Alexandria Jacobson is an Investigative Reporter at Bisnow. She focuses on a range of themes including culture and society, government and politics, and civil rights, often exploring topics such as elections, public policy, and social interest. Alexandria's work has been featured in notable publications including the Chicago Tribune, MSN, AlterNet, and Raw Story.
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By: Alexandria Jacobson
In the wake of a fourth death at a U.S. Postal Service megafacility in Georgia, a union leader blasted the government agency for its inadequate emergency response procedures.Jonathan Smith, president of the American Postal Workers Union, called out a lack of emergency phones at a 1-million-square-fo...
By: Alexandria Jacobson
Charlie Kirk, the late right-wing activist and ally of President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance, privately expressed concerns about how the president was handling Middle East affairs amid fractures in the MAGA base, according to a highly anticipated book released Tuesday.In “Regime Change:...
By: Alexandria Jacobson
President Donald Trump rang in the new year at his Mar-a-Lago winter home featuring a multimillion dollar painting auction and high-profile members of his Cabinet dancing and singing along to rap songs, according to a newly released book about Trump’s second term in office.New York Times journalists...
As the issued a slew of decisions before its summer recess, a legal expert sounded the alarm on how corporate influence prevailed in swaying the latest decisions.
By: Alexandria Jacobson
A Haitian nurse heralded as a hero during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic is living in fear in Florida as she waits to hear if she will get another work authorization extension to remain with her terminally ill mother and 17-month-old son in the United States — her home for more than 30 years.Ha...
By: Alexandria Jacobson
In the immediate aftermath of Charlie Kirk’s assassination last September, Rudy Giuliani unleashed a flood of X posts calling for the firings of teachers and other workers who shared critical posts about the murdered right-wing activist.Giuliani, former New York City mayor and President Donald Trump...
By: Alexandria Jacobson
For more than a year, Captain Katie Benn has been on administrative absence from the U.S. Army, pulled from her deployment after President Donald Trump signed an executive order banning transgender individuals from serving in the military.When faced with the decision last spring to voluntarily leave...
By: Alexandria Jacobson
CBS editor-in-chief Bari Weiss and network leadership left network stations across the country scrambling after reversing course at least three times about whether or not to air President Donald Trump’s speech about election interference last week, an employee told Raw Story.The staffer of a CBS aff...
By: Alexandria Jacobson
Increased armed guards at U.S. Postal Service facilities may signal an effort by President Donald Trump to control the mail before the midterms, scholars and union leaders warn.USPS plans to deploy more contracted armed security officers at 18 mail facilities across the country this month, according...
By: Alexandria Jacobson
Under a never-before-tested Kentucky law, Monday could be the last chance to call a special election before the midterms to fill the seat widely believed to have been effectively left vacant by Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-KY) for more than a month.As an apparent insurance policy for this exact situation...
