
Ethan Barton
Producer and Reporter at Fox News
Editor @FreeBeacon | Former: @FoxNews, Daily Caller News Foundation editor in chief | Known for 'cosmic scum' and 'feral energy'
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5 days ago |
freebeacon.com | Ethan Barton
An assailant who threw molotov cocktails at a Boulder, Colorado, group raising awareness for Hamas’s hostages on Sunday shouted, "We have to end Zionists," and yelled unintelligible remarks about Palestine. The man, who police arrested but hasn’t identified, hospitalized several victims, including some serious. There it is.
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1 month ago |
freebeacon.com | Ethan Barton
Former Rep. Yadira Caraveo’s (D., Colo) staffers had to enter therapy after enduring the Colorado Democrat’s abusive behavior as she dealt with mental health struggles, including two suicide attempts witnessed by aides, the Colorado Sun reported Thursday. Caraveo’s "frightening and traumatizing" behavior while serving in Congress and running for reelection last year prompted her aides to propose a safety plan, according to the Colorado Sun.
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Apr 14, 2024 |
nypost.com | Ethan Barton
The Supreme Court on Friday unanimously ruled that fees governments issue — even those imposed by a legislature — must be based on actual adverse impacts. In other words, building permit fees, for example, can’t cost more than any damage the public would face from development. “Holding building permits hostage in exchange for excessive development fees is obviously extortion,” said Paul Beard, the attorney who represented the plaintiff in the Supreme Court case.
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Apr 13, 2024 |
newsbreak.com | Ethan Barton
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Apr 13, 2024 |
foxnews.com | Ethan Barton
Video The Supreme Court on Friday unanimously ruled that fees governments issue — even those imposed by a legislature — must be based on actual adverse impacts. In other words, building permit fees, for example, can’t cost more than any damage the public would face from development. "Holding building permits hostage in exchange for excessive development fees is obviously extortion," said Paul Beard, the attorney who represented the plaintiff in the Supreme Court case.
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This also makes it much more difficult to hold these staffers accountable for straight up lying to the American public.

When I vent about blind quotes, it’s usually about someone getting anonymity for a quote that wouldn’t be news if their name was on it. But it’s stuff like this, too. The reporter who ran with this blind quote looks like a schmuck.

RT @SteveGuest: It's not just blind quotes. Current MSNBC host Jen Psaki said it from the White House podium: "Sometimes [Biden is] hard to…

This will certainly appease the Trump administration as it presses Columbia (and freezes the university's federal funding) over campus anti-Semitism. Right? https://t.co/aWkzr7kGZd

What Could Go Wrong? Columbia Announces Obama DHS Secretary Will Co-Chair Board of Trustees as Trump Scrutinizes Anti-Semitism. https://t.co/rarBPmgbhy