President Joe Biden doesn't know where he is or in which decade he is living. He certainly doesn't know the meaning of the words on the teleprompters he can barely read. "Four more years. Pause," the 81-year-old president said this week in what was merely his most recent Ron Burgundy moment. This week Biden praised the work of "Schumer Leader" in the U.S. Senate, urged Americans to "choose freedom over democracy," and went on Howard Stern's radio show to brag about all the "very salacious photos" women used to send him. In other news, Biden's handlers have started walking alongside him on the ..read more

Stung by the charge of indifference to Palestinian suffering, President Joe Biden attempted to refute the accusations during his State of the Union address. "It’s heartbreaking," he said about the cost of the war to Gazan civilians, so "tonight, I am directing the U.S. military to lead an emergency mission to establish a temporary pier." This "would enable a massive increase" in the humanitarian assistance reaching the beleaguered people of Gaza. This week, Hamas and its allies sent their reply to Biden: Drop dead. As preliminary construction started, terrorists bombarded the site, damaging se ..read more

The University of California, Los Angeles medical school is launching a probe of its controversial "health equity" class—and warning whistleblowers they could be punished if any more information leaks about it. The dean of the medical school, Steven Dubinett, announced Friday that his office had formed a task force to review all first-year courses, including "Structural Racism and Health Equity," after the Washington Free Beacon published materials from the mandatory class. But the school isn’t happy about having its hand forced. In an , Dubinett implied that the leaks were an "attempt to inti ..read more

MANHATTAN—Student leaders behind the Columbia University "Gaza Solidarity" tent encampment revealed a new demand in their negotiations with school officials: an apology letter from president Minouche Shafik, which they say is "on the table" as they remain in the encampment more than a week after launching it. "This is the right thing for the university president to do. It's not an expectation, it's a demand, and we believe that it's on the table," said Mahmoud Khalil, an international student who is leading negotiations with the school on behalf of Columbia University Apartheid Divest. "Now, w ..read more

Northwestern University professors are encouraging students to skip classes to attend anti-Israel demonstrations on campus, and some are even moving their lessons to the site of the protest encampment, according to emails obtained by the Washington Free Beacon. The faculty messages are in defiance of campus administrators and police, who warned they would arrest trespassers who set up an anti-Israel tent city on Northwestern's Deering Meadow lawn on Thursday. Campus police have yet to remove over 100 protesters who gathered there as of Friday afternoon, as professors encouraged their students ..read more

President Joe Biden is now having aides walk with him across the South Lawn in an effort to minimize public focus on his "halting and stiff gait," according to a Friday report. "With aides walking between Biden and journalists' camera position outside the White House, the visual effect is to draw less attention to the 81-year-old's halting and stiff gait," Axios noted in the report. For more than three years, Biden has mostly walked alone across the South Lawn to get to the presidential helicopter, Marine One, when departing from and returning to the White House. Beginning in mid-April, howeve ..read more

This week the Washington Free Beacon reported that Aidan Parisi, a leading figure in the anti-Semitic protests at Columbia University, refused to leave campus after being suspended for supporting terrorism. The 27-year-old student told the New York Times he was "fighting his eviction" because he couldn't bear the thought of having to find new housing "that would accept his emotional support rabbit." We reached out to the rabbit, who goes by Arnold despite wearing a tiny keffiyeh that says "Señor Kween Arafat, Esq.," and asked him to weigh in on the controversy. He provided the following s ..read more

Warning: The following contains graphic descriptions that may be disturbing to some readers.  Jeffrey Toobin, the former CNN legal analyst who defiled himself (and his entire dumb profession) by masturbating on a Zoom call with colleagues, is officially back on the video conferencing platform. Politico magazine reports that Toobin, who regularly appears on CNN despite being fired by the network in 2022, has been joining other anti-Trump law pundits on a weekly Zoom call to coordinate messaging on CNN, MSNBC, and other left-wing media platforms. Norm Eisen, a former Obama adviser and CNN l ..read more

MANHATTAN—More than a week after its formation, the "Gaza Solidarity" tent encampment at Columbia University lives on, with school president Minouche Shafik letting her 48-hour deadline to clear the area slide without taking action against student protesters. Student protesters celebrated another night in the encampment late Thursday with chants of "There is only one solution, intifada revolution" and "Long live the intifada." Those chants came just hours before the university's 48-hour deadline to clear the encampment was set to expire. 'There is only one solution. Intifada revolution." 'Lon ..read more

Organizers of the Columbia University encampment advised activists at Princeton on how to take over their own campus, giving them tips on disrupting university operations and stressing that there is "safety in numbers," according to documents obtained by the Washington Free Beacon. The tips were dispensed last week during a meeting between Aditi Rao, a Ph.D. student at Princeton who has defended calls for intifada, and members of Columbia's encampment. Rao relayed the advice to her fellow Princeton activists in a strategy session last Saturday, notes from which were obtained by the Free Beacon ..read more