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Snoop Dogg Criticizes LGBTQ+ Scenes in Kids’ Movies: ‘I Didn’t Come In for This’

Rapper Snoop Dogg voiced concerns over LGBTQ+ characters in children’s movies, criticizing how it forces adults into conversations with young kids they may not be prepared to have.  Appearing on the “It’s Giving” podcast hosted by Sarah Fontenot, Snoop described his experience watching Disney’s 2022 animated film “Lightyear” with his grandson. The movie, which featured… Continue reading Snoop Dogg Criticizes LGBTQ+ Scenes in Kids’ Movies: ‘I Didn’t Come In for This’
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Federal Judge Rules Against Minnesota Law Punishing Religious Colleges for Faith Statements

A federal judge has ruled that Christian colleges cannot be excluded from a Minnesota program for requiring students to sign statements of faith. On Friday, US District Judge Nancy Brasel sided with Crown College in St. Bonifacius and the University of Northwestern in Roseville, which require students to sign a statement of faith adhering to… Continue reading Federal Judge Rules Against Minnesota Law Punishing Religious Colleges for Faith Statements
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Trump, Hegseth Seek Name Change for the US Department of Defense 

President Trump is considering, in the next few weeks, renaming the US Department of Defense to the Department of War, a name similar to the department’s original name, the US Department of War. The former name was established by President George Washington in 1789. The Department of War existed alongside the Navy Department before their… Continue reading Trump, Hegseth Seek Name Change for the US Department of Defense 
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President Trump Calls for the Revocation of NBC and ABC Broadcasting Licenses for Biased Coverage

President Trump is threatening to revoke the broadcasting licenses of television networks NBC and ABC for unfair, “negative” coverage of him and the Republican Party and fairer coverage of the Democratic Party, accusing the networks of performing “crooked journalism.” Trump prefers that these networks “pay up” to compensate for their alleged biased coverage, or else… Continue reading President Trump Calls for the Revocation of NBC and ABC Broadcasting Licenses for Biased Coverage
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JK Rowling Slams Trans Ideology, Warns Girls: ‘You Are a Costume Any Man Can Put On’

Author JK Rowling once again spoke out against radical gender ideology, condemning the practice of placing biological men who identify as women into female-only spaces. “The message to girls everywhere: you are a costume that any man can put on. Once he’s wearing it, he gets to take your rights,” Rowling posted on X Friday. … Continue reading JK Rowling Slams Trans Ideology, Warns Girls: ‘You Are a Costume Any Man Can Put On’
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President Trump Criminalizes Flag Burning: Executive Order 

President Trump signed an executive order on Monday that will outlaw any burning of the US flag and make it an offense with a penalty of one year in jail. The order faces controversy due to its contradiction with a 1989 US Supreme Court ruling (Texas v. Johnson) that deemed the action in line with… Continue reading President Trump Criminalizes Flag Burning: Executive Order 
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National Guard in DC Authorized to Carry Arms: DOD

Weeks after President Trump federalized the Washington DC police and deployed the National Guard to the District in order to clamp down on crime, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth approved the 2,000 National Guard troops in Washington, DC, to carry “service-issued” weapons, according to the Pentagon. The Pentagon issued a statement on the matter on… Continue reading National Guard in DC Authorized to Carry Arms: DOD
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Trump Admin to Review 55 Million Visa Holders for Potential Deportations

The Trump administration has announced a review of more than 55 million people currently in the United States on valid visas, examining potential violations that could result in deportation. According to The Associated Press, the State Department confirmed that all visa holders are subject to “continuous vetting,” which allows the government to determine if there… Continue reading Trump Admin to Review 55 Million Visa Holders for Potential Deportations
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Bed Bath & Beyond CEO Announces Total Departure of Stores from California

Bed Bath & Beyond announced Wednesday it will no longer conduct retail business in California due to the financial difficulties many companies face in the state. Marcus Lemonis, Chief Executive Officer of Bed Bath & Beyond, wrote a statement on the reason for not opening or operating any new company stores within California.  “This decision… Continue reading Bed Bath & Beyond CEO Announces Total Departure of Stores from California
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Secretary Rubio Announces Visa Hiatus for Foreign-Born Truck Drivers 

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced Thursday that the issuing of visas for commercial truck drivers is being halted due to the reported endangerment of American lives on the road.  “Effective immediately we are pausing all issuance of worker visas for commercial truck drivers,” Rubio posted on X. “The increasing number of foreign drivers… Continue reading Secretary Rubio Announces Visa Hiatus for Foreign-Born Truck Drivers 
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HHS Terminates Funding for California Sex Ed Program After Refusal to Comply With Ultimatum

The US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is pulling $12 million of funding from California schools due to the presence of “gender ideology” in its sexual education programs. In June, the White House gave US schools a 60 day ultimatum of removing gender ideology and DEI-based curriculum from its curriculum.  Specifically, the HHS’s Administration… Continue reading HHS Terminates Funding for California Sex Ed Program After Refusal to Comply With Ultimatum
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Federal Judge Limits Operations of ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ Detention Facility

A federal judge ruled Thursday that the “Alligator Alcatraz” detention facility may remain operational but cannot be expanded or accept additional detainees. District Judge Kathleen M. Williams issued a preliminary injunction blocking any expansion of the site, installation of additional lighting, or the transfer of new detainees. Her order states that no new individuals “who were… Continue reading Federal Judge Limits Operations of ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ Detention Facility
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