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
Congress is taking up new legislation that would bar Chinese, Russian, Iranian, North Korean, and Cuban nationals from accessing all U.S. national laboratories in the latest attempt by lawmakers to stop adversarial nations from stealing sensitive U.S. technology and research, according to a copy of the bill exclusively obtained by the Washington Free Beacon.
By: Adam Kredo
Congress is taking up new legislation that would bar Chinese, Russian, Iranian, North Korean, and Cuban nationals from accessing all U.S. national laboratories in the latest attempt by lawmakers to stop adversarial nations from stealing sensitive U.S. technology and research, according to a copy of the bill exclusively obtained by the
By: Adam Kredo
MS NOW's premier anti-Israel host, Ayman Mohyeldin, is now homeless—having had three shows canceled in four years—and is only appearing occasionally on MS NOW programs as a commentator. He has also significantly dialed down his attacks on Israel and is posting little on social media for his hundreds of thousands of followers.
By: Adam Kredo
Foreign Policy , the influential Washington-based publication, has financial ties to the State of Qatar, according to a Washington Free Beacon review. Doha's patronage raises red flags about the magazine's coverage of issues like the Iran war, Israel's operations in Gaza, and other areas where Qatar is using its vast wealth to influence American foreign policy.
By: Adam Kredo
The Senate is taking up new legislation to reauthorize and expand sanctions on Nicaragua, citing mass "widespread human rights abuses" and "systematic corruption" under longtime dictator Daniel Ortega, according to a copy of the
By: Adam Kredo
The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) still includes at least 120 names linked to Hamas and other terror factions on its widely cited list of "journalists" killed in Gaza, according to an independent audit of the organization's database obtained exclusively by the Washington Free Beacon . That's well over half the names on the 209-person list maintained by the embattled, New York-based group.
By: Adam Kredo
The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) still includes at least 120 names linked to Hamas and other terror factions on its widely cited list of "journalists" killed in Gaza, according to an independent audit of the organization's database obtained exclusively by the Washington Free Beacon. That's well over half the names on the 209-person list maintained by the embattled, New York-based group.
By: Adam Kredo
Palestinian Authority-run schools in the West Bank are glorifying Hamas's Oct. 7 terror spree, using the Israeli death toll to teach third graders math lessons and hosting school-wide assemblies where children publicly commit to "cool the fire in our heart with the body parts and screams of soldiers," among many other such examples, according to a new investigation obtained exclusively by the
By: Adam Kredo
Federal investigators have independently confirmed for the first time that a man caught on tape brazenly dragging an Israeli's lifeless body into the back of an SUV during Hamas's Oct. 7 massacre was a social worker for the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) who moonlit as a Hamas "military communications" operative, according to nonpublic investigatory records obtained exclusively by the
By: Adam Kredo
Federal investigators have independently confirmed for the first time that a man caught on tape brazenly dragging an Israeli's lifeless body into the back of an SUV during Hamas's Oct. 7 massacre was a social worker for the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) who moonlit as a Hamas "military communications" operative, according to nonpublic investigatory records obtained exclusively by the Washington Free Beacon.
