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Education Department Opens Investigation into UPenn Over Foreign Funding Disclosures

The Department of Education has launched an investigation into the University of Pennsylvania over allegations that the institution failed to accurately report its foreign funding donations. In a statement released this week, the department said its Office of the General Counsel (OGC) opened the investigation and issued a formal records request to the university. The… Continue reading Education Department Opens Investigation into UPenn Over Foreign Funding Disclosures
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Shedeur Sanders Fan Files Absurd Lawsuit over the Quarterback’s Fall in NFL Draft

A fan of now NFL quarterback Shedeur Sanders filed a $100 million lawsuit against the league for the “emotional distress” he felt over Sanders alleged mistreatment by NFL teams during the 2025 Draft.  The plaintiff, Eric Jackson, a fan of Sanders living in Georgia, filed the suit through the Northern District of Georgia. He is… Continue reading Shedeur Sanders Fan Files Absurd Lawsuit over the Quarterback’s Fall in NFL Draft
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New Statue of Woman in Times Square Designed to ‘Disrupt Traditional Ideas’

In New York City’s Times Square, a 12-foot-tall statue of a slightly overweight African-American woman with braids is being featured from late April to mid-June. The statue is intended to aesthetically contrast with two statues of important figures from American history in the same vicinity: Father Francis Duffy, a World War I military chaplain, and… Continue reading New Statue of Woman in Times Square Designed to ‘Disrupt Traditional Ideas’
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Stanford Review Uncovers Alleged CCP Espionage Operation on Campus

A report by the Stanford Review, the student newspaper at Stanford University, alleges a growing pattern of espionage efforts by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) targeting American academic research at the university. According to the report, CCP agents have impersonated students as part of a “nontraditional collection effort” to gain access to research. The newspaper… Continue reading Stanford Review Uncovers Alleged CCP Espionage Operation on Campus
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Protesters Disrupt Columbia University Library, Attempt to Make it a ‘Liberated Zone’

A mob of protesters took over a room at Columbia University’s Butler Library on Wednesday. This prompted the NYPD to get involved and detain about 80 people “who did not comply with verbal warnings… to disperse.” As with the encampments of 2024, the protesters aimed to make the library a “liberated zone,” hanging banners throughout… Continue reading Protesters Disrupt Columbia University Library, Attempt to Make it a ‘Liberated Zone’
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After Battling Florida’s ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Law, Disney Announces Theme Park in Country where Homosexuality is Illegal

Despite its public clash with the state of Florida over the so-called “Don’t Say Gay” law in 2023, the Walt Disney Company has announced plans to build a new theme park in Abu Dhabi, a city where homosexuality is illegal and can carry harsh prison sentences. Disney revealed this week that it plans to build… Continue reading After Battling Florida’s ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Law, Disney Announces Theme Park in Country where Homosexuality is Illegal
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Salt Lake City Adopts New Pride, Juneteenth City Flags to Bypass State Ban

Salt Lake City has adopted three new city flags that incorporate the LGBTQ, transgender, and Juneteenth symbols in an effort to bypass a new Utah state law banning such flags from being displayed on public buildings. Mayor Erin Mendenhall proposed the measure, which the city council approved on Tuesday, just one day before the state… Continue reading Salt Lake City Adopts New Pride, Juneteenth City Flags to Bypass State Ban
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VP Vance: “Russia’s Demands to End Ukraine War are ‘Too Much’

US Vice President JD Vance spoke at the Munich Leaders’ Meeting with the chair of the Munich Security Conference, Wolfgang Ischinger. The conversation revolved around the conflict between Russia and Ukraine and America’s role in potentially resolving it. Vance exclaimed his frustration with Russia demanding “too much” to end the conflict: “I’m not yet that… Continue reading VP Vance: “Russia’s Demands to End Ukraine War are ‘Too Much’
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AG Pam Bondi Announces ‘Largest Fentanyl Bust’ in US History

Attorney General Pam Bondi announced Tuesday that federal authorities have executed one of the largest fentanyl seizure operations in US history, apprehending 11.5 kilograms of the drug. “The DEA seized 11.5 kilos of fentanyl, including an astounding approximately 3 million fentanyl pills. The largest seizure in our nation’s history,” Bondi revealed in a briefing. In… Continue reading AG Pam Bondi Announces ‘Largest Fentanyl Bust’ in US History
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Columbia University Terminates Nearly 200 of its Staff to Address Funding Needs

Columbia University is firing 180 staff members to address its loss of $400 million of federal funding for how it handled the disruptive protests over the Israel – Hamas War on its campus. The university’s leadership issued a statement on Tuesday regarding the layoffs and terminations titled “Preserving Columbia’s Critical Research Capabilities.” “We have had… Continue reading Columbia University Terminates Nearly 200 of its Staff to Address Funding Needs
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Protesters Harass Attendees of Riley Gaines Event in Washington

Protesters attempted to sabotage a Tuesday event at the University of Washington with TPUSA contributor and women’s sports activist Riley Gaines. The event, titled “The Fight is Far From Over” featured guest-speaker and fellow activist Olivia Krolczyk. Outside of the event, a large group of protesters chanted “God is trans” along with several other unsavory… Continue reading Protesters Harass Attendees of Riley Gaines Event in Washington
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Judge Orders Admission of 12,000 Migrants After Trump Suspends Refugee Program

A US District judge ordered the White House to admit 12,000 refugees into the country. This ruling was made after President Trump’s suspension of the refugee admissions program.  In February, President Trump signed an executive order aiming to realign the US Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP). According to the order: “The United States lacks the ability… Continue reading Judge Orders Admission of 12,000 Migrants After Trump Suspends Refugee Program
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