Free Beacon Chuck Ross

Chuck Ross is a senior investigative reporter for the Washington Free Beacon. He previously worked as an investigative reporter for the Daily Caller. He graduated from Wichita State University and lives near Kansas City. You can reach Chuck at Ross@freebeacon.com


Abdul El-Sayed To Headline Islamic Event Alongside Pakistani Cleric Who Forced His 13-Year-Old Niece Into Marriage, Was Denounced for ‘Pedophilic Rhetoric’

Tariq Masood urged his congregants to marry off their own female children and invoked Sharia law on the question of women’s education

Extremist Michigan Imam Who Hosted El-Sayed Urges Followers To Turn Out To Vote and 'Deal the Zionist a Blow,' Frames Primary as Epic Fight Against 'Puppet' of Israel

Imam Hassan Qazwini praises 'clean' Abdul El-Sayed, says Haley Stevens is 'plot being schemed by the pro-Israeli lobby'

Abdul El-Sayed Touts Endorsements From Detroit Pastor He Paid $75,000 for ‘Consulting’: Arrangement Recalls Kamala Harris’s Payments to Al Sharpton

Horace Sheffield III was suspended from his previous radio show for a similar, questionable financial arrangement with a different far-left candidate

'My Family Doesn't Have Any Money': Hunter Biden Says He's Too Broke To Own a Car or Phone in Deposition Over Unpaid Legal Fees

Biden's former lawyer, Abbe Lowell, speculated that his former firm is suing Biden to get in good graces with the Trump administration

Abdul El-Sayed Headlined Luxury Fundraising Cruises for Islamic Charity Linked to Muslim Brotherhood

One of the Islamic Relief USA 'Cruise for a Cause' events took place aboard the Nautical Empress, 'one of New York Harbor's most impressive private charter yachts'

Indiana University Shuts Down Muslim Philanthropy Initiative Following Free Beacon Report on Hamas-Tied Trainings

The initiative hosted fundraising training events for a Turkish 'sham charity' that funneled money to Hamas

‘Doctor’ Adbul El-Sayed’s Longtime Aide Sold Shady Brain Pills in ‘Pyramid Scheme,’ Falsely Claimed Pills Treat Alzheimer’s Disease

El-Sayed, the Michigan Democrat, has made criticizing 'snake oil salesmen' and medical misinformation central to his Senate campaign