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Brazilian Judge Suspends Social Media Platform X across the Country

Brazil has suspended the social media platform X from operating in the country after the company missed a deadline to appoint a legal representative. On Friday, Brazil Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes ordered the “immediate, complete and total suspension of X’s operations” in the country. The suspension will remain “until all court orders are… Continue reading Brazilian Judge Suspends Social Media Platform X across the Country
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Texas A&M University Side-Steps State Law To Offer DEI-Infused Social Justice Leadership Courses

From September 18 to November 26, the Texas A&M’s Bush School of Government & Public Service will offer a Certificate in Social Justice Leadership (CSJL) through its Center for Nonprofits & Philanthropy.  The university’s 2021 announcement said the certificate was “designed for nonprofit leaders committed to accelerating racial equity within nonprofit organizations.” At that time… Continue reading Texas A&M University Side-Steps State Law To Offer DEI-Infused Social Justice Leadership Courses
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Chicago Budget Crisis Deepens with Nearly 1 Billion Shortfall Projected for 2025

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson has projected that the city will face a budget shortfall of nearly $1 billion in 2025 due to a spending gap that emerged during his time in office. The city is currently facing a $982 million budget gap. Previously, Chicago faced a budget gap of over $1.2 billion in 2021, during… Continue reading Chicago Budget Crisis Deepens with Nearly 1 Billion Shortfall Projected for 2025
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Appeals Court Upholds Federal Ban on Firearm Possession by Illegal Immigrants

The 5th US Circuit Court of Appeals ruled on Tuesday to uphold a federal law prohibiting illegal immigrants from possessing firearms, despite a recent Supreme Court decision on gun rights that requires firearm regulations to align with the historical tradition of firearm regulation in the country.  In their decision, the three-judge panel concluded that the… Continue reading Appeals Court Upholds Federal Ban on Firearm Possession by Illegal Immigrants
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California Senate Passes Bill Allowing Illegal Immigrants to Apply for Homebuyer Assistance

On Tuesday, the California State Senate passed a bill that, if implemented, would enable illegal immigrants in the state to apply for the “California Dreams for All” homebuyer assistance program. The bill would extend eligibility for this financial assistance program to undocumented individuals, despite the program’s funds being depleted only 11 days after its initial… Continue reading California Senate Passes Bill Allowing Illegal Immigrants to Apply for Homebuyer Assistance
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Court Rules Illegal Immigrants Don’t Have Second Amendment Rights

The United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit officially ruled that illegal immigrants who reside in America do not have Second Amendment rights, according to a report from Breitbart.  The three-judge panel pointed to a previous lawsuit called United States v. Portillo–Munoz, which explicitly prohibits illegal immigrants “from possessing a firearm or ammunition.… Continue reading Court Rules Illegal Immigrants Don’t Have Second Amendment Rights
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Telegram Founder Arrested in France for Allegedly Allowing Illegal Activity on Platform

Pavel Durov, founder of the encrypted messaging service Telegram, was arrested in France on a series of alleged charges, including complicity in enabling illegal activities on the Telegram platform.  According to the Associated Press, Durov was immediately taken into custody upon his arrival at Paris-Le Bourget Airport on August 24. Though born in Russia, Durov… Continue reading Telegram Founder Arrested in France for Allegedly Allowing Illegal Activity on Platform
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Arizona Woman Arrested for Exercising First Amendment Rights, Criticizing Public Official

Rebekah Massie was taken into custody on Tuesday, August 20, 2024, after she allegedly transgressed public comment regulations during a Surprise City Council meeting. Massie was discussing the employment contract of City Attorney Robert Wingo—whom she accused of displaying “blatant disregard” for the Arizona State Constitution and revised statutes, the Bill of Rights, and the… Continue reading Arizona Woman Arrested for Exercising First Amendment Rights, Criticizing Public Official
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Baltimore City School Board Claims ‘State of Emergency’ Shut Down Pastor’s Speech

Turning Point Faith Contributor Pastor John Amanchukwu was effectively silenced by the Baltimore City Board of Education. The pastor was prepared to speak during the August 27, 2024, school board meeting when a “citywide emergency” was declared. Pastor Amanchukwu was surrounded by police officers as community members were evacuated from the board room. The Baltimore… Continue reading Baltimore City School Board Claims ‘State of Emergency’ Shut Down Pastor’s Speech
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Supreme Court Rejects Biden Administration’s Request to Reinstate Student Loan Relief Plan

The Supreme Court has denied a request by President Joe Biden’s administration to lift a block on its latest plan to cancel student loan debt. A federal appeals court had previously blocked the Savings on a Valuable Education (SAVE) plan from being enforced while the plan’s legality is debated in lower courts. The Department of… Continue reading Supreme Court Rejects Biden Administration’s Request to Reinstate Student Loan Relief Plan
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Texas School District Adopts Policy Requiring Teachers to Use Pronouns Based on Students’ Biological Sex

The Keller Independent School District in Texas has adopted a new policy requiring teachers to use pronouns that align with a student’s biological sex, as listed on their birth certificate, rather than their “gender identity.” Under the new policy, educators are now mandated to address students according to the sex indicated on their birth certificate,… Continue reading Texas School District Adopts Policy Requiring Teachers to Use Pronouns Based on Students’ Biological Sex
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University Rebrands Diversity Office Amid Backlash

Michigan Technological University rebranded its diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) office amid a nationwide pushback against taxpayer-funded “anti-racism,” according to a report from The Daily Wire.  The university announced that its DEI department will now be known as the “Engagement and Belonging” department, according to a statement.  “The change reflects Michigan Tech’s continued dedication to… Continue reading University Rebrands Diversity Office Amid Backlash
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