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Peter Hasson

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Doing things. Former Free Beacon editor, former Fox News sr editor, former Daily Caller investigative editor. Author: The Manipulators. Catholic. Husband. Dadx3
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Platner 'Taking Time To Reflect' on 'Best Path Forward' Following Rape Allegation Original

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By Peter Hasson
| The Washington Free Beacon Verified
Graham Platner addresses rape allegations against him in a video posted to X. Left-wing Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner is "taking the time to reflect on the best path forward" after an ex-girlfriend accused him of drunkenly entering her house uninvited and raping her in 2021.
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Iowa's Josh Turek, Self-Described 'Common-Sense Moderate Democrat,' Voted To Protect Race-Based DEI Programs in Iowa Schools Original

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By Collin Anderson Verified, Peter Hasson
| The Washington Free Beacon Verified
Josh Turek (Charlie Neibergall/Getty Images) Iowa's Josh Turek, who presents himself as a "common-sense moderate Democrat" running for Senate in a red state, voted to protect race-based diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives in Iowa's universities and K-12 schools. Turek, a former wheelchair basketball player who has served in the Iowa state house since 2023, voted against a trio of anti-DEI bills between April 2024 and May 2025, including two that became law.
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Texas’s James Talarico, 37, Shares His Only Checking Account With His Mom Original

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By Peter Hasson
| The Washington Free Beacon Verified
Democratic Texas State Rep. James Talarico speaks to supporters at the Fire Fighters Hall February 21, 2026 in El Paso, Texas. (Photo by Alberto Silva Fernandez/Getty Images) Texas Senate candidate James Talarico, 37, has a single checking account that holds up to $50,000—and he shares it with his mother, a frequent contributor to his political campaigns who pitched in to cover Talarico’s moving expenses when he was 32, records show.
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