Andrew Stiles is a senior writer at the Washington Free Beacon. He covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, culture and society, as well as world affairs, often emphasizing the intersection of these themes with publishing and media. His work has been featured in the Center for European Policy Analysis, Conservative Review, and the Washington Free Beacon.
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By: Andrew Stiles
Maureen Galindo, the kooky San Antonio sex therapist and Democratic House candidate who lost a primary runoff this week after receiving the most votes back in March, has made a series of comments most objective observers would describe as antisemitic.
Republicans are seizing and pouncing on James Talarico, the Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate in Texas, because—let's be honest—they're threatened by his modern brand of masculinity.
By: Andrew Stiles
Graham Platner is once again struggling to defend himself amid reports of youthful indiscretions that occurred in his late 30s.
By: Andrew Stiles
CBS News fired a senior employee on Tuesday for violating the sacred journalistic principles of "trust and mutual respect." Scott Pelley, 68, got the axe after a preening confrontation with 60 Minutes executive producer Nick Bilton in which Pelley disparaged his supervisor with "remarkable incivility and contempt."
By: Andrew Stiles
Graham Platner made history on Tuesday, becoming the first vanity oysterman and Nazi-tattooed Hotchkiss attendee to win a major party's nomination for U.S. Senate while facing credible allegations of domestic abuse. Barring another unforeseen setback or two, Platner will square off against longtime Republican incumbent Sen. Susan Collins (Maine) in the general election.
By: Andrew Stiles
Lesley Stahl has seen a lot of horrible things over the course of her career at 60 Minutes, but none of it can compare to the horror she experienced watching her fellow journalists lose their jobs for being obnoxious.
In her new memoir, Dr. Jill Biden, Ed. D., fondly recounts the moment she had "never felt prouder to be an educator." You might assume it happened in a classroom. But that's not how the good doctor rolls.
By: Andrew Stiles
Warning: This articles contains graphic soccer-related language and imagery that most Americans should find offensive and upsetting. Please consider the nature of the material before proceeding.
By: Andrew Stiles
Barack Obama wants the American people to stop caring so much about personal wealth and celebrity status. Speaking at a private stakeholder reception for the $850 million Obama Presidential Center, which opens to the public on Friday, the former president complained that "salt-of-the-earth, bedrock people" were being screwed over by nefarious elites consumed by greed and vanity.
The Barack Obama Presidential Center is finally open to the public. The Obamas threw themselves an invite-only launch party on Thursday with all of their celebrity friends. All the living former presidents showed up with their spouses. Joe Biden was also there.
