucky Jewish Council says
Prominent Anti-Semites Launch Campaign To Stop Republican From Becoming Kentucky's First Black Governor
After Women's March ousting, Linda Sarsour and Tamika Mallory set their sights on Cameron
Andy Beshear Says He Fights For Coal Miners. His Legislative Record Tells a Different Story.
Kentucky Dem governor refused to support coal power plant bill, backed anti-coal politicians
FLASHBACK: Kentucky Democrat Andy Beshear Posed With Anti-Catholic Group at Center of Dodgers Controversy
Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence now faces renewed backlash amid inclusion in MLB team's 'Pride Night'
Liberal Writers Can't Stop Calling Black Republican Daniel Cameron Anti-Black
Kentucky gubernatorial nominee Cameron sold his soul to the devil, Courier Journal's Ricky Jones argues
Biden Admin Wants Teachers to 'Partner Directly With Parents'—But Only In Puerto Rico
Under Biden, FBI has investigated dozens of U.S. parents who criticized school boards
Dem Congressman: We Must Stop Drilling for Oil 'Completely'
'Severe weather events' won't stop unless oil is eradicated, Jamaal Bowman argues