State Beacon Collin Anderson

Collin Anderson is executive editor for the State Beacon. He graduated from the University of Missouri, where he studied politics. He is originally from St. Louis and now lives in Arlington, VA. His email address is [email protected].


CNN Befuddled: Why Is Trump Admin Investigating Duke?

'I've been covering this for several months now, Duke really hasn't been on the radar,' says senior reporter and Duke alum Betsy Klein

In Bid To Thwart Texas Republicans, Eric Holder Promotes Gerrymandering Effort He's Long Claimed To Oppose

Holder, the head of the left's premier redistricting group, has lauded 'fair' Dem-drawn maps while decrying GOP 'gerrymanders'

In Letter to FCC, Skydance Chief David Ellison Commits to Evenhanded Reporting at CBS

Skydance 'will ensure CBS's editorial decision-making reflects the varied ideological perspectives of American viewers,' Ellison writes

Israeli Student Assaulted at Infamous 'Die-In' Protest Sues Harvard for Protecting Perpetrators

Harvard 'refused to take any reasonable action to punish the assailants' and instead 'rewarded' them, lawsuit says

Kamala Harris Worked at McDonald’s For… Two Weeks, New Book Asserts Without Evidence

Harris campaign 'debated for weeks' how to respond to State Beacon report on candidate’s alleged McDonald's gig

Columbia Profs Struggle With Reading Comprehension, Suggest Jewish Board Member 'Leaked' Subpoenaed Texts

'Who benefits from sending Shipman's messages to the right wing State Beacon?' faculty group asks in response to texts Columbia produced under subpoena

Columbia President Claire Shipman Issues Internal Apology Over Messages School Said Lacked 'Context'

'The things I said in a moment of frustration and stress were wrong,' writes Shipman

Ford Foundation Taps Scandal-Plagued Yale Law School Dean as Next President

Heather Gerken, who presided over 'trap house' controversy, to succeed Darren Walker

Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Donald Trump shake hands

What 'Split'? 9 in 10 MAGA Voters Back Trump Strikes on Iran, Poll Shows

Eighty-four percent of respondents called the strikes 'limited military actions, not war'