Trump makes childhood dreams come true, liberals outraged. The Al Green scandal no one’s talking about. U.S. Senator tickles boy in disturbing video. Hunter Biden needs a hug. It’s Friday, March 7, 2025 Donald Trump made history again this week by giving the longest speech by any president to a joint session of Congress. Democrats
Heading into Donald Trump’s Tuesday evening congressional address, Democrats had a decision to make: Go wild, or stick with the old playbook? They chose both, writes Free Beacon founding editor Matthew Continetti, putting the party’s split personality on full display. There were the “ideologically fevered” and “performatively outraged” House Democrats who experienced a “mass psychotic
The Democratic Party has a split personality. It was on full display Tuesday night. Face one: wacky, ideologically fevered, performatively outraged. Face two: collected, reassuring, conventional—and utterly misleading. The split reflects a deeper problem. Democrats have no power, no leader, no role, no identity. Their presidential candidate lost every swing state and the popular vote.
Pro-Hamas activists at the school pelted Jews with fake blood Founder’s Hall at Cal Poly Humboldt (Wikimedia Commons) After Jewish students at California State Polytechnic University, Humboldt, were taunted with anti-Semitic slurs and pelted with fake blood, administrators encouraged them to “hide their Jewish identity to avoid being targeted,” according to a federal civil rights
Nearly half the radical activists arrested Wednesday after storming a Barnard College library are Columbia University students, a Washington Free Beacon review found. Of the nine individuals arrested after storming Millstein Library, four are Columbia students: Gabrielle Wimer, Hannah Puelle, Yunseo Chung, and Symmes Cannon. One, Tramy Dong, is a Barnard student. Another, Christopher Holmes,
The interim U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia is demanding that Georgetown Law School dismantle all diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives, warning that his office will not hire anyone from universities that implement DEI policies. In a letter this week addressed to Georgetown Law dean William Treanor, Trump-appointed interim U.S. attorney Ed Martin
Helyeh Doutaghi spoke at a Samidoun-sponsored event in Iran honoring Lebanese terrorist L: Yale Law School’s Helyeh Doutaghi, left, pictured under Samidoun flag R: Yale Law School (Wikimedia Commons) Yale Law School’s Law and Political Economy Project, an initiative funded by the left-wing William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, quietly deleted online references to its deputy