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Facebook Faces Backlash for Restricting Ads Promoting Ronald Reagan Biopic

Facebook has come under fire for reportedly throttling advertisements promoting the new biopic about former President Ronald Reagan. The social media giant faced criticism after suspending the movie’s account at least twice and limiting the reach of posts related to the film.  According to reports, Facebook justified the restrictions by stating that the content “mentions… Continue reading Facebook Faces Backlash for Restricting Ads Promoting Ronald Reagan Biopic
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Colorado Repeals Ban on Political Clothing at Capitol After Pro-Life Sweatshirt Incident

Colorado has lifted its ban on political clothing in its legislative galleries, a change prompted by an incident nearly a year and a half ago when a Denver radio host was ejected from the Senate gallery for wearing a pro-life sweatshirt. The incident occurred in March 2023, when radio host Jeff Hunt attended the Capitol… Continue reading Colorado Repeals Ban on Political Clothing at Capitol After Pro-Life Sweatshirt Incident
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ICE Unable to Account for over 32,000 Unaccompanied Migrant Children in Last Five Years: Report

An internal watchdog within the Department of Homeland Security released a report on Tuesday revealing that US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has lost track of tens of thousands of unaccompanied minors over the past several years. The report which was sent to Congress, titled “Management Alert – ICE Cannot Monitor All Unaccompanied Migrant Children… Continue reading ICE Unable to Account for over 32,000 Unaccompanied Migrant Children in Last Five Years: Report
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Border Patrol Agent Suicides Have Almost Surpassed 2023 Total

The number of Customs and Border Patrol (CBP) workers who committed suicide in 2024 has almost eclipsed the total number of CBP agents who committed suicide in 2023, according to a report from the New York Post.  Seven CBP employees reportedly committed suicide this year, just one less than in 2023, per CBP’s former “suicidologist”… Continue reading Border Patrol Agent Suicides Have Almost Surpassed 2023 Total
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California’s Plastic Bag Ban Leads to Increase in Plastic Waste, Study Reveals

California’s 2014 ban on plastic grocery bags, intended to reduce plastic waste, has ironically led to an increase in plastic bag waste in the state, according to findings reported by The Wall Street Journal.  A study by environmental and public interest groups titled “Plastic Bag Bans Work” admitted that the weight of plastic bag waste… Continue reading California’s Plastic Bag Ban Leads to Increase in Plastic Waste, Study Reveals
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Texas AG Threatens to Sue State Fair of Texas After Banning Individuals from Carrying Firearms

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has threatened to sue the City of Dallas after it implemented a new policy banning individuals from carrying concealed firearms at the State Fair of Texas. Last week, the State Fair announced a prohibition on firearms being carried on the fairgrounds, with exceptions only for retired or active peace officers.… Continue reading Texas AG Threatens to Sue State Fair of Texas After Banning Individuals from Carrying Firearms
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NASA has Yet to Make Decisions Regarding Astronauts Stranded on ISS Due to Boeing Starliner Malfunctions

NASA has yet to establish an official timetable for the return of astronauts Butch Wilmore and Sunita Williams, who have been unexpectedly stuck aboard the International Space Station (ISS) after a series of mechanical issues with Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft. Wilmore and Williams launched from Earth on June 5 for what was intended to be an… Continue reading NASA has Yet to Make Decisions Regarding Astronauts Stranded on ISS Due to Boeing Starliner Malfunctions
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Stephen Colbert Faces Audience Laughter After Calling CNN ‘Objective’

Stephen Colbert experienced an awkward moment on his show when his live studio audience erupted in laughter when he referred to CNN as an “objective” news source. The incident occurred during a segment on The Late Show featuring CNN anchor Kaitlan Collins, where the two discussed the upcoming election. Colbert, in what appeared to be… Continue reading Stephen Colbert Faces Audience Laughter After Calling CNN ‘Objective’
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ESPN Fires Host Who Defended Fairness In Women’s Sports

Sportscaster Sam Ponder, one of the only ESPN broadcasters to publicly defend fairness in women’s sports, was terminated due to “financial reasons,” according to an ESPN statement.   Ponder, who has yet to speak out officially on her termination, was let go alongside co-worker Robert Griffin, III.  Women’s sports advocate Riley Gaines insinuated on X (formerly… Continue reading ESPN Fires Host Who Defended Fairness In Women’s Sports
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Columbia President Resigns Citing “Period Of Turmoil” Following Destructive Protests

Columbia University’s president Minouche Shafik resigned right before the fall semester of school began amid what she described as a “period of turmoil,” according to the New York Post.  “This period has taken a considerable toll on my family, as it has for others in our community,” Shafik said in a letter to the student… Continue reading Columbia President Resigns Citing “Period Of Turmoil” Following Destructive Protests
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Disney Claims Man Can’t Sue the Company over Wife’s Death Because he Agreed to Disney+ Terms of Service

The Walt Disney Company is attempting to have a wrongful death lawsuit filed against them dismissed and settled through arbitration, citing a subscription agreement the plaintiff signed years ago for Disney+. The lawsuit was filed by Jeffrey Piccolo, the widower of a 42-year-old New York woman who died from a fatal allergic reaction after dining… Continue reading Disney Claims Man Can’t Sue the Company over Wife’s Death Because he Agreed to Disney+ Terms of Service
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TPUSA’s UNC Chapter President Speaks out about Anti-Israel Campus Protests on Campus

Colby Kelley, the president of the Turning Point USA chapter at UNC Chapel Hill, appeared on Fox News’ “Fox & Friends First” to discuss how college campuses are preparing for a potential resurgence of anti-Israel protests as students return for the fall semester. This comes in the wake of widespread protests in the spring, many… Continue reading TPUSA’s UNC Chapter President Speaks out about Anti-Israel Campus Protests on Campus
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