William F. Buckley Jr. Fellow in Political Journalism
Zach Kessel is a William F. Buckley Jr. Fellow in Political Journalism. He covers a wide range of topics including elections, government, politics, and public policy, with a particular focus on education, higher education, and legal affairs. His work has been featured in The Dispatch, Washington Free Beacon, National Review, and Conservative Review.
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By: Zach Kessel
The Oregon Health Authority (OHA) distributed a list of resources for "LGBTQIA2S+ young people" earlier this month filled with materials produced by radical transgender activists, including a biological man who regularly posts photos wearing only women's underwear to social media and a furry named "Moss Lobos" who is known to wear a cat fursuit and has declared that "all cats are gay," a Washington Free Beacon review found.
By: Zach Kessel
Left-wing Texas Senate candidate James Talarico, who says "billionaires" are "destroying this country," held a big-ticket Chicago fundraiser with billionaire Hyatt Hotels heir and Illinois governor J.B. Pritzker (D.), where attendees were encouraged to contribute as much as $13,500 to attend.
By: Zach Kessel
The likely Democratic nominee in Wisconsin's Third Congressional District, Rebecca Cooke, identified a crucial "voting bloc" for her campaign during a recent fundraiser: out-of-state college students "from Minnesota" who can be "re-register[ed]" to vote in the Badger State, an audio recording obtained by the
By: Zach Kessel
Fresh off a series of wins in deep-blue House districts in New York and Colorado, the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) are homing in on Michigan in an attempt to propel left-wing insurgent Abdul El-Sayed to victory in the state's Democratic Senate primary.
By: Zach Kessel
The Democratic nominee for Senate in Arkansas, Hallie Shoffner, said she "would vote to defund ICE" if elected this fall, adding that she "would not spend one more dime" on the immigration enforcement agency and does not "care whether these are folks that have documents or not," video footage shows.
By: Zach Kessel
The Democratic nominee in Pennsylvania's Seventh Congressional District, Bob Brooks, did not hold a workers' compensation insurance policy at his lawn care company for more than four years, records reviewed by the Washington Free Beacon show, an apparent violation of state law.
By: Zach Kessel
The presumptive Democratic nominee in Arizona's Sixth Congressional District, JoAnna Mendoza, is attempting to distance herself from her past comments calling to defund police. At the same time, she's holding fundraisers with far-left groups that have called to defund police, a
By: Zach Kessel
An activist group in South Florida that has launched a campaign against the expansion of charter schools in Miami-Dade County and bills itself as a group of "Miami moms fighting for your child's right to read and learn" is led by a disgraced Democratic operative with a rap sheet that includes shoplifting from a local Target store and a lengthy history of civil judgments.
By: Zach Kessel
The Democratic nominee in Pennsylvania's Eighth Congressional District, Scranton mayor Paige Cognetti, is receiving sharp criticism from city council members and her own constituents for being absent from council meetings as she runs for the House of Representatives.
By: Zach Kessel
A Queens man who was indicted for manslaughter late last month after killing a woman in a three-car crash and then fleeing the scene was also charged with hate crimes yesterday for allegedly destroying property outside a kosher bagel shop just days before the crash.
