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TPUSA Event at UC Davis Sabotaged by Radical Left-Wing Protesters

A Thursday “Prove Me Wrong” event held by the UC Davis TPUSA chapter was sabotaged by protesters who attacked staff and vandalized a table and other items.  The protesters walked toward the table covered with posters and quickly dismantled the canopy above the table, which they also stole. They tore down banners and walked away… Continue reading TPUSA Event at UC Davis Sabotaged by Radical Left-Wing Protesters
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President Trump’s Reciprocal Tariff Plans Draws Bipartisan Criticism

The US Senate passed a resolution by a vote of 51- 48 that would block a 25 percent tariff on imports from Canada, one of the US’s biggest trading partners. Democratic Senators Tim Kaine, Amy Klobuchar, and Mark R. Warner created the resolution, which has received some support from the other side of the aisle.… Continue reading President Trump’s Reciprocal Tariff Plans Draws Bipartisan Criticism
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New York Prison Commissioner Releases Prisoners After the Firing of 2,000 Correctional Employees

Over 2,000 prison workers in New York went on strike for 22 days and were consequently fired, leaving the state to release prisoners due to a lack of staff at certain prisons.  New York Department of Corrections and Community Supervisions (DOCCS) Commissioner Daniel Martuscello “directed prison leaders to begin identifying inmates who were convicted of… Continue reading New York Prison Commissioner Releases Prisoners After the Firing of 2,000 Correctional Employees
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NYC Mayor Eric Adams Dismissed of Charges Months Before Possible Re-Election

On Wednesday, New York City Mayor Eric Adams was dismissed with prejudice from corruption charges leading to his indictment in September 2024.  Adams was charged with several counts of corruption by the US government including “conspiracy, fraud, soliciting illegal campaign contributions, and bribery.” Adams allegedly accepted gifts amounting to more than $100,000 from Turkish citizens… Continue reading NYC Mayor Eric Adams Dismissed of Charges Months Before Possible Re-Election
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Judge Blocks Alabama From Prosecuting Groups Aiding Out-of-State Abortions

A federal judge has ruled that Alabama cannot prosecute organizations that help women travel out of state to obtain abortions in order to bypass the state’s strict abortion laws. Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall had previously threatened legal action against organizations and healthcare providers that assist women in leaving the state for abortions. While Marshall… Continue reading Judge Blocks Alabama From Prosecuting Groups Aiding Out-of-State Abortions
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Executive Order to Make Ticket Prices Fairer and Hinder Resellers

President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Monday to combat unfair practices in the live entertainment market. The order also aims to ensure ticket buyers have a fairer chance at getting the tickets they want. “Combating Unfair Practices in the Live Entertainment Market” is specifically designed to hinder the unfair tactics of scalpers and… Continue reading Executive Order to Make Ticket Prices Fairer and Hinder Resellers
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Federal Judge Blocks Trump Admin’s Move to End Temporary Protected Status for Venezuelan Migrants

A federal judge issued a temporary injunction Monday against the Trump administration’s efforts to terminate Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for approximately 350,000 Venezuelans living in the US. US District Judge Edward Chen from San Francisco determined that ending TPS would “inflict irreparable harm” on those affected and ordered a temporary halt just one week before… Continue reading Federal Judge Blocks Trump Admin’s Move to End Temporary Protected Status for Venezuelan Migrants
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One-Third of Americans Have Stopped Buying Eggs as Prices Continue to Rise: Study

One-third of Americans have stopped purchasing eggs due to soaring costs, with many households waiting for prices to drop to at least $5 per dozen before buying again, according to a new study from Clarify Capital. The survey of 1,000 Americans revealed that 10 percent of consumers have turned to egg substitutes such as plant-based… Continue reading One-Third of Americans Have Stopped Buying Eggs as Prices Continue to Rise: Study
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Columbia University Alumni Rip Diplomas and Renounce Degrees on ‘Alumni Day’

On Saturday, Columbia University held its annual “Alumni Day” for graduates of the School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA). The alumni event, however, was attended by protesters in support of Mahmoud Khalil, a Columbia University graduate who was detained in March by ICE and sent to a facility in Louisiana for leading the pro-Palestinian… Continue reading Columbia University Alumni Rip Diplomas and Renounce Degrees on ‘Alumni Day’
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Columbia University Alumni Rip Diplomas and Renounce Degrees on ‘Alumni Day’

On Saturday, Columbia University held its annual “Alumni Day” for graduates of the School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA). The alumni event, however, was attended by protesters in support of Mahmoud Khalil, a Columbia University graduate who was detained in March by ICE and sent to a facility in Louisiana for leading the pro-Palestinian… Continue reading Columbia University Alumni Rip Diplomas and Renounce Degrees on ‘Alumni Day’
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Utah Becomes First State to Ban Pride Flags in Schools and Government Buildings

Utah has enacted a law prohibiting LGBTQ+ Pride flags from being displayed in government buildings and schools, becoming the first state to impose such a ban. The law, which takes effect on May 7, also bars political flags, including those supporting specific candidates. Under the new law, state and local government buildings will be fined… Continue reading Utah Becomes First State to Ban Pride Flags in Schools and Government Buildings
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New York Aims to Enact a Ban on Masks to Prevent Crime

The New York State Legislature is proposing a ban on masks and face coverings with the purpose of preventing crimes committed by those who conceal their identities with masks or face coverings.  This measure is not directed at masks used for health, religious, or climate reasons, but solely on those used for crime. How this… Continue reading New York Aims to Enact a Ban on Masks to Prevent Crime
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