Alexandria Jacobson is an Investigative Reporter at Bisnow. She focuses on a range of themes including culture and society, government and politics, and civil rights, often exploring topics such as elections, public policy, and social interest. Alexandria's work has been featured in notable publications including the Chicago Tribune, MSN, AlterNet, and Raw Story.
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By: Alexandria Jacobson
Increased armed guards at U.S. Postal Service facilities may signal an effort by President Donald Trump to control the mail before the midterms, scholars and union leaders warn.USPS plans to deploy more contracted armed security officers at 18 mail facilities across the country this month, according...
By: Alexandria Jacobson
Under a never-before-tested Kentucky law, Monday could be the last chance to call a special election before the midterms to fill the seat widely believed to have been effectively left vacant by Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-KY) for more than a month.As an apparent insurance policy for this exact situation...
By: Alexandria Jacobson
After two impeachments and 34 criminal convictions did not stop Donald Trump from becoming president for the second time, a new legal strategy could be used to remove him from office, according to a civil trial lawyer who's successfully sued major corporations and the government.Kevin K. Johnson, a ...
By: Alexandria Jacobson
A White House official called $4 billion in taxpayer funds being spent to address homelessness “God’s money — a move experts call an escalation of evangelical religious rhetoric coming from the Trump administration.Dave Donaldson, special assistant to President Donald Trump in the White House Faith ...
By: Alexandria Jacobson
After President Donald Trump escaped Turkey in a catering cart alongside his close aide, Natalie Harp, the 35-year-old captured the attention of a senator and sparked a media frenzy.That prompted her own estranged brother to speak out about what he called her “unhealthy obsession” with Trump, tellin...
By: Alexandria Jacobson
Dubbed the "Nostradamus" of predicting presidential election results by using his famous “Keys to the White House,” historian Allan Lichtman will debut a different set of keys focused on evaluating presidential greatness in a new book coming out next month.“Great American Presidents: The Twelve Who ...
By: Alexandria Jacobson
Once a teenage MAGA follower and self-identified conspiracy theorist, Addy Leugers, 24, now finds herself supporting Democratic Socialist candidates.When she was just 14 years old, Leugers said she was primed to back Trump and his Make America Great Again movement during the 2016 presidential electi...
When ICE agents smashed their vehicle into a pick-up truck last week and detained a man on a Chicago highway, protests erupted — and an impromptu action meeting was called to hit what the community is calling a "shadow surge."The urgent ICE Watch and Community Defense session came together on Friday...
By: Alexandria Jacobson
Six months into the planning of an in-person fundraiser with Rock and Roll Hall of Famers Bonnie Raitt and David Crosby, the COVID-19 pandemic derailed the event.The goal had been to raise $150,000 for Democrats in 2020. But the California East Bay chapter of Indivisible was forced to pivot to a mor...
By: Alexandria Jacobson
In the Chicago suburbs near where Charlie Kirk attended high school, a couple Republican groups promoted vigils for the one-year anniversary of the right-wing activist’s assassination.The small collection of gatherings stand in stark contrast to the hubbub that occurred in the area a year before whe...
