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FACT CHECK: Did Doug Emhoff Hire 'Trophy Secretary' at Pervy Law Firm? (PHOTOS)
An exclusive Washington Free Beacon investigation
A California Law Is Overturning Murder Convictions Over 'Racially Coded' Language. This 'Tough on Crime' House Candidate Backed It.
'It's California placing burdens on the criminal justice system without understanding why,' county prosecutor says of Adam Gray-endorsed Racial Justice Act
California Threatens To Bring Legal Hammer Down on Black Lives Matter Grassroots Over Sketchy Finances
California is demanding embattled charity produce missing tax return that could resolve an $8.7 million discrepancy
‘People Shouldn’t Go to Jail for Smoking Weed’ Says Kamala Harris, Who Sent Thousands to Jail for Smoking Weed
Harris repudiates legacy as California attorney general in hard-hitting interview with former NBA players
Revealed: House Candidate Will Rollins Uses Actors To Portray Cop and Judge in Campaign Ad in Latest Exaggeration of 'Tough on Crime' Chops
In fight for hotly contested California district, Rollins routinely touts his 'career in law enforcement'
Not a Hoax: Kamala Harris Marches with Jussie Smollett in Resurfaced Video as Pardon Rumors Swirl
VP was one of many Democrats who fell for actor's self-inflicted hate crime in 2019
'I Took On the Sinaloa Cartel': Democratic House Candidate Will Rollins Claims He Fought Drug Lords, ISIS, and MS-13. Did He?
An extensive Washington Free Beacon review found Rollins has greatly exaggerated his record as an assistant U.S. attorney
Democrat Will Rollins Has Long History of Going Easy on Meth Dealers—Including a Violent Gang Member—But He's Running for Congress as a Tough-on-Crime Prosecutor
The California Democrat, locked in a tight House race with Republican incumbent Ken Calvert, has repeatedly helped dealers caught peddling thousands of meth doses avoid life sentences
A Serial Poisoner Poured Bleach on Groceries 15 Times in Bizarre, Multi-Store Crime Spree. Why Did Will Rollins Give Him a Sweetheart Plea Deal?
David Lohr was sentenced to less than five years in prison after facing a maximum of 60 years in prison