Kelly Weill is a reporter for The Daily Beast, specializing in national news stories in the United States. Her work has also been featured in publications such as Rolling Stone and Yahoo News. She covers a wide range of topics including politics, social issues, and breaking news events.
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Kelly Weill's articles predominantly cover evolving and breaking news stories related to government, politics, legal issues, extremism, and gun violence in the United States. She focuses on controversial topics such as anti-Semitism, white supremacy, and voting rights.
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By: Rachel Olding, Kelly Weill
Rep. Jared Golden, whose hometown was torn apart by a mass shooter on Wednesday, conceded he was wrong to have “opposed efforts to ban deadly weapons of war.”
A Maine neo-Nazi is pulling up stakes on his planned white supremacist compound, after pressure from locals resulted in his ban from a local gym, and his friend's ban from AirBnB.
A white supremacist group bought up land in rural Maine for a headquarters. Months after their location was revealed, they’ve sold the property.
By: Kelly Weill
The militia leader bonded out of jail on $10,000 this summer. His continued failure to appear in court has earned him another warrant—and a $250,000 bond.
By: Kelly Weill
Some defendants in a scheme to overturn Michigan's 2020 presidential election results claim they were acting on Trump's orders.
Some defendants in a scheme to overturn Michigan’s 2020 presidential election results claim they were acting on Trump’s orders.
By: Kelly Weill
As the organization’s CEO praises Elon Musk and takes a hard line against pro-Palestinian groups, recent employees say the ADL is imperiling its own mission.
Three Washington state counties have declined to install a new device which will help election security citing an unfounded conspiracy theory that they are run by the radical left.
By: Kelly Weill
Danielle Johnson assured readers that the eclipse was not the end of the world.
Astrologer Danielle Johnson’s murder-suicide is singularly tragic. But she’s not the first woman to fall into conspiracies on her search for wellness.
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