Back so soon? Columbia University announced last month that former president Katrina Armstrong would be taking a sabbatical following a disastrous deposition before the White House’s anti-Semitism task force. She…
Amid murky nuclear talks between the United States and Iran, a group of Republican senators has drawn a line in the sand on enrichment. Sens. Katie Britt (R., Ala.), Tom…
Former Columbia University president Katrina Armstrong will return to her role as CEO of Columbia’s medical center in June, according to people familiar with the matter, just a month after…
The decades-old encampment has sat on federal land since 1981 White House Peace Vigil (Free Beacon) Peace out! A GOP lawmaker is demanding the Department of the Interior take action…
Welcome to our special Mother’s Day edition of the Weekend Beacon, featuring all the subjects we love discussing with our mothers: faith, sex, drugs, and politics! (Okay, not all the…
Twenty years after the new atheism coursed triumphantly across the West, its melancholy, long, withdrawing roar is upon us. No less than Deity-denier Richard Dawkins marked the transmutation last year,…
Is there anything left to say about the sexual revolution? There is if you are the intrepid Louise Perry, who has taken on the unenviable but crucial task of teaching…
“We’re here! We’re high! Get used to it!” This was what Garth Mullins’s girlfriend was yelling at a protest in the late 1990s in Vancouver, British Columbia. Mullins—who was, at…
Recidivism alert: At least six of the students arrested for storming Columbia’s Butler Library on Wednesday have been previously arrested for campus disruptions, a Washington Free Beacon review found. “Of…
Two weeks ago, rifle shots rang out across Jammu and Kashmir as jihadist terrorists murdered 26 unarmed tourists. This week, the northern Indian state got an encore as India and…