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Minnesota Supreme Court Rules Women Can Expose Themselves Without ‘Lewd’ Intent

The Minnesota Supreme Court ruled that women can “lewdly expose” their bodies so long as that exposure is not of a sexual nature. This comes after Eloisa Rubi Plancarte, a self-professed stripper, was convicted of a misdemeanor charge in of indecent exposure in December 2022 in Olmstead County. She appealed her charge months thereafter, and… Continue reading Minnesota Supreme Court Rules Women Can Expose Themselves Without ‘Lewd’ Intent
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DOJ Launches Civil Rights Investigation into Chicago Over Mayor Johnson’s Hiring Comments

The Department of Justice has opened a civil rights investigation into the City of Chicago following Mayor Brandon Johnson’s remarks where he bragged about he number of black employees he has hired. On Monday, the DOJ sent a letter to Johnson informing him of the probe, which will examine whether the city has violated Title… Continue reading DOJ Launches Civil Rights Investigation into Chicago Over Mayor Johnson’s Hiring Comments
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Trans-Identifying Athlete Wins CA Track Titles, Spurns Critics Over Being Biologically Male

A biological male athlete – who is a “trans-identifying female” going by the name of AB Hernandez – won two titles in the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) Southern Section high school track and field postseason on May 17. He will proceed to the CIF State Championships on May 30. Hernandez is a junior at Jurupa Valley… Continue reading Trans-Identifying Athlete Wins CA Track Titles, Spurns Critics Over Being Biologically Male
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Trump Admin’s ‘Gold Card’ Visa Program to take Effect in Coming Weeks

The Trump administration’s new “Gold Card” visa program could launch in the coming weeks and potentially generate up to $1 trillion in revenue, according to Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick. Speaking Wednesday at an Axios event, Lutnick confirmed that the Trump Gold Card will soon be made available online. In an interview with Axios co-founder Mike… Continue reading Trump Admin’s ‘Gold Card’ Visa Program to take Effect in Coming Weeks
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Mayor Karen Bass Issues Order Deregulating the Process of Filmmaking in LA

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass issued an executive order Tuesday designed to make filming in the city easier and less bureaucratic.  “The Entertainment Industry is core to Los Angeles’ economy and our city’s identity. The City, in partnership with the industry, has taken steps to stabilize and rebuild Los Angeles’ Film and Entertainment Industry, which… Continue reading Mayor Karen Bass Issues Order Deregulating the Process of Filmmaking in LA
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Beaufort County School District Brings Sex Novel To Life After Teacher Attacks Student

Now that I have confronted the Beaufort County Board of Education about pornographic books on campus, district leaders are without excuse and must take immediate action to safeguard their students. While researching Beaufort County School District libraries, I found two egregious novels glorifying the victimization of children. One book, “Boy Toy,” tells the story of… Continue reading Beaufort County School District Brings Sex Novel To Life After Teacher Attacks Student
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Christian Group Sues OpenAI Over Religious Discrimination

The Christian nonprofit Holy Sexuality has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI, accusing the tech company of religious discrimination for denying it access to a nonprofit discount because of its beliefs. Represented by Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF), Holy Sexuality alleges that OpenAI’s policies violate California’s Unruh Civil Rights Act, which prohibits businesses from discriminating against customers… Continue reading Christian Group Sues OpenAI Over Religious Discrimination
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Columbia University President Booed and Heckled During Commencement Address

Columbia University Acting President Claire Shipman was booed by students during her Wednesday commencement address. This happened as the university goes through the process of according with the demands issued in March by the White House to curb disruptive protests, such as those ignited by the Israel – Hamas War in October 2023 that led… Continue reading Columbia University President Booed and Heckled During Commencement Address
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Judge Issues Injunction Against Oklahoma Law that Jails Illegal Immigrants Living in the State

A federal judge has temporarily blocked the enforcement of an Oklahoma law that would criminalize illegal immigrants living in the state, halting it for at least two weeks as legal challenges proceed. US District Judge Bernard Jones issued the ruling Tuesday, pausing implementation of House Bill 4156, which was signed into law last year but… Continue reading Judge Issues Injunction Against Oklahoma Law that Jails Illegal Immigrants Living in the State
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NRA Petitions Supreme Court to Review Florida Law Raising Rifle Purchase Age to 21

Photo by Oleksandr Danylchenko / Unsplash The National Rifle Association has filed a petition asking the US Supreme Court to review a Florida law that raised the minimum age to purchase rifles and other long guns from 18 to 21. The law was enacted in 2018 following the mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High… Continue reading NRA Petitions Supreme Court to Review Florida Law Raising Rifle Purchase Age to 21
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Chicago Parents Clash at School Board Meeting after Trans Athlete Wins Multiple Events

Parents were packed at a school board meeting in Naperville, Illinois, on Monday to express outrage after a transgender-identifying student won multiple events in a girls’ track meet. Approximately 100 people attended the Naperville 203 Community School District Board meeting, where the issue sparked intense debate. Supporters of the transgender student waved transgender pride flags,… Continue reading Chicago Parents Clash at School Board Meeting after Trans Athlete Wins Multiple Events
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Microsoft Doubles Down on Race-Based Hiring Policies Amid Corporate DEI Pullbacks

While many major US corporations are scaling back their diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives following consumer backlash, Microsoft is moving in the opposite direction by reinforcing its race-based hiring policies. According to Consumers’ Research, a non-profit watchdog that aims to “educate and protect consumers,” Microsoft is continuing to push a radical left-wing agenda. Will… Continue reading Microsoft Doubles Down on Race-Based Hiring Policies Amid Corporate DEI Pullbacks
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