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Border Czar Tom Homan Slams CNN for Promoting App That Tracks ICE Agents

Border czar Tom Homan criticized CNN on Monday after the network aired a segment promoting a mobile app that allows users to track the locations of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents. ICEBlock is an app that invites users to mark sightings of ICE agents on a map, which then sends alerts to other users… Continue reading Border Czar Tom Homan Slams CNN for Promoting App That Tracks ICE Agents
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TPUSA’s Groundbreaking Documentary ‘Identity Crisis’ Wins Silver Telly Award

Turning Point USA is thrilled to announce that “Identity Crisis,” the groundbreaking documentary exposing the truth behind America’s gender ideology movement, has officially been named a Silver Telly Award winner in the Long Form Documentary category at the 2025 Annual Telly Awards. Identity Crisis highlights personal stories and medical facts regarding gender ideology that mainstream… Continue reading TPUSA’s Groundbreaking Documentary ‘Identity Crisis’ Wins Silver Telly Award
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Harvard Found in Violation of Civil Rights Law over Antisemitism on Campus

The Trump administration has determined that Harvard University violated federal civil rights law in its treatment of Jewish and Israeli students. In a letter issued Monday by the Office for Civil Rights at the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), the agency said it concluded a Title VI investigation into rising incidents of… Continue reading Harvard Found in Violation of Civil Rights Law over Antisemitism on Campus
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DOJ Investigation Reveals Nearly $15 Billion Healthcare Fraud Scheme  

The US Department of Justice announced Monday that it uncovered the “largest healthcare fraud initiative” in US history, involving 324 healthcare professionals who defrauded the federal government of $14.6 billion. The DOJ reported the details of those involved in the scheme, who are being criminally charged. “Specifically 324 defendants, including 96 doctors, nurse practitioners, pharmacists, and… Continue reading DOJ Investigation Reveals Nearly $15 Billion Healthcare Fraud Scheme  
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Governor Newsom Sues Fox News for Misleading Coverage of Phone Call With President Trump

California Governor Gavin Newsom is suing Fox News for defamation in its coverage of a phone call between him and President Trump amid the Los Angeles riots over ICE raids. Newsom is suing the network personally, and not through his role as the California governor, for nearly $800 million.  The lawsuit states that Fox News… Continue reading Governor Newsom Sues Fox News for Misleading Coverage of Phone Call With President Trump
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DHS Eliminates Warning Period for Fining Illegal Immigrants 

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS), in coordination with the Department of Justice, enacted a new rule on Friday that eliminates a previous 30-day notice period before penalties could be imposed on illegal immigrants who fail to comply with removal orders. Under the new rule, illegal immigrants who ignore deportation orders may now face fines… Continue reading DHS Eliminates Warning Period for Fining Illegal Immigrants 
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US Rep Requests DOJ Investigation Into NYC Mayoral Candidate’s Naturalization Status

US Representative (Tennessee) Andy Ogles wrote a letter Thursday to US Attorney General Pam Bondi requesting the Department of Justice (DOJ) to investigate whether the candidate for the mayor of New York City, Zohran Mamdan, should be subject to denaturalization and deportation.  Mamdani was born in Uganda to Indian parents in 1991. He moved to… Continue reading US Rep Requests DOJ Investigation Into NYC Mayoral Candidate’s Naturalization Status
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Supreme Court Rules Parents Can Exempt Kids from LGBT Lessons

The Supreme Court ruled Friday that schools violate religious liberty when they prevent parents from opting their children out of classroom instruction involving LGBT-related content. In a 6-3 decision, the Court sided with a group of parents from Montgomery County Public Schools in Maryland, who argued that they should be allowed to exempt their children… Continue reading Supreme Court Rules Parents Can Exempt Kids from LGBT Lessons
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Adults in the US Find Some Need for Religion in Public Schools: AP Poll

The results of an AP-NORC poll, released Thursday, found that many adults of various religious backgrounds are in favor of introducing religious practices into public schools.  The poll consisted of 1,158 adults taken from a sample that the AP-NORC drew from a panel “designed to be representative of the U.S. population.” The people polled were… Continue reading Adults in the US Find Some Need for Religion in Public Schools: AP Poll
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Pentagon Establishes New Military Buffer Zone in Texas as Border Crossings Drop to Record Lows

The Pentagon announced Wednesday the creation of a new military buffer zone in Texas aimed at bolstering security along the US-Mexico border, even as illegal border crossings continue to decline to historic lows. The new National Defense Area (NDA) will cover 250 miles along the Rio Grande River and will be marked by temporary barriers… Continue reading Pentagon Establishes New Military Buffer Zone in Texas as Border Crossings Drop to Record Lows
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Supreme Court Rules States Can Restrict Medicaid Funds for Planned Parenthood

The Supreme Court on Thursday ruled 6–3 in favor of South Carolina’s decision to exclude Medicaid funds from going to Planned Parenthood, reversing a lower court decision that had allowed a civil rights lawsuit over the issue to proceed. At the center of the case was whether individual Medicaid patients can sue under federal law… Continue reading Supreme Court Rules States Can Restrict Medicaid Funds for Planned Parenthood
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Southern California Vice Mayor Calls on ‘Cholos’ to Protect LA From National Guard

Cynthia Gonzalez, vice mayor of Cudahy, California, shamed “cholo” gang members in Los Angeles for not combatting the efforts of the National Guard deployed by the White House to protect federal officers and quell riots over immigration raids. Gonzalez made these comments in a TikTok post, which has since been deleted, but was captured by Fox. … Continue reading Southern California Vice Mayor Calls on ‘Cholos’ to Protect LA From National Guard
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