Brian Griffin (Princeton ’99) worked ‘shoulder-to-shoulder’ with Chris Cuomo, aka ‘Fredo,’ until his arrest for abusing young girls Former CNN producer John Griffin turns 47 today. It is not yet known whether his former boss, disgraced former anchor Chris Cuomo, sometimes referred to as “Fredo,” sent Griffin a care package via the commissary at his
The former Biden press secretary’s show lags far behind cable news competitors (edited, MSNBC) Former Biden press secretary Jen Psaki is struggling two months into her primetime role at MSNBC, with her show having lost 44 percent of the audience that tuned in for host Rachel Maddow and now trailing its Fox News counterpart by
The Associated Press reported that Gaza Humanitarian Foundation contractors shot and killed Palestinians waiting for aid, citing sources who could not point to a verified instance of such a shooting Palestinians take part in an anti-Hamas protest, calling for an end to the war with Israel, in Beit Lahia in the northern Gaza Strip on
“Their friendship was a romance: passionate, tender and tempestuous, full of longing, riven by jealousy.” No, I’m not referring to Trump and Bibi. It’s Ian Leslie’s take on McCartney and Lennon. Dominic Green returns to the Weekend Beacon with a review of John & Paul: A Love Story in Songs. “Bound by ambition as well as love, John and Paul
Ian Leslie’s John & Paul is that rarity, a book about music that is well-written and worth reading. This is because Ian Leslie is not a music writer. He is a behavioralist whose previous books include studies of the social functions of lying and curiosity, and the formation and resolution of social conflict. His exploration
‘I know it’s messaging, the Iranians know it’s messaging, and for some reason, NSA believes it’s actual f—ing intelligence,’ former CENTCOM intelligence officer tells the Free Beacon Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Gen. Dan Caine shows a test of the bomb used in the attack on the Fordow plant (Andrew Harnik/Getty Images) The top-secret Defense
The press secretary’s comments came in response to Washington Free Beacon report President Donald Trump hopes for peace in the Middle East but isn’t “afraid to use strength” again if necessary, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said Thursday. “We look forward to sustaining a long and durable peace in the region and the president