Alexandria Jacobson is an Investigative Reporter at various prominent outlets. She covers a range of topics including politics, government, public policy, and elections, with a focus on general assignment news and world affairs. Alexandria's work has been featured in Bisnow, Chicago Tribune, MSN, AlterNet, Raw Story, Built In, and World Wealth Journal.
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By: Alexandria Jacobson
After weathering years of challenges, from online competition to the COVID pandemic, President Donald Trump’s tariffs became “the last reason” why Jennifer Bergman decided to close down the New York City toy store her mother opened in 1981.As small businesses currently navigate a complex tariff refu...
By: Alexandria Jacobson
When the College Republicans of America appointed a student with ties to white supremacist influencer Nick Fuentes as its political director, social media praise rolled in from university chapters.“We are @KaiSchwemmer,” posted Nick Jacobs, president of the Wisconsin Federation of College Republican...
By: Alexandria Jacobson
Three nonprofits associated with dark money megadonor and architect of the conservative Supreme Court supermajority Leonard Leo funneled more than $50 million into the world’s largest lay Catholic organization — whose donations, in turn, advanced anti-abortion and anti-LGBTQ+ causes, according to an...
By: Alexandria Jacobson
In solidly red Nebraska lies a “blue dot” around Omaha where Democrats Joe Biden and Kamala Harris captured the majority of the vote in the last two presidential elections, but the incumbent Republican House representative kept his seat.Now that Rep. Don Bacon (R-NE) announced his plans to not seek ...
Holding an American flag attached to a microphone, Democrat Lexy Doherty tells her social media followers that flipping the House seat in Georgia’s 10th congressional district is within reach. “You can help me flip a seat from a MAGA Republican by boosting this video,” Doherty says to her TikTok fol...
Alexandria Jacobson, Investigative Reporter Holding an American flag attached to a microphone, Democrat Lexy Doherty tells her social media
By: Alexandria Jacobson
Hidden among a sea of blue campaign signs for Democrats off the side of a road in the Atlanta metro area lies a dark navy blue and green sign for a conservative candidate for governor.The placard is for Brad Raffensperger, Georgia’s secretary of state, whom President Donald Trump famously called aft...
By: Alexandria Jacobson
When Ronn Easton, a Vietnam veteran, first learned of President Donald Trump’s plans to build a massive triumphal arch near Arlington National Cemetery he started losing sleep.“The thought of that big, 250-foot monstrosity casting shadow on the graves of those heroes makes me sick to my stomach,” sa...
By: Alexandria Jacobson
A Chicago teen detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) for more than two months was released Tuesday in time to attend his high school graduation after pressure from legislators and community backlash.Ricardo Hernandez-Navarrete, 18, and Martha Liliana Navarrete-Capazan, 46, were ...
By: Alexandria Jacobson
After voting for Donald Trump multiple times, longtime Republicans Ron and Chrissey Kelley turned on the president and his MAGA movement when his second administration’s policies threatened their livelihood.Last October, Ron, a 55-year-old construction analyst for the U.S. Department of Housing and ...
