Alana Goodman

Abdul El-Sayed, a candidate in the Democratic primary for Michigan's open Senate seat in 2026, called border agents "white supremacists" and blamed the United States for illegal immigration from Central America and in a since-deleted post on X.

A nonprofit group linked to anti-Semitic activist Linda Sarsour, an ally of New York City mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani (D.), received $4.1 million in city and state funds over a period of seven years, public records show.

Several leaders of prominent universities on Monday said they believe the anti-Israel and anti-Semitic demonstrations that broke out on campuses across the United States during the Jewish state's war against Hamas were not organic, instead telling a panel audience they believe "organized networks," and even foreign governments, may have driven the unrest.

A whistleblower accused one of the Biden administration's top energy loan recipients of maintaining a "hidden" set of financial records while defrauding investors and tax authorities. The Biden administration guaranteed a $3 billion loan to the company anyway, the Washington Free Beacon has learned through interviews and whistleblower reports.

When media publisher Maria Ressa delivered a commencement speech at Harvard University in 2024, she said her pro-Israel critics were after "money and power," prompting a rabbi affiliated with the university to walk off the dais. Now, Hillary Clinton is giving her namesake award to Ressa, the CEO of Rappler, who ran an editorial equating Israel with Nazi Germany.

The major AI platforms—which have emerged as significant American news sources—describe Charlie Kirk’s assassination as motivated by "right-wing ideology" and downplay left-wing violence as "exceptionally rare," according to a Washington Free Beacon analysis.

A veteran Metropolitan Police Department officer alleged in an ongoing lawsuit law enforcement in Washington, D.C., had misclassified murders in an effort to artificially deflate the district’s homicide numbers, according to documents reviewed by the Washington Free Beacon, presenting a "danger to public safety" by "allowing murderers to remain on the street."

The new employee consulted for Deborah Lipstadt, who failed to address campus anti-Semitism while in office

The nation's largest teachers' union plans to promote a version of Holocaust remembrance that does not mention Jews, according to its 2025 handbook, which references "victims of the Holocaust from different faiths" and teaches that Israel was founded through "forced, violent displacement and dispossession," its most recent guide for members shows.

Interim President Robert Groves also admitted that the university does not screen for anti-Semitic beliefs when hiring faculty and staff

The ADL and others are “deeply troubled by a recently circulated video clip of Ismael Jimenez in which he “appears to rationalize" Oct. 7

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology defended a professor who repeatedly harassed a Jewish student until he dropped out of school and an instructor who served in the Israel Defense Forces, according to a federal anti-discrimination lawsuit filed against the university on Wednesday.

Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, and other prominent human rights groups have so far declined to condemn the strike that injured at least 80.

Addameer, now on the Treasury Department's list of terror financiers, has partnered with Ivy League schools to spread anti-Israel propaganda

Shaul Magid, who has called the Jewish state “illiberal” and “chauvinist,” will be Harvard's inaugural Professor of Modern Jewish Studies in Residence.

President Joe Biden’s energy loan czar gave out billions to green energy companies. Now, he’s trying to help them to leave the United States and seek subsidies from European governments. Jigar Shah, the former director of the Department of Energy’s Loan Programs Office, has been "talking to officials in Brussels about re-domiciling companies in Europe," Bloomberg reported this week.

Union officials promoted an "anti-Semitic toxic environment" at a New York legal aid organization where employees adorned the office with posters defending Hamas terrorism and calling for "intifada," according to a federal anti-discrimination complaint filed on Wednesday.

They doled out billions in federal loans to green energy companies, some of which failed spectacularly or led to congressional investigations. Now President Biden’s and President Obama’s energy loan czars—Jigar Shah and Jonathan Silver—are launching an advisory firm to teach green energy companies how to succeed.

The University of California, Berkeley, received donations from a blacklisted Chinese research university, Chinese Communist Party officials, and a Beijing state-owned chemical company, according to records obtained by the Washington Free Beacon.

For decades, federal law has required U.S. universities to disclose the sources of large foreign donations to the federal government. But the Biden administration sparsely enforced the law, allowing foreign nationals from adversarial countries to funnel cash to top American schools and stay anonymous. In some cases, it's unclear whether the schools themselves are keeping close track of the foreign money they accept. In early February, the Washington Free Beacon filed state records requests with 11 public universities for the identities of foreign donors that gave the schools more than $20,000 in the past two years. Some, like the University of California, Los Angeles and University of Michigan, said it would take months of searching or more than $1,500 in fees to provide an answer.