Todd Shepherd is a staff writer at the Washington Free Beacon. He began his reporting career in radio, working as an anchor and reporter for KOMA in Oklahoma City and KOA in Denver. He spent eight years as the investigative reporter for the Independence Institute in Colorado, a free-market-based think tank. Campaigns and Elections magazine named him a "Top Colorado Influencer" for his reporting and news blog. He’s a graduate of the media studies program from Oklahoma Baptist University.
Two newly elected Democratic House members selected to serve on the House Judiciary Committee are also on the record supporting the impeaching of President Donald Trump.
Rep. Ed Case, a newly elected Democrat from Hawaii, apologized on Wednesday after saying he was an “Asian trapped in a white body.”
Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Richard Burr (R., N.C.) said Wednesday he would not try to pursue avenues to obtain notes—to the extent any exist—from meetings between President Trump and Russian president Vladimir Putin.
An environmental center within New York University’s School of Law that was created and funded by former New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg has been executing a tightly knit public relations strategy with “progressive” state attorney general offices (OAGs), according to multiple emails obtained through open records requests.
Congressman Devin Nunes (R, Calif.) is pushing back on a weekend report from the New York Times which said the FBI opened a counterintelligence investigation into President Donald Trump shortly after he fired James Comey as the bureau’s director to determine if Trump was working as a foreign agent for Russia, perhaps even unwittingly.
ANKENY, Iowa—While discussing his ongoing efforts to see impeachment proceedings begin, billionaire political activist Tom Steyer told a crowd that his recent trip to the Nazi death camp of Auschwitz taught him a lesson about the meaning and purpose of political battles.
DES MOINES, Iowa – California billionaire and political activist Tom Steyer will not enter the already crowded field of Democrats seeking their party’s nomination for the 2020 presidential contest, according to a report by the New York Times.
DES MOINES, Iowa—California billionaire and activist Tom Steyer said his political agenda is centered on the idea of undoing the Reagan coalition and legacy, making those remarks just hours before he was set to make a “major announcement” regarding his political future as rumors continue to build that he is preparing for a presidential run.
Colorado governor John Hickenlooper (D.), the state’s pubmaster turned politician, recently revealed that although he is exploring a run for president in 2020, he is also considering challenging incumbent Republican senator Cory Gardner if the presidential idea fizzles.
A D.C.-based nonprofit group Power the Future is pressing Colorado Governor-Elect Jared Polis (D.) to rebuff environmental lobbying efforts calling on Polis enact a moratorium on all new oil and gas drilling in the state.
