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Supreme Court Declines to Hear Case of Student Sent Home Over ‘Only Two Genders’ Shirt

The Supreme Court has declined to take up the case involving a young student from Massachusetts who was banned from school after wearing a shirt that read “there are only two genders.” The case was brought forward on behalf of Liam Morrison by his father and stepmother. It argued that Nichols Middle School violated his… Continue reading Supreme Court Declines to Hear Case of Student Sent Home Over ‘Only Two Genders’ Shirt
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CBS to Pay $10 million in Arbitration to Wrongly Fired Executive

CBS is settling a lawsuit with a former executive staff member, Peter Dunn, who was ousted by the network for allegedly making racist and sexist comments in 2021.  At the time of his termination, several allegations covering a variety of offenses were aimed at Dunn, including  “racist, sexist, homophobic and discriminatory,” statements and slurs, according… Continue reading CBS to Pay $10 million in Arbitration to Wrongly Fired Executive
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ICE to Begin Arresting Illegal Immigrants at Immigration Hearings

Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has launched a nationwide initiative to begin arresting illegal immigrants during their immigration and asylum hearings. According to a report by Fox News, the initiative targets illegal immigrants who have been in the United States for less than two years. Under the new Department of Homeland Security (DHS) strategy, immigration… Continue reading ICE to Begin Arresting Illegal Immigrants at Immigration Hearings
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FDA Commissioner Says MAHA Report will Help Address Chronic Illnesses Among Children

FDA Commissioner Marty Makary said over the weekend that the newly released “Make America Healthy Again” report will trigger a significant transformation in the US healthcare system, shifting it from a “reactionary” mindset to one that is more “proactive.” Speaking during an interview on Fox News Sunday, Makary emphasized the need to focus less on… Continue reading FDA Commissioner Says MAHA Report will Help Address Chronic Illnesses Among Children
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Med School Accepted Lower-Scoring Minority Applicants While Rejecting More Qualified Asians, Whites: Report

A new analysis of admissions data at Southern Illinois University School of Medicine reveals that black and Hispanic applicants were admitted with significantly lower academic qualifications than white and Asian applicants from 2019 through 2024. This trend continued even after the US Supreme Court’s 2023 decision limiting race-based college admissions. The findings, published by the… Continue reading Med School Accepted Lower-Scoring Minority Applicants While Rejecting More Qualified Asians, Whites: Report
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President Trump Pressures Apple to Manufacture in the US

President Donald Trump announced a possible tariffing of Apple by 25 percent for phones not made in the US in an attempt to get the company to manufacture iPhones in the US exclusively. These tariffs would begin by the end of June. According to Trump, he notified Apple CEO Tim Cook of this possibility “long… Continue reading President Trump Pressures Apple to Manufacture in the US
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Judge Blocks Trump Admin’s Attempt to Cancel Harvard Student Visa Program

A federal judge has temporarily halted the Trump administration’s move to revoke Harvard University’s ability to enroll international students through its student visa program. The decision came just hours after Harvard filed a lawsuit against the administration, arguing that the policy would affect over 7,000 international students. US District Judge Allison Burroughs sided with the… Continue reading Judge Blocks Trump Admin’s Attempt to Cancel Harvard Student Visa Program
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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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