Chuck Ross

When Beyoncé Knowles appeared at a campaign rally for Kamala Harris in Houston days before the election, the pop superstar declared she was there not as a politician or a celebrity. "I’m here as a mother," she said. But the $165,000 that Knowles’s production company, Parkwood Production Media, received from the Harris campaign may have had something to do with it.

A black church organization is calling on MSNBC to suspend and investigate host Al Sharpton over donations his organization took from Kamala Harris's campaign.

Houston Texans linebacker Azeez Al-Shaair wore "Free Palestine" cleats with Hamas propaganda scrawled on them during Sunday’s game against the Jacksonville Jaguars, in which the six-year veteran was ejected for delivering a dirty hit on quarterback Trevor Lawrence.

MSNBC was "unaware" that Kamala Harris's campaign paid Al Sharpton's nonprofit $500,000 shortly before Harris sat for a softball interview with the cable host, a network spokesman told the Washington Free Beacon.He wouldn't say, though, whether the left-wing network is taking any action against Sharpton for a move that appears to violate network policy. Other network hosts like Joe Scarborough have been publicly reprimanded for their failure to disclose making, rather than receiving, political donations.

Chuck Rocha, a Democratic operative and CNN contributor who was convicted of embezzling funds from a major labor union is eying a bid to lead the Democratic National Committee.

The financial entanglements between MSNBC host Al Sharpton and the Kamala Harris campaign, revealed this week by the Washington Free Beacon, are a "black eye" for the liberal network and media industry, according to a journalism group considered the "gold standard" of media ethics. "This kind of entanglement harms the credibility of the journalist, the […]

MSNBC president Rashida Jones maintains especially close ties with host Al Sharpton and his activist group, raising questions about her silence on donations Sharpton’s group received from Kamala Harris’s campaign shortly before he interviewed the vice president. 

Sen. Bob Casey (D.) is staying in the Pennsylvania Senate race until "every vote" is counted, he said Tuesday, even after the three-term incumbent lost a major vote of confidence from Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer (D., N.Y.) and saw his already minuscule path to victory narrow even further.

Kamala Harris’s presidential campaign donated $500,000 to Al Sharpton’s nonprofit organization just weeks before the anti-Semitic MSNBC host—who once said that "diamond merchant" Jews have the "blood of innocent babies" on their hands—conducted a friendly interview with Harris.

Kamala Harris, who ended her failed presidential campaign $20 million in debt, is soliciting donations to support a recount for incumbent Bob Casey against Republican Dave McCormick, the declared winner of the Pennsylvania Senate race. But rather than help Casey in his longshot ballot bid, Harris’s gambit may end up lining the pockets of her campaign and those of controversial campaign lawyer Marc Elias.

Rep. Summer Lee (D., Pa.), a member of the anti-Israel "Squad," published a letter last year touting support from "members of the Pittsburgh Jewish Community." One of those "members," Talya Lubit, is now charged with vandalizing a synagogue and Jewish community center located in Lee's congressional district.

Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Walz, who has described his Republican opponents as "weird," gave taxpayer funds as Minnesota governor to a nonprofit that provides "booty bumping" kits for drug users to ingest drugs through "the butthole."

A dark money group linked to Kamala Harris campaign attorney Marc Elias is boosting the Libertarian Party’s presidential candidate through a series of YouTube ads in battleground states, an apparent ploy to pull conservative votes away from Donald Trump.

Democratic Sen. Bob Casey, running for reelection in one of the most closely watched races in the country, recently said he opposes efforts to "constrain" the fracking industry, which employs more than 20,000 Pennsylvanians. But Casey has repeatedly introduced a bill during his 17-year Senate tenure that would give the federal government "rigorous oversight" of fracking and which industry groups say would cost hundreds of thousands of jobs.

Democratic congresswoman Susan Wild (Pa.) had a parking boot placed on her hybrid SUV due to hundreds of dollars in unpaid speeding tickets and other violations, according to photos and records obtained by the Washington Free Beacon.

Rep. Ruben Gallego (D., Ariz.) declared himself "the happiest man in the world" in February 2020 after his then-girlfriend, real estate lobbyist Sydney Barron, accepted his marriage proposal. "She said yes!! Thank you Sydney for being my forever!" Gallego wrote on social media on Feb. 15, 2020. Days later, Politico Playbook printed the news, announcing in its Feb. 18, 2020, edition that Gallego had popped the question in Ireland "at a small restaurant in the historic city of Limerick." 

A Pennsylvania labor union aligned with Rep. Susan Wild offered members $100 to attend a campaign rally for the vulnerable House Democrat earlier this month, according to a leaked text message obtained by the Washington Free Beacon. Wild later posted pictures of her posing with union members and thanked them for attending. 

Democratic Rep. Susan Wild (Pa.) admitted during a congressional debate Sunday that she failed to "think" before disparaging her conservative constituents. She also offered an unusual defense for sending an anti-Israel letter to a constituent asking her to support the Jewish state.  Republican representative Ryan Mackenzie brought up both issues during the debate to portray […]

In a sermon last month, the Rev. Frederick D. Haynes III told worshippers at his Dallas church about two encounters he had with his longtime criminal justice reform comrade-in-arms, Kamala Harris, after her ascension to the Democratic presidential ticket.

When two of Rep. Susan Wild’s constituents, a mother-daughter pair, wrote the Pennsylvania Democrat urging her to support Israel in its fight against Hamas, they received not one but two letters in response. One declared support for Israel and its "right to defend itself." The other called for international pressure on the Jewish state and an "immediate ceasefire."