Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy tore into Democrats and the liberal media for allegedly covering up former President Joe Biden's decline in mental acuity while he was in office in a fiery social media post on Saturday.Portnoy claimed that members of the Democratic Party covered up that Biden was an "absolute vegetable" while he was still serving as president, calling it "the greatest cover-up in the history of American politics.""If you had two eyes and a brain, you knew that Joe Biden was a f------ vegetable," Portnoy claimed. "The guy was falling off bikes, falling down stairs, couldn't get off-stage, freezing every time he spoke."DAVE PORTNOY SAYS AUSCHWITZ OFFER TO MAN ALLEGEDLY INVOLVED IN ANTISEMITIC SIGN IS REVOKEDThe sports media personality claimed that Biden's decline in mental sharpness was so apparent, he believed that Democrats encouraged Biden to debate then-presidential candidate Donald Trump "just to get him out" of the race."These videos coming out today, it's like Chuck Schumer, people are point-blank asking him Hey Chuck, you knew that Biden was a vegetable, yet you vouched for him. You were like, he was as mentally fit as Ive ever seen,'" Portnoy said, adding, "So you basically lied, and like, how do you explain that?"CNN's Jake Tapper, who recently co-authored a book detailing the alleged cover-up of Biden's cognitive decline, was also caught in Portnoy's crosshairs."Even f------ Jake Tapper, he's like, Well maybe it was a little the medias fault,' whatever," Portnoy said. "Jake, we've seen the interview with Lara Trump when she's like, Hes mentally unfit,' and you're like screaming at her."CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE OF MEDIA AND CULTUREPortnoy alleged that "all Democrats" and the liberal media are guilty of covering up Biden's mental decline and called them "disgusting.""Who would have been making the decisions if he ran for president? It certainly wasn't him. Was it Chuck Schumer? Jeffries? Pelosi? Obama? Clooney?" he asked. "This was the greatest scandal I said it in real-time in the history of American politics."The Barstool Sports founder noted that people call him out constantly for his support of Trump, but noted that they "never look in the f------ mirror.""People have this image the left that you're a bad person, you're dishonest, you're a liar, you're a cheat if you vote for Trump," Portnoy said. "Have y'all looked at the other side? They're the most crooked organization ever. Trump is Mother Teresa compared to these people."He continued his argument against those who have criticized him for his support for Trump, saying, "So next time you're like, Oh how'd you vote for Trump?, either you were a willing, complicit person in the cover-up for the Democrats, or you're a braindead moron who doesn't see reality."

A family was banned from boarding their flight after British Airways staff became suspicious of insect bites on their baby's leg, according to a report from SWNS.Expat Jonathan Arthur, 34, and his wife Xun Sun, 35, were flying from Shanghai Pudong Airport to London Heathrow for a family wedding.They noticed some insect bites on their 1-year-old son Josephs leg as they approached the boarding gate and asked airline staff where they could buy some allergy medication, just in case.FLESH-EATING NEW WORLD SCREWWORM COULD POSE HEALTH RISKS TO CATTLE, HUMANSWhen the staff at the boarding gate saw the bites and heard the family talking about allergy medication, they became concerned, the report stated."They asked loads of questions after they saw the bites, and so we told them about his mild peanut allergy," said Jonathan Arthur. "The medical staff at the airport said to apply some ointment and wait 10 minutes, which we were happy to do. But the BA staff said we needed to call their medical advice line. They thought his peanut allergy was the cause so they didnt want to take the risk."The family also sent photos to an online doctor, who confirmed they were insect bites but recommended administering some antihistamines to help with the swelling.The baby's bites were no larger than 1 cm in diameter and disappeared within 10 to 15 minutes after applying the bite cream, causing him no further discomfort, as stated by SWNS.PREGNANT WOMAN AND BABY SAVED AFTER DOCTORS FIND GRAPEFRUIT-SIZED TUMOR: 'EXTREMELY RARE'"It was nothing more than swollen bites," said Jonathan Arthur.Despite the fact that the baby's bites were already starting to subside, the airline said the family wouldnt be allowed to board without a "fit to fly" letter from a doctor.The Arthurs were escorted away from the gate, "feeling like criminals," according to the SWNS report. They rebooked with another airline that did not require a medical letter.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR HEALTH NEWSLETTER"We were treated like we had done something wrong," said Jonathan Arthur, per the SWNS report.In a statement to Fox News Digital, British Airways stated, "We take the safety and well-being of our customers very seriously and do everything we can to support them when issues like this arise. This includes accessing specialist medical advice to assess an individual's suitability to travel, which is what happened in this case.""Whilst we appreciate our customer was disappointed with this decision, we never compromise passenger safety."Jonathan and Xun Arthur are now in contact with British Airways and their third-party booking agency to claim a refund for the disrupted travel.For more Health articles, visitwww.foxnews.com/health"I find it strange that someone else in a different country can speak to an airport staff member who isn't a medical professional, and diagnose and refuse boarding, without seeing the rash," Jonathan Arthur added."When you pay for a service, you expect to be treated like a customer, not like a hindrance."

