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US Border Wall to Be Painted Black to Stifle Illegal Immigration 

DHS Secretary Kristi Noem announced Tuesday that the southern US border wall will be painted black to deter illegal immigration through wall climbing. This initiative is being planned per the request of President Trump, who has called for black coated border walls since the end of his first term. The black paint will cover the entire… Continue reading US Border Wall to Be Painted Black to Stifle Illegal Immigration 
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Beyond Meat Denies Bankruptcy Rumors as Sales Plummet Over Lack of Demand

Beyond Meat, the plant-based meat alternative company, has denied reports that it is preparing to file for bankruptcy, even as it faces steep financial losses and declining consumer demand. The company, known for its burger patties, chicken tenders, and other meat alternatives, has seen sales fall sharply. Second quarter revenue dropped nearly 20 percent year-over-year,… Continue reading Beyond Meat Denies Bankruptcy Rumors as Sales Plummet Over Lack of Demand
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State Department Revokes Over 6,000 Student Visas for Law Violations, Terrorism Support

The State Department has revoked more than 6,000 student visas this year due to individuals overstaying their visas and violating the law while in the US, including supporting terrorism. The Trump administration has emphasized its effort to more rigorously vet current and future visa holders in recent months, particularly those attending academic institutions while expressing… Continue reading State Department Revokes Over 6,000 Student Visas for Law Violations, Terrorism Support
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Mississippi Among Four States Sending National Guard Troops to DC 

Four US states have deployed National Guard soldiers to Washington, DC, to aid President Trump’s ongoing effort to clamp down on the “crime emergency” occurring within the district.   Last week, President Trump activated the National Guard and federalized the DC police in order to “help reestablish law, order and public safety” in the district.  West… Continue reading Mississippi Among Four States Sending National Guard Troops to DC 
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MSNBC Announces Name Rebrand During Split From NBC

Amid its ongoing split from parent company NBC and transition to VERSANT, MSNBC will soon be known as MS NOW, which stands for My Source News Opinion World. It will also drop its Peacock logo and change to a new one. In a Monday message to viewers, the outlet announced that the change will take… Continue reading MSNBC Announces Name Rebrand During Split From NBC
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DOJ Employee Fired After Throwing Sandwich at Law Enforcement in DC

A DOJ staff member was fired after his arrest for throwing a sandwich at law enforcement while protesting the presence of federalized police and the National Guard in Washington DC.  The man was revealed to be Sean Charles Dunn according to filing documents. For his actions, Dunn is being charged with “assaulting, resisting, or impeding… Continue reading DOJ Employee Fired After Throwing Sandwich at Law Enforcement in DC
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White House Demands Museums Depict ‘Accurate’ Descriptions of US History Ahead of Nation’s 250th Anniversary

With the 250th anniversary of the US coming in the next year, the Trump administration is requiring Smithsonian museums to “replace any divisive or ideologically driven language with unifying, historically accurate, and constructive descriptions.” In a letter written to Smithsonian Secretary Lonnie Bunch by Special Assistant to the President Lindsay Halligan, along with staffers Vince Haley… Continue reading White House Demands Museums Depict ‘Accurate’ Descriptions of US History Ahead of Nation’s 250th Anniversary
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Crowds on Demand CEO Says Paid Protester Requests Have Soared 400%

Adam Swart, CEO of the publicity firm Crowds on Demand, says his company has seen a 400 percent increase in requests for paid protesters this year compared to the same period last year. Appearing on Fox News, Swart was asked how much the hired demonstrators are paid. He declined to give exact figures for specific… Continue reading Crowds on Demand CEO Says Paid Protester Requests Have Soared 400%
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New Mexico Governor Declares State of Emergency Over Crime, Drug Crisis

New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham declared a state of emergency Wednesday in Rio Arriba County, citing violent crime and drug trafficking as ongoing threats that have overwhelmed local resources in the border state. The county, which includes two Native American Pueblo communities, has some of the highest opioid overdose death rates in the nation.… Continue reading New Mexico Governor Declares State of Emergency Over Crime, Drug Crisis
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‘Deportation Depot’ to be Used as New Florida Detention Center While ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ on Hiatus

Amid legal difficulties in launching the Alligator Alcatraz facility, Florida will establish a new immigrant detention center in the state’s northern region, in Baker County  On August 7, a federal judge halted the construction of Alligator Alcatraz for two weeks amid litigation claiming the facility would hinder the local environment of the Everglades. The new… Continue reading ‘Deportation Depot’ to be Used as New Florida Detention Center While ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ on Hiatus
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88% of College Students Pretend to Hold Left-Wing Views to Avoid Backlash: Study

A new study from Northwestern University has found that nearly nine in ten college students admitted to pretending to hold left-wing political views to satisfy their professors or classmates. Researchers interviewed about 1,500 undergraduate students at Northwestern and the University of Michigan between 2023 and 2025, aiming to determine “What happens to identity formation when… Continue reading 88% of College Students Pretend to Hold Left-Wing Views to Avoid Backlash: Study
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Mexico Extradites 26 Fugitives Wanted by the US

Mexico agreed Tuesday to extradite to the US 26 fugitives located in Mexico who have been charged with several federal and state crimes across most regions of the US.  In a press release, the DOJ states that these charges include those “relating to drug-trafficking, hostage-taking, kidnapping, illegal use of firearms, human smuggling, money laundering, the… Continue reading Mexico Extradites 26 Fugitives Wanted by the US
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