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NBA Employee Left Unterminated After Posting Spiteful Charlie Kirk Comments on Social Media

An employee of the National Basketball Association (NBA) has come under fire for posting a series of spiteful Instagram stories directed at the legacy of the late TPUSA Founder Charlie Kirk in the wake of his passing. The employee, who is an unnamed male, reposted a post from an account called RogueDNC. The post showed… Continue reading NBA Employee Left Unterminated After Posting Spiteful Charlie Kirk Comments on Social Media
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Charlie Kirk Poster Removed from Public School Teacher’s Classroom 

A Florida social studies teacher with Orange County Public Schools says he was censored for posting a Charlie Kirk poster in his classroom, among which are posters with quotes of inspiration from other figures.  The poster in William Loggans‘ classroom shows an image of Kirk beside the following quote: “Never underestimate the power of your… Continue reading Charlie Kirk Poster Removed from Public School Teacher’s Classroom 
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DHS Implements $1,000 Fee for Migrants Granted Parole in Effort to Reduce Fraud

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced that migrants paroled into the United States will now be required to pay a new $1,000 fee as part of an effort to “institute accountability and prevent rampant fraud of the parole system.” The fee, effective immediately, is part of what DHS described as an effort to “return… Continue reading DHS Implements $1,000 Fee for Migrants Granted Parole in Effort to Reduce Fraud
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California to Assess Whether Trans-Athletes Should Have Access to Youth Sports

On Wednesday, California Governor Gavin Newsom signed AB 749, which will create a commission to “address inequities by promoting inclusive, accessible, and affordable youth sports programs and coaching education.” Specifically, the “Youth Sports for All Act” requires “the State Public Health Officer to establish and convene the Blue Ribbon Commission on the Development of a… Continue reading California to Assess Whether Trans-Athletes Should Have Access to Youth Sports
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First Antifa-Related Terrorism Charges Issued for Individuals Involved in July 4 ICE Facility Attack 

Two men accused of attacking an ICE facility in Texas on July 4 have become the first individuals connected to Antifa to face terrorism-related charges. The indictment against Cameron Arnold and Zachary Evetts was issued on Wednesday and unsealed on Thursday. According to Fox News, the pair face charges including providing material support for terrorism,… Continue reading First Antifa-Related Terrorism Charges Issued for Individuals Involved in July 4 ICE Facility Attack 
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Lia Thomas to Receive ‘Voice of Inspiration’ Award at Event Sponsored by Dodgers, LAFC

Lia Thomas, the transgender-identifying swimmer who won the 2022 NCAA women’s championship, will receive the Voice of Inspiration Award at Rainbow Labs’ Violet Visionary Awards on Thursday. The event is sponsored by the Los Angeles Dodgers and LA Football Club. According to Rainbow Labs’ website, the award “honors an individual whose story and actions ignite… Continue reading Lia Thomas to Receive ‘Voice of Inspiration’ Award at Event Sponsored by Dodgers, LAFC
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NBC Cuts DEI-Oriented Groups

Amid the separation of NBC and MSNBC, the network is eliminating racially-missioned groups and also laying off roughly 150 staff members. The groups were focused on issues related to black, Asian American, Latino, and LGBTQ demographics.  According to The Wrap, which first reported on the story, “The cuts mean that the verticals NBC BLK, NBC… Continue reading NBC Cuts DEI-Oriented Groups
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Judge Issues Order Preventing ICE from Courtroom Arrests 

Cook County Circuit Chief Judge Timothy Evans signed an order Wednesday stating that US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) cannot make arrests in state courtrooms. Chicago, Illinois, where ICE operations are ongoing, is located in Cook County. The order declares that courts must “remain open and accessible” and in such a manner that “litigants and… Continue reading Judge Issues Order Preventing ICE from Courtroom Arrests 
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Major American Automaker Shifts Production from Canada Back to US

Stellantis, one of the largest American automakers, announced this week that it will move production of a Jeep model from Ontario, Canada, to the United States as part of an effort to prioritize domestic manufacturing. The company had previously planned to build the Jeep Compass at its assembly plant in Ontario but now intends to… Continue reading Major American Automaker Shifts Production from Canada Back to US
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Instagram Begins Strict Censorship of Feeds for Teen Accounts

On Tuesday, Meta announced it will be establishing a new teen-safety measure for users of Instagram that will filter feeds and prevent certain types of explicit content from being seen by users under the age of 18 barring permission from a parent. The overall aim is to make teenage content no more explicit than that… Continue reading Instagram Begins Strict Censorship of Feeds for Teen Accounts
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Los Angeles County Declares Local State of Emergency Over ICE Raids

Los Angeles County officials declared a local state of emergency Tuesday in response to ongoing Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids. The proclamation, issued by County Supervisor Lindsey Horvath’s office, described the situation as an emergency, saying, “What’s happening in our communities is an emergency and Los Angeles County is treating it like one.” “Declaring… Continue reading Los Angeles County Declares Local State of Emergency Over ICE Raids
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Kansas Professor Calls for Doxxing of ICE Agents, Urges Activists to Disrupt Immigration Operations

A Kansas community college professor is facing backlash after calling for the doxxing of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents and encouraging activists to interfere with immigration enforcement operations. Steve Werkmeister, an English professor at Johnson County Community College, made a post on BlueSky promoting tactics for anti-ICE activists. He reposted a flyer distributed by… Continue reading Kansas Professor Calls for Doxxing of ICE Agents, Urges Activists to Disrupt Immigration Operations
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