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Medical Workers Charged After Allegedly Interfering With ICE Arrest in California

Federal authorities have arrested a California medical center employee accused of interfering with an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operation. Earlier this month, ICE agents were attempting to apprehend Honduran national Denis Guillen-Solis when he fled on foot and ran into the Ontario Advanced Surgical Center. Although Guillen-Solis was reportedly not a patient or otherwise… Continue reading Medical Workers Charged After Allegedly Interfering With ICE Arrest in California
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Uber Announces New Feature Allowing Women Riders to Request Female Drivers

Uber announced Wednesday the launch of a new pilot program allowing female riders to request female drivers, marking the first time the option will be available in the United States. The “Women Preferences” feature will roll out in the coming weeks in Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Detroit. There is no announced timeline for a… Continue reading Uber Announces New Feature Allowing Women Riders to Request Female Drivers
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Columbia Reaches $220 Million Settlement with Trump Admin Over Civil Rights Violations

Columbia University has agreed to pay over $220 million and overhaul several of its policies in a sweeping settlement with the Trump administration over its alleged civil rights violations.  The agreement comes after months of negotiations between the Ivy League institution and the Trump administration. According to the New York Post, under the terms, Columbia… Continue reading Columbia Reaches $220 Million Settlement with Trump Admin Over Civil Rights Violations
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Immigrants Send $200 Billion Annually Out of US in Remittances: Report

A new report from the Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR) has found that immigrants in the United States send approximately $200 billion out of the country each year to their home nations. According to the report, both legal and illegal immigrants sent remittances to 134 countries in 2021. FAIR notes that the total is… Continue reading Immigrants Send $200 Billion Annually Out of US in Remittances: Report
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FDA Commissioner Warns of Illegal Chinese Vapes Targeting US Teens

FDA Commissioner Dr. Marty Makary is sounding the alarm over the rise of illegal vaping products from China that are designed to appeal to children and teenagers. In an interview with ABC News, Makary criticized the lack of urgency in addressing the issue, calling it “laughable.” He said that cracking down on illegal e-cigarettes is… Continue reading FDA Commissioner Warns of Illegal Chinese Vapes Targeting US Teens
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Columbia University Imposes Penalties on Students Who Disrupted Butler Library in May

Columbia University announced Tuesday the penalization of students who invaded the Butler Library in May to protest on behalf of Palestine amid the Israel-Hamas War. At the time, protesters attempted to make Butler Library a “liberated zone” with banners hung throughout, creating a state of disruption for students studying in the library. They also renamed… Continue reading Columbia University Imposes Penalties on Students Who Disrupted Butler Library in May
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In-N-Out Owner Announces Move From California: ‘Raising a Family is Not Easy Here’

Lynsi Snyder, billionaire owner of In-N-Out Burger, announced she is leaving California and relocating to Tennessee, citing the difficulties of raising a family and doing business in the Golden State. “We’re building an office in Franklin, I’m actually moving out there,” Snyder revealed in an interview with podcaster Allie Beth Stuckey. “Raising a family is… Continue reading In-N-Out Owner Announces Move From California: ‘Raising a Family is Not Easy Here’
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Police Officers Flee Left-Leaning Cities for States With More Support

Police officers are increasingly leaving left-wing-led states in favor of red states that offer better job security, higher pay, and stronger public and political support. According to Joe Gamaldi, national vice president of the Fraternal Order of Police, officers in liberal cities feel abandoned by local leaders and are seeking a more supportive environment. “What… Continue reading Police Officers Flee Left-Leaning Cities for States With More Support
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President Trump Withdraws US From UNESCO for Second Time

President Trump withdrew the US from the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) on Tuesday due to the organization not aligning with the country’s “national interest.”  UNESCO, whose mission is to lead “multilateral cooperation on education, science, culture, communication and information,” has 194 member states. The US’s withdrawal as a member state will go… Continue reading President Trump Withdraws US From UNESCO for Second Time
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Puerto Rico Passes Law Prohibiting Gender Care for People Under 21

On July 16, Puerto Rico Governor Jenniffer González-Colón signed a law banning the performance of gender-care services on people under 21-years-old.   Puerto Rico’s “Law for the Protection of the Health and Well-being of Minors in Puerto Rico,” will explicitly prohibit medical practices generating “irreversible” consequences for children and adolescents.  The law makes it a crime… Continue reading Puerto Rico Passes Law Prohibiting Gender Care for People Under 21
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Cowardly School Board Refuses to Address Teen Novel Depicting Graphic Sex Scenes

On July 9, during a public comment session at a Tempe Union High School District board meeting, I read the unsavory scenes from a book titled “All Boys Aren’t Blue.” This book happens to be on the shelves of district libraries.  Though it contains explicit scenes, the book is described by its publisher as a… Continue reading Cowardly School Board Refuses to Address Teen Novel Depicting Graphic Sex Scenes
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Harvard Clashes with Trump Admin in Court over $2.6 Billion Funding Freeze

The Trump administration and Harvard University continued their legal battle in federal court Monday, as both sides argued over the administration’s decision to freeze roughly $2.6 billion in federal funding to the university. The case stems from a lawsuit filed by Harvard in April, accusing the administration of unlawfully withholding funds. The Ivy League university… Continue reading Harvard Clashes with Trump Admin in Court over $2.6 Billion Funding Freeze
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