Alana Goodman is a senior investigative reporter for the Washington Free Beacon. She has a focus on uncovering government corruption, exposing media bias, and investigating political scandals. Alana is also the co-author of the book "A Convenient Death."
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By: Alana Goodman
Rebecca Cooke, a Wisconsin Democratic House candidate, called for defunding "brute police enforcement" and said the money should go to addressing "root causes" of crime.
By: Alana Goodman
Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Elissa Slotkin failed to secure a key endorsement from the Detroit chamber of commerce—her second big endorsement snub as polls show Republicans gaining ground in the swing state.The Detroit Regional Chamber—which has backed a Democratic candidate in that senate seat for the past 18 years—announced it decided not to endorse any candidate in the race. The group said Slotkin and her Republican challenger, Mike Rogers, are both "strong candidates who would serve Michigan well."
By: Alana Goodman
Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Elissa Slotkin repeated her call for an Israeli ceasefire during the Senate debate on Tuesday and criticized the "humanitarian disaster going on in Gaza."
By: Alana Goodman
Richard Haass, one of the top foreign policy pundits backing Kamala Harris, slammed Israel’s military response to the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks, arguing that the Jewish state "should have gone about this operation in a far more discriminating way" and that the Israeli government "has not made it a priority" to secure the release of the remaining hostages.
By: Alana Goodman
A longtime aide to Sen. Tammy Baldwin (D., Wis.) was the host of a radical anti-cop podcast where guests praised Nation of Islam leader Louis
By: Alana Goodman
Kamala Harris once suggested it "would be great" to ban all gun ownership but said such a policy was unlikely and a "long way off" due to constitutional obstacles, according to a previously unreported audio recording.
By: Alana Goodman
Wisconsin Democratic Sen. Tammy Baldwin's longtime aide participated in an anti-police demonstration outside a Wisconsin police officer's home during
By: Alana Goodman
The Washington Post 's opinion editor privately blamed owner Jeff Bezos for barring the paper's editorial board from publishing an endorsement of
By: Alana Goodman
The Washington Post’s opinion editor privately blamed owner Jeff Bezos for barring the paper’s editorial board from publishing an endorsement of Kamala Harris, likening the decision to a "bomb" that "went off and now we are picking up the pieces," according to an audio recording of a tense and angry Monday editorial meeting. The recording was obtained and reviewed by the Washington Free Beacon.
By: Alana Goodman
Sen. Tammy Baldwin (D., Wis.) said this week that men and boys' competing in women's and girls' sports is "not a burning issue," even as she faces a barrage of negative attack ads over transgender issues.
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