Adam Kredo is a Senior Writer at the Washington Free Beacon. He specializes in foreign policy, national security, and regional interest, with a focus on topics such as the GOP, social issues, Israel, and Iranian affairs. Kredo's work has been featured in various outlets including PR Newswire, Middle East Forum, and RealClearDefense.
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Adam Kredo's coverage predominantly focuses on government announcements and legal policy regulations within the United States, with themes covering government & politics and world affairs. His articles often center around US foreign policy, especially as it pertains to Israel, Hamas, the Biden Administration, the United Nations, and terrorism.
Given his focus on political developments related to international relations and counterterrorism efforts in particular regions like Israel and Gaza, experts with a deep understanding of US foreign policy towards these areas would likely be valuable sources for him. Additionally, individuals who can provide insight into legal or regulatory aspects of counterterrorism measures may also find their expertise relevant to his reporting.
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By: Adam Kredo
Hamas will reportedly release three female Israeli hostages on Sunday as part of a newly inked ceasefire agreement that comes in the wake of President-elect Donald Trump's pledge to rain "hell" on the terror group should it fail to release the captives before his inauguration.
By: Adam Kredo
With TikTok threatening an "immediate shut-off" this Sunday as the Supreme Court decides its fate, Democratic senator Ed Markey (Mass.) is pushing
By: Adam Kredo
Secretary of state nominee Marco Rubio sailed through his Senate confirmation hearing, drawing bipartisan praise from his former colleagues as he pledged to confront Iran's accelerating nuclear program and provide Israel with the support it needs to finish decimating Tehran's terror proxies.
By: Adam Kredo
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled in favor of the TikTok sell-or-ban law on Friday, just two days before the January 19 deadline for the video sharing app to decouple from its Chinese Communist Party-controlled parent company. Hours earlier, on Thursday night, the Biden administration said it would not enforce the ban, leaving the app's fate in the hands of President-elect Donald Trump.
By: Adam Kredo
Heavily armed Hamas terrorists and their Gazan allies paraded through the streets on Sunday, surrounding an ambulance carrying the first round of Israeli hostages released under a tenuous ceasefire deal. The public show of force served as a stark reminder that, even after a year of war, Hamas still controls the embattled Gaza Strip.
By: Adam Kredo
The Senate overwhelmingly confirmed Marco Rubio as America's new secretary of state on Monday evening, fast-tracking the now-former Florida senator through a confirmation process in which he gained broad backing from lawmakers in both parties.
By: Adam Kredo
The Trump State Department implemented a landmark "One Flag Policy" policy on Monday, barring U.S. outposts at home and abroad from flying any other flag but the Stars and Stripes. The newly issued order, a copy of which was obtained by the Washington Free Beacon , effectively bans American facilities from displaying flags affiliated with left-wing movements, including the pride and Black Lives Matter flags that flew over U.S. government buildings under Biden.
By: Adam Kredo
President Donald Trump is slated to sign the order later on Wednesday, the official said. The order fully restores tough American sanctions on the Yemen-based terror group that the Biden administration lifted in 2021. Trump added the Houthis to America's FTO list in the waning days of his first administration, but the Biden White House reversed the move amid efforts to ease diplomatic tensions with Iran.
By: Adam Kredo
42 percent of registered voters strongly support the sanctions, compared with 14 percent who strongly oppose
By: Adam Kredo
The Republican-controlled Congress is moving on legislation that would authorize wide-ranging sanctions on the Palestinian government and any
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