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TPUSA Frontlines Team Wins Multiple Telly Awards

TPUSA is proud to announce that its Frontlines team of journalists won a total of four Telly awards for the platform’s 2025 award season.  Frontlines won gold – and bronze twice – for the platform’s “General-Video Journalism” award, along with a silver award in “General-Social Impact.” The General-Video Journalism award is described as a “Social… Continue reading TPUSA Frontlines Team Wins Multiple Telly Awards
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Family of Ashli Babbitt Awarded in Settlement of Previously Dismissed Lawsuit

Ashli Babbitt’s family reached a settlement Monday with the Department of Justice (DOJ) for $5 million. During the January 6 US Capitol protests in 2021, Babbitt, a veteran of the US Air Force, was shot in the shoulder by a Capitol police officer for entering the building and not heeding orders from Lieutenant Officer Michael… Continue reading Family of Ashli Babbitt Awarded in Settlement of Previously Dismissed Lawsuit
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President Trump Signs “Revenge Porn” Bill

On Monday President Trump signed a bill into law penalizing “revenge porn” and similar explicit nonconsensual depictions of individuals, including those made with artificial intelligence (AI). US Senator Ted Cruz sponsored the bill, called the “Take It Down Act,” which has also received support from First Lady of the United States Melania Trump. The bill’s… Continue reading President Trump Signs “Revenge Porn” Bill
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NYU Student Condemns ‘Genocide’ in Gaza During Graduation Speech

A graduate of NYU’s Gallatin School of Individualized Study was denied a diploma after delivering an unapproved pro-Palestinian statement during his commencement address.  Logan Rozos was appointed student speaker for the school’s graduation ceremony on May 14. During the speech, he shifted his focus to the situation in Gaza: “I want to say that the… Continue reading NYU Student Condemns ‘Genocide’ in Gaza During Graduation Speech
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‘The Fun Is Over’: New Los Angeles DA Issues Warning to Criminals

Los Angeles District Attorney Nathan Hochman has reiterated his commitment to cracking down on crime, promising to hold lawbreakers “fully accountable for their illegal actions.” In a video posted Sunday on X, Hochman stood at the border of Los Angeles and San Bernardino counties, stating, “I am standing at the border between LA County and… Continue reading ‘The Fun Is Over’: New Los Angeles DA Issues Warning to Criminals
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Ex-FBI Director Being Investigated for Cryptic Instagram Post

Former FBI Director James Comey posted a photo on Instagram of a “cool” seashell formation he found while on a walk. The formation depicts “86 47.” (See image below): The Merriam Webster Dictionary defines 86 as “to eject, dismiss, or remove (someone).” Commentators are considering the 47 formation to be a direct reference to Donald… Continue reading Ex-FBI Director Being Investigated for Cryptic Instagram Post
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Francis Howell School Board Voted Against My Freedom of Speech, Removed Me By Police Escort

Despite the Francis Howell Board of Education voting against my First Amendment Rights, my attendance at the May 15, 2025, school board meeting proved successful. My message of protecting children in America’s public education system still rings loud and clear. Board President Steven Blair (who’s actually a pastor) led the vote to silence me, and… Continue reading Francis Howell School Board Voted Against My Freedom of Speech, Removed Me By Police Escort
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TdA Youth Offshoot Terrorizes New York City

An offshoot of the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua (TdA), consisting of migrant delinquents, is causing major criminal issues throughout New York City, specifically in Times Square.  The gang is called “Little Devils” or the “Diablos de la 42 (Devils of 42nd street) and consists of 40 members, all of which are minors seeking asylum… Continue reading TdA Youth Offshoot Terrorizes New York City
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Florida Becomes Second State to Ban Fluoride in Public Water

Florida has become the second state to ban the addition of fluoride to public water systems, following Utah’s decision earlier this month.  Governor Ron DeSantis signed legislation this week prohibiting certain additives in water systems that do not meet specified requirements, including fluoride. The new law takes effect July 1. “There’s risks associated for pregnant… Continue reading Florida Becomes Second State to Ban Fluoride in Public Water
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Poll Shows Americans Split on DEI Programs in Higher Education

A new poll reveals that Americans remain sharply divided on the role of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives at colleges and universities. According to a survey conducted earlier this month by the Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research, only 4 in 10 Americans said they “strongly” or “somewhat” support DEI programs in higher… Continue reading Poll Shows Americans Split on DEI Programs in Higher Education
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Inflation Falls to Lowest Level in Over Four Years

The annual inflation rate dropped to 2.3 percent in April, marking the lowest level in more than four years and falling below economists’ expectations. The figure comes despite uncertainty regarding trade as the US recently implemented sweeping global tariffs.  According to the Labor Department, consumer prices rose just 2.3 percent compared to April 2024, the… Continue reading Inflation Falls to Lowest Level in Over Four Years
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Hundreds of Starbucks Employees on Strike Due to New Dress Code

On Monday, Starbucks began a new dress code policy for its baristas aiming for simplification of appearance. This change is receiving backlash by Starbucks staff.  The Associated Press reports, “More than 1,000 Starbucks baristas at 75 U.S. stores have gone on strike since Sunday” in protest of the dress code. Starbucks made a statement on… Continue reading Hundreds of Starbucks Employees on Strike Due to New Dress Code
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