The WNBA on Sunday said it launched an investigation into reports of "hateful comments" that took place during the Indiana Fevers blowout win over the Chicago Sky on Saturday.The comments were reportedly directed at Angel Reese by fans during the game.The league didnt get into specifics of what allegedly occurred during the game at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"The WNBA strongly condemns racism, hate, and discrimination in all forms they have no place in our league or in society. We are aware of the allegations and are looking into the matter," the league said in a statement.The Womens National Basketball Players Association (WNBPA) also released a statement."The WNBPA is aware of reports of hateful comments at yesterdays game in Indianapolis and supports the WNBAs current investigation into this matter," the union said. "Such behavior is unacceptable for our sport."Under the WNBAs No Space for Hate policy, we trust the league to thoroughly investigate and take swift, appropriate action to ensure a safe and welcoming environment for all."ANGEL REESE 'HATES' CAITLIN CLARK,' FORMER NFL STAR SAYS AFTER TEMPERS FLARE IN WNBA MATCHUPPacers Sports & Entertainment CEO Mel Raines issued a statement on the matter."We are aware of the allegations of inappropriate fan conduct during yesterdays game and we are working closely with the WNBA to complete their investigation," Raines said. "We stand firm in our commitment to providing a safe environment for all WNBA players."The WNBA launched its "No Space for Hate" campaign before the 2025 season tipped off. The campaign will include the use of AI social media monitoring tools that will help the league enforce a revised code of conduct."As part of the comprehensive plan, the WNBA is rolling out an AI-powered technology solution to monitor social media activity, in partnership with players and teams, to help protect the community from online hate speech and harassment," it said.A revised WNBA fan code of conduct includes regulations for fans on social media, and threats of sanctioning those fans from official content if they are violated. The new policy lists racist, homophobic, sexist, sexual, threatening or libelous content as "subject to blocking or deletion.""Repeat violations of these guidelines may result in the violator no longer being able to follow our news, comment on our posts or send us messages," the policy reads. "Additionally, any direct threats to players, referees or other league and team personnel may be referred to law enforcement and may result in the violator being banned from all WNBA arenas and events."The Fever-Sky game featured a heated moment between Fever star Caitlin Clark and Reese in the third quarter. Clark fouled Reese hard, sparking an outburst from the Sky forward, but cooler heads prevailed.Fox News Jackson Thompson contributed to this report.Follow Fox News Digitals sports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

A family was banned from boarding their flight after British Airways staff became suspicious of insect bites on their baby's leg, according to a report from SWNS.Expat Jonathan Arthur, 34, and his wife Xun Sun, 35, were flying from Shanghai Pudong Airport to London Heathrow for a family wedding.They noticed some insect bites on their 1-year-old son Josephs leg as they approached the boarding gate and asked airline staff where they could buy some allergy medication, just in case.FLESH-EATING NEW WORLD SCREWWORM COULD POSE HEALTH RISKS TO CATTLE, HUMANSWhen the staff at the boarding gate saw the bites and heard the family talking about allergy medication, they became concerned, the report stated."They asked loads of questions after they saw the bites, and so we told them about his mild peanut allergy," said Jonathan Arthur. "The medical staff at the airport said to apply some ointment and wait 10 minutes, which we were happy to do. But the BA staff said we needed to call their medical advice line. They thought his peanut allergy was the cause so they didnt want to take the risk."The family also sent photos to an online doctor, who confirmed they were insect bites but recommended administering some antihistamines to help with the swelling.The baby's bites were no larger than 1 cm in diameter and disappeared within 10 to 15 minutes after applying the bite cream, causing him no further discomfort, as stated by SWNS.PREGNANT WOMAN AND BABY SAVED AFTER DOCTORS FIND GRAPEFRUIT-SIZED TUMOR: 'EXTREMELY RARE'"It was nothing more than swollen bites," said Jonathan Arthur.Despite the fact that the baby's bites were already starting to subside, the airline said the family wouldnt be allowed to board without a "fit to fly" letter from a doctor.The Arthurs were escorted away from the gate, "feeling like criminals," according to the SWNS report. They rebooked with another airline that did not require a medical letter.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR HEALTH NEWSLETTER"We were treated like we had done something wrong," said Jonathan Arthur, per the SWNS report.In a statement to Fox News Digital, British Airways stated, "We take the safety and well-being of our customers very seriously and do everything we can to support them when issues like this arise. This includes accessing specialist medical advice to assess an individual's suitability to travel, which is what happened in this case.""Whilst we appreciate our customer was disappointed with this decision, we never compromise passenger safety."Jonathan and Xun Arthur are now in contact with British Airways and their third-party booking agency to claim a refund for the disrupted travel.For more Health articles, visitwww.foxnews.com/health"I find it strange that someone else in a different country can speak to an airport staff member who isn't a medical professional, and diagnose and refuse boarding, without seeing the rash," Jonathan Arthur added."When you pay for a service, you expect to be treated like a customer, not like a hindrance."

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