Senior Writer, National Security & Foreign Policy
Adam Kredo is a Senior Writer at the Washington Free Beacon, specializing in national security and foreign policy matters. With a focus on conflict, geopolitics, and global security, his reporting spans various themes including energy policy and international affairs. Kredo's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Wall Street Journal, the Weekly Standard, and the Jerusalem Post.
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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
A day after New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani condemned the killing of "an Al Jazeera journalist, Ahmed Washah," in an Israeli airstrike in Gaza on Saturday, a video surfaced showing Washah aggressively firing an automatic rifle in the air and posing with a sniper rifle with a huge sight while wearing a militant headband.
By: Adam Kredo
Missouri State University has spent the past 25 years offering an MBA program for Chinese Communist Party officials and other "figures tied to China's defense industry," with graduates often taking senior roles in Chinese firms under American sanctions, according to a new investigation from the analytical firm Strategy Risks. The Chinese government is believed to be paying MSU several million dollars a year for the program.
By: Adam Kredo
The Los Angeles soccer fan who had his Israeli flag forcibly confiscated by event staff during a recent World Cup match at Los Angeles's SoFi stadium says he is prepared to sue the FIFA soccer organization for violating his civil rights and endangering his family's safety before a crowd of rabid pro-Palestinian fans, according to a document preservation letter sent late Wednesday and obtained exclusively by the
By: Adam Kredo
A coalition of more than 700 rabbis from across the United States are demanding that New York mayor Zohran Mamdani retract his claim that the pro-Israel AIPAC organization is a group of "monsters who move dark money," saying the inflammatory "antisemitic tropes" have put "a target on the backs of American Jews and their allies." The letter comes as new polling shows that 82 percent of Jewish New Yorkers are concerned about rising antisemitism.
By: Adam Kredo
The Biden administration's special envoy for "LGBTQI+ Persons," gender activist Jessica Stern, had a mandate to put gay and transgender issues at the forefront of American foreign policy, according to internal emails obtained by the Washington Free Beacon . The trove of emails reveals just how far the Democrats went to impose fringe views about gender and sexuality on American diplomats and allied countries across the globe.
By: Adam Kredo
Biotech heiress Nika Soon-Shiong announced on Monday that she was booted from the Committee to Protect Journalist's board of directors and blamed a Washington Free Beacon report on her anti-Israel activism for prompting the embattled organization to cut ties.
By: Adam Kredo
The Hamas-linked founder of Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor—the advocacy group that was a key source for the May 11 New York Times article that made outlandish claims about Israel training dogs to rape Palestinian journalists—recently declared on social media that Gaza-based journalists have a right to dually serve as terrorist operatives.
By: Adam Kredo
The internal chaos roiling the Committee to Protect Journalists deepened late Wednesday, when the embattled advocacy group's board of directors—under fire for the anti-Israel bias of several members, including the vice chair—voted to affirm that "organizations affiliated with militant groups" meet the criteria of a legitimate journalistic outlet "provided they are not engaging in combat or inciting violence in a manner likely to have imminent effect."
By: Adam Kredo
The Committee to Protect Journalists employs multiple staffers who have engaged in anti-Israel advocacy, accused Israel of "genocide," promoted anti-Israel economic boycotts and, in one case, authored a bizarre manifesto advocating "resistance and revolutionary violent pressure" against "the Zionist occupation," according to new research from the media watchdog group HonestReporting.
By: Adam Kredo
A growing coalition of law firms representing a New York Times Company shareholder is demanding the publisher turn over its "books and records" for an investigation "into whether the company's board has abdicated its basic oversight duties" following a string of controversial Times reports that sought to discredit Israel or support anti-Israel Democratic politicians such as Graham Platner, according to a demand letter obtained exclusively by the Washington Free Beacon
