A Washington Free Beacon exclusive The Kansas City Chiefs will take on the San Francisco 49ers in the Super Bowl on Sunday. That’s a shame because both teams are very annoying in their own way. The Chiefs are the annoying team that always wins in the most annoying possible way, not to mention the whole
Democratic political consultant Paul Begala panned President Joe Biden’s response to a special counsel report questioning his mental fitness, calling the president’s Thursday press conference “terrible for Democrats.” “Look, I’m a Biden supporter,” the former adviser to President Bill Clinton said on CNN Friday morning. “And I slept like a baby last night. I woke
The head of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement says sanctuary cities are “inherently unsafe.” That puts him at odds with the White House, which has repeatedly defended Democrat-controlled cities that harbor illegal aliens. “Sanctuary jurisdictions are inherently more unsafe because they’re letting these individuals out who have serious convictions,” acting ICE director Patrick Lechleitner said
Former Maryland governor Larry Hogan (R.) will run for the Senate in his state in hopes of replacing retiring Sen. Ben Cardin (D.). “This is not just about the differences between the Right and the Left,” Hogan said Friday in a video posted to X. “This is about the difference between right and wrong, and
The White House is under fire from Jewish groups for meeting with an Arab-American activist who has praised Hamas and other terrorist groups, and who claimed American lawmakers have been “bought” by the “Zionist lobby.” White House officials met in Dearborn, Mich., on Thursday with Arab-American News publisher Osama Siblani in a bid to mollify
A House Democrat suggested Friday that the late hour of President Joe Biden’s Thursday press conference—which was scheduled for 7:45 p.m.—was a reason for his poor performance. The anonymous legislator told Axios that Biden’s staff should not have scheduled the presser “that late at night after a full day,” rather than Friday morning when he would be
Qatar, the oil-rich Middle Eastern nation that provides shelter and cash to the Hamas terror group’s top leaders, has spent nearly $6 billion since 2007 lobbying the American government and funneling cash to the United States’ top universities, funding that is generating scrutiny in Congress. With Qatar emerging as a central mediator in the United