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Attendees of Comic-Con Say Who They Think is Heroic and Villainous in Politics and Culture: Frontlines TPUSA Interview Report

Frontlines TPUSA reporter Brandon Drey interviewed several attendees of the 2026 Comic-Con in San Diego, California, asking cultural and political questions framed within certain themes of comic books.  One attendee promoted the act of cosplaying as something that should be considered normal.  “Anyone should be able to dress up the way they want. If you… Continue reading Attendees of Comic-Con Say Who They Think is Heroic and Villainous in Politics and Culture: Frontlines TPUSA Interview Report
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Opinion: The Cheapest Foreign Intervention Nobody Wants to Talk About

USAID once tried to weaponize Cuban rap. But maybe it wasn’t the worst idea… For about four months now, foreign intervention has been the argument that won’t leave the room. Venezuela, then Iran, and everybody’s got a hardline position they were born with. Fine. But notice what the whole fight is actually about: it’s always… Continue reading Opinion: The Cheapest Foreign Intervention Nobody Wants to Talk About
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Make Heaven Crowded Tour Attracts Massive Audience in the Heart of Left-Leaning Seattle

Turning Point USA Faith’s Make Heaven Crowded made an impactful stop on July 24 in Seattle, Washington, despite the political climate of the region and the presence of several protesters demonstrating nearby the event, which was held at The Pursuit Church.  TPUSA CEO Erika Kirk addressed the audience with advice on enduring adversity in life… Continue reading Make Heaven Crowded Tour Attracts Massive Audience in the Heart of Left-Leaning Seattle
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Opinion: Netflix Told Me ‘Gone with the Wind’ Is Racist. I Have a Follow-Up Question

Somebody pulled up Gone with the Wind on Netflix last week, took a screenshot, and put it on the internet. Here is what the summary said, in full: “A 1939 American Civil War epic known for its racism. To learn more about Black lives in America, search ‘Black Lives Matter.’” That’s it. That’s the whole… Continue reading Opinion: Netflix Told Me ‘Gone with the Wind’ Is Racist. I Have a Follow-Up Question
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Opinion: I’ll Take Climate Change Seriously Once the Left Does

I’ll take climate change seriously the second you do… France had a brutal summer. Something like two thousand excess deaths from the heat — genuinely awful, no jokes there. And the deputy mayor of Paris got up in front of the cameras, surveyed the tragedy in her own city, and identified the culprit. America. That’s… Continue reading Opinion: I’ll Take Climate Change Seriously Once the Left Does
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“Young People Have Always Been the Engine for Greatness”: Rob Schneider at TPUSA Chapter Leadership Summit

Actor and comedian, Rob Schneider, spoke at Turning Point USA’s Chapter Leadership Summit in Washington, DC, on July 10, addressing the specialness of America’s current youth and the positive contrasts he finds between it and prior generations.  “The boomers inherited an incredible country,” Schneider noted, praising the World War II generation as well in comparison.… Continue reading “Young People Have Always Been the Engine for Greatness”: Rob Schneider at TPUSA Chapter Leadership Summit
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TPUSA Welcomes Its Latest Contributor: Will Witt

Turning Point USA is excited to announce Will Witt as its newest contributor. Witt worked as one of TPUSA’s first campus coordinators, and has proceeded to publish two successful books and produce viral man-on-the-street content.  After being invited to a meeting at the University of Colorado, Boulder in 2016, Witt joined the organization, ultimately establishing… Continue reading TPUSA Welcomes Its Latest Contributor: Will Witt
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FIFA World Cup Attendees From Other Countries Feel Welcomed in the US: Frontlines TPUSA Interview Report

Frontlines TPUSA reporter, Savanah Hernandez, recently spoke with several tourists in New York City who had traveled from various countries to watch their national teams compete in the 2026 FIFA World Cup.  Interviewees told Hernandez they’ve received a sense of welcomeness from Americans while in New York City and the US in general, noting differences… Continue reading FIFA World Cup Attendees From Other Countries Feel Welcomed in the US: Frontlines TPUSA Interview Report
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Professor Receives Nearly Two Million Dollar Settlement Following Termination for Social Media Comments About Charlie Kirk’s Death

A professor at the University of Tennessee Knoxville was rewarded $1.9 million in a settlement Monday for wrongful termination by the university after making negative statements about Turning Point USA Founder, Charlie Kirk, around the time of his death.  Tamar Shirinian, a professor of anthropology, issued a series of statements on Facebook welcoming the death… Continue reading Professor Receives Nearly Two Million Dollar Settlement Following Termination for Social Media Comments About Charlie Kirk’s Death
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Student Who Painted Charlie Kirk Memorial at NC High School Wins Settlement with School District 

A student at Ardrey Kell High School in North Carolina’s Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools recently won a legal settlement with the district after being accused of vandalism for creating a Charlie Kirk memorial on campus.  In the aftermath of the assassination of Charlie Kirk in 2025, a student in her junior year (referred to as “GS” in… Continue reading Student Who Painted Charlie Kirk Memorial at NC High School Wins Settlement with School District 
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Tennessee Highway Named After Charlie Kirk 

A highway in Tennessee stretching nearly 15 miles was recently named the “Charlie Kirk Memorial Highway” in honor of the late founder of Turning Point USA.  The provision for the new highway name, which was featured in an omnibus bill passed in April, describes the original positioning of the highway, — which has since been… Continue reading Tennessee Highway Named After Charlie Kirk 
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“Courage Really Does Beget Courage”: Riley Gaines at Educators’ Summit

Women’s rights advocate and Turning Point USA Contributor Riley Gaines, spoke at Turning Point Education’s 5th Educators’ Summit Wednesday, discussing her history as a swimmer and the experience she had with the faculty of her college when competing against transgender swimmer Lia Thomas. Gaines said she felt betrayed by a beloved institution that she believed… Continue reading “Courage Really Does Beget Courage”: Riley Gaines at Educators’ Summit
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