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Psychology Professor Fired For Opposing Trans Surgery Wins Free Speech Lawsuit

A psychology professor who was fired for opposing transgender surgeries for minors won his lawsuit arguing that his previous employer had violated his First Amendment right.  Dr. Allan Josephson, a former professor of child psychiatry at the University of Louisville, won a major victory in his First Amendment case, highlighting the clash between academic freedom… Continue reading Psychology Professor Fired For Opposing Trans Surgery Wins Free Speech Lawsuit
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House Committee Criticizes Harvard for Leniency Toward Students Involved in Anti-Israel Protests

The House Education and Workforce Committee, which has been investigating anti-Israel protests on college campuses following the October 7 Hamas terrorist attack on Israel, has determined that Harvard University did not sufficiently discipline students who violated the school’s policies during these protests. Documents obtained by the committee revealed that between April 24 and May 14,… Continue reading House Committee Criticizes Harvard for Leniency Toward Students Involved in Anti-Israel Protests
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John Kerry Calls First Amendment a “Major Block” in Combating ‘Disinformation’

John Kerry, the former US Secretary of State, participated in a World Economic Forum panel on green energy Wednesday, where he referred to the First Amendment as a “major block” in addressing climate change and combating so-called disinformation. Kerry made these remarks in response to a question from an audience member about combating disinformation in… Continue reading John Kerry Calls First Amendment a “Major Block” in Combating ‘Disinformation’
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Michigan Lawmakers Approve Tip Line for Children to Anonymously Report Parents for ‘Improper’ Gun Storage

Michigan has passed a new bill that includes a controversial provision allowing children to anonymously report their parents for “improperly” storing firearms. The legislation, part of a broader school safety initiative, allocates $1 million for a tip line during the 2024-2025 school year. The bill was passed by the Michigan legislature on Wednesday and also… Continue reading Michigan Lawmakers Approve Tip Line for Children to Anonymously Report Parents for ‘Improper’ Gun Storage
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Illegal Immigrant Accused Of Murdering Girlfriend

A 23-year-old illegal immigrant was arrested for allegedly murdering his 18-year-old girlfriend just weeks after his release by U.S. border agents, according to a report from The Daily Wire.  Gerber Luis Sanchez-Centeno entered the U.S. illegally in June and was placed in a GPS monitoring program but absconded in August. Sanchez-Centeno reportedly murdered Dania Cruz-Mejia,… Continue reading Illegal Immigrant Accused Of Murdering Girlfriend
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President Biden Expected to Sign Executive Order that Increases Gun Control

President Joe Biden is reportedly expected to sign an executive order aimed at enhancing gun control on Thursday, with a focus on targeting gun conversion devices, 3D printed firearms, and creating a task force to address emerging firearms threats, according to Fox News. The order will be part of The White House’s efforts to clamp… Continue reading President Biden Expected to Sign Executive Order that Increases Gun Control
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Colorado Middle School Dean Allegedly Fired After Saying he is a Proud American

A middle school dean in Colorado was allegedly fired for opposing a critical race theory training session by calling himself a proud American.  The Cherry Creek School District is facing a lawsuit from America First Legal, accusing the district of violating the First Amendment by wrongfully terminating Patrick Hogarty, the former dean of students at… Continue reading Colorado Middle School Dean Allegedly Fired After Saying he is a Proud American
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Capitol Hill Staffers’ Info Spilled Across Dark Web

A recent cyberattack targeting the U.S. Capitol resulted in the personal information of over 3,000 congressional staffers being leaked onto the dark web, according to the Washington Times.  The security breach, discovered by the Swiss firm Proton in collaboration with the U.S.-based Constella Intelligence, revealed that around 1,800 passwords belonging to Capitol Hill staffers were… Continue reading Capitol Hill Staffers’ Info Spilled Across Dark Web
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California Gov Gavin Newsom Signs Law Limiting Cell Phone Use in Schools

California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed new legislation requiring schools to limit or prohibit student cell phone use during the school day. The law, which has received bipartisan support, was signed on Monday and aims to reduce the impact of smartphones on students’ mental health. “We know that excessive smartphone use increases anxiety, depression, and… Continue reading California Gov Gavin Newsom Signs Law Limiting Cell Phone Use in Schools
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Jury Awards Coffee Shop Owner $4 Million After Boise State Violates Her First Amendment Rights Over Pro-Police Views

A jury has unanimously ruled that Boise State University must pay $4 million to the owner of a coffee shop after determining that the university violated her First Amendment rights for supporting law enforcement. Sarah Fendley, the owner of Big City Coffee, was awarded $3 million for lost business, reputational damage, distress, and personal humiliation… Continue reading Jury Awards Coffee Shop Owner $4 Million After Boise State Violates Her First Amendment Rights Over Pro-Police Views
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NFL’s Alleged “Nonpartisan” Voter Push Is Run By Left-Wing Nonprofits

The NFL claims to engage in a “nonpartisan” voter registration effort for the 2024 election, but an analysis of the partners shows the NFL is partnered almost exclusively with left-wing nonprofits.  The NFL Votes webpage boasts a litany of different, left-leaning nonprofit organizations ranging from “Rock the Vote” to “Voto Latino.” One organization, “Vet The… Continue reading NFL’s Alleged “Nonpartisan” Voter Push Is Run By Left-Wing Nonprofits
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Chicago Public Schools Will no Longer Rank Schools Based on Student Outcome due to ‘Longstanding Structural Racism’

Chicago Public Schools (CPS) will no longer rank schools based on student performance, a change attributed to addressing “longstanding structural racism.” On Wednesday, the CPS board approved a 5-year strategic plan that pledges to have a “renewed focus on equity.” CPS Chief Executive Officer Pedro Martinez explained during a Special Board Meeting that “everything is… Continue reading Chicago Public Schools Will no Longer Rank Schools Based on Student Outcome due to ‘Longstanding Structural Racism’
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