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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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Upcoming ‘Liberation Day’ to Include Sweeping International Tariffs

A massive series of tariffs will be levied toward numerous countries on April 2 in an event US President Donald Trump is calling “Liberation Day.” The President’s goal is to induce more purchasing of certain domestic goods in the US, instead of goods produced and imported internationally. Though the amount of countries tariffed is unspecified—along… Continue reading Upcoming ‘Liberation Day’ to Include Sweeping International Tariffs
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Trump Admin Deports Venezuelan TikToker who Urged Illegal Immigrants to Squat in US Homes

The Trump administration has announced the deportation of the Venezuelan illegal immigrant who gained attention online after he encouraged migrants to exploit US squatter laws and bragged about receiving government benefits. “He has been deported,” the administration posted on X via its Rapid Response account, resharing a video from the TikToker in question, Leonel Moreno.… Continue reading Trump Admin Deports Venezuelan TikToker who Urged Illegal Immigrants to Squat in US Homes
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Utah Becomes First State to Remove Fluoride from Public Water Systems

On Thursday Utah became the first state to ban the use of fluoride in its public water systems after a bill was signed into law by Governor Spencer Cox. The law will go into effect on May 7.  The law specifically states that no individual or “political subdivision” may add fluoride to a public water… Continue reading Utah Becomes First State to Remove Fluoride from Public Water Systems
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Elon Musk Reveals Federal Government Spent Nearly $1 Billion on National Park Survey

Elon Musk revealed during a Fox News interview on Thursday that the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) uncovered nearly $1 billion in federal spending on a survey asking Americans if they liked national parks. Musk, speaking with Fox News’ Bret Baier, discussed DOGE’s efforts to identify and eliminate government waste to save taxpayer dollars. When… Continue reading Elon Musk Reveals Federal Government Spent Nearly $1 Billion on National Park Survey
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President Trump Signs Order to Reinstate Removed Statues, Eliminate ‘Anti-American’ Ideology from Museums 

President Donald Trump signed an executive order Thursday directing federal agencies to restore historical monuments and statues removed during the Biden administration, with the White House stating the move aims to eliminate “anti-American” ideology from museums. Titled “Restoