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Columbia University Encampment Reported to Recommence

The protest encampment at Columbia University, which caused nationwide controversy for being a disruption to campus life and operations, is reportedly set to resume, according to NBC News reports that captured the intentions of a group conspiring to resume the protests. The group of protesters revealed their plans during a meeting in Brooklyn, New York,… Continue reading Columbia University Encampment Reported to Recommence
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Top Med Schools Promote Leftist Views, “Weight Inclusivity”

Photo: Online Marketing / Unsplash A new report by the watchdog group Free Speech First claims that medical schools across the country are prioritizing radical left-wing beliefs on race, gender, and obesity over proper medical care for patients.  The report, released Thursday, examined 54 public medical schools in the United States and documented how diversity,… Continue reading Top Med Schools Promote Leftist Views, “Weight Inclusivity”
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TPUSA Volunteer Allegedly Attacked Before Chloe Cole Event at West Chester

A protester reportedly attacked a TPUSA volunteer before an event featuring activist and de-transitioner Chloe Cole at West Chester University on Thursday.  The volunteer, Stephen Papp, held a poster stating “Prove Me Wrong: There are only 2 genders.” A man on campus, who disagreed with the message, allegedly walked up to Papp and spat on… Continue reading TPUSA Volunteer Allegedly Attacked Before Chloe Cole Event at West Chester
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SCOTUS Rules Weekends and Holidays Cannot Count Toward Deportation Deadlines

The Supreme Court ruled 5-4 on Wednesday that weekends and legal holidays cannot be counted in the deportation deadlines for foreign nationals. The decision centered on the case of Hugo Abisai Monsalvo Velazquez, who was living illegally in the US and was given a 60-day notice to leave the country. Velazquez argued that the deadline… Continue reading SCOTUS Rules Weekends and Holidays Cannot Count Toward Deportation Deadlines
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US to Withdraw Support if Russia-Ukraine Ceasefire Fails

US Vice President JD Vance declared Wednesday the US will distance itself from Ukraine and Russia if both countries do not reach a ceasefire amid the Russo-Ukrainian War.  “It’s time for them to either say yes or for the US to walk away from this process. We’ve engaged in an extraordinary amount of diplomacy, of… Continue reading US to Withdraw Support if Russia-Ukraine Ceasefire Fails
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‘60 Minutes’ Executive Producer Resigns, Says Show has Lost Independence 

The longtime executive producer of CBS’s 60 Minutes, Bill Owens, announced his resignation on Tuesday, claiming that the show’s independence has been compromised. Owens, who has worked at CBS News for 37 years, revealed his decision during a staff meeting and in a memo, stating that he could no longer operate the show in the… Continue reading ‘60 Minutes’ Executive Producer Resigns, Says Show has Lost Independence 
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College Leaders Oppose White House Demands in Statement 

Over 150 US college leaders signed a statement on Tuesday against the White House’s alleged “government overreach and political interference” in college operations. The American Association of Colleges and Universities (AAC&U) is the organization behind the statement, which they titled “A Call for Constructive Engagement.” The letter’s chief claim is that the White House is… Continue reading College Leaders Oppose White House Demands in Statement 
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K-12 Students Need Nationwide Protections Against Sexual Content On School Grounds

Advocating for the safety and academic success of America’s youth is my highest priority. As I stood before the North Carolina General Assembly, my goal was to be the voice of K-12 students, parents, and community members across the nation. I want every state representative and lawmaker to know that the purity of children must… Continue reading K-12 Students Need Nationwide Protections Against Sexual Content On School Grounds
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RFK Jr Announces Ban on Eight Artificial Food Dyes

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced Tuesday that eight artificial dyes will be removed from medications and the US food supply by the end of 2026, including dyes commonly found in candy and sodas. Speaking at a news conference in Washington, DC, RFK Jr. said federal agencies will work with food… Continue reading RFK Jr Announces Ban on Eight Artificial Food Dyes
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Generation Z is the Most Conservative Generation in Decades: Poll

Since the election of President Donald Trump in 2024, Generation Z (Gen Z) is on track to becoming the most conservative generation in the US over the past several decades, according to the analysis of pollsters. One poll conducted by the Harvard Kennedy School Institute of Politics found that 18-24 year olds — especially men… Continue reading Generation Z is the Most Conservative Generation in Decades: Poll
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Harvard Sues Trump Admin Over Freeze in Federal Funding

Harvard University has filed a lawsuit against the federal government after the Trump administration froze billions in taxpayer funding to the school, escalating an ongoing standoff over campus protests related to the Israel-Hamas conflict. The lawsuit follows the administration’s decision last week to freeze $2.2 billion in federal grants and $60 million in contracts to… Continue reading Harvard Sues Trump Admin Over Freeze in Federal Funding
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US DOT Overtakes Reconstruction of NYC’s Penn Station

The US Department of Transportation (DOT) announced it will be overseeing the long-awaited reconstruction of Penn Station, a project amounting to $7 billion. Secretary of Transportation (SOT) Sean Duffy told the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) that the Federal Railroad Administration will replace the MTA with Amtrak to lead Penn Station’s redevelopment. “The MTA’s history of inefficiency,… Continue reading US DOT Overtakes Reconstruction of NYC’s Penn Station
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