Liberal television networks are increasingly viewed as declining assets nobody wants to own. Their audiences are getting smaller, older, and deader. Viewership rates among Americans who don’t currently reside in an assisted living facility are plummeting to zero. Nobody wants to invest. Media companies are desperate to get…
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Blowing Up Barriers: Trump Cements Legacy as Champion of Women’s Empowerment
President Donald Trump launched one of the greatest and most epically named military strikes in American history over the weekend, when seven B-2 bombers dropped an ungodly amount of bunker-busting ordnance on Iranian nuclear facilities. Operation Midnight Hammer was an unparalleled success on many fronts. Iran’s nuclear facilities…
Weekend Beacon 6/22/25
If and when the Tehran regime falls, what will happen to the ayatollah’s apologists? Will they suffer amnesia and insist they were on the people’s side all along? Time to take those screenshots—the reckoning can’t come soon enough. From one reckoning to another, Christine Rosen reviews David Zweig’s An Abundance of Caution: American Schools,…
DEATH FROM AMERICA: Trump Decimates Iran’s Nuclear Sites With Big, Beautiful Bombs
The United States carried out a “very successful attack” on Iran’s top three nuclear sites on Saturday, making good on President Donald Trump’s promise to use force to cripple the Islamic Republic’s nuclear program if Tehran refused to stop enriching uranium. “We have completed our very successful attack…
Bloomberg-Backed Green Group Places Officials in State Agencies Tasked With Regulating Utilities, Permitting Pipelines
A Michael Bloomberg-backed fellowship program known for placing attorneys in state attorney general offices to spearhead climate litigation has quietly broadened its scope, sending staffers to work in state agencies that regulate the energy sector, the Washington Free Beacon has learned. The New York University State Energy & Environmental Impact Center’s fellowship—which Bloomberg’s eponymous philanthropic nonprofit…
UChicago Prof, the Brother of a Convicted Iranian Spy, Says the ‘Only Hope for Peace Is the Power and Durability of Iranian Missiles’
A University of Chicago professor whose brother was convicted of helping the Iranian regime spy on dissidents in the United States is cheering on Iran’s missile attacks against Israel. Alireza Doostdar, an associate professor of Islamic Studies and a dual U.S.-Iranian citizen, wrote in a Tuesday X post,…
Taxpayer-Funded Group Launches Bond Fund To Free Illegal Immigrants In ICE Custody
A federally funded left-wing nonprofit that provides legal services for detained illegal immigrants has launched a bond fund that frees them from ICE custody. Immigrant Defenders Law Center (ImmDef) partnered with Clergy and Laity United for Economic Justice (CLUE Justice) to establish the Detained Immigrant Bond Fund on…
Talent Wanted: Seeking Motivated Professionals for High-Impact Leadership Roles in Iranian Defense Sector
Neocon Don mulls crushing Iran with big, beautiful bombs. Communist cries like a bitch after defending terrorism. We finally found a “No Kings” protester who’s actually (kind of) hot. One good reason to watch the WNBA. It’s Friday, June 20, 2025 Sponsored content: This email communication is brought…
Under Fire, Israelis Back Total Victory in Iran, With or Without US Support
TEL AVIV—Israelis overwhelmingly back their country’s military campaign against Iran, even as they duck daily missile barrages and hope for decisive intervention by the United States, according to a new survey of wartime public opinion. The poll, conducted by researchers at Agam Labs and the Hebrew University of…
Exclusive: Harvard Law Review Axes 85 Percent of Submissions Using Race-Conscious Rubric, Documents Show
When the Washington Free Beacon published documents showing how the Harvard Law Review selects articles based on race, the law review insisted those documents had been taken out of context. The journal claimed the Free Beacon had quoted “selectively” from “five internal memos going back more than three years,” adding that the Harvard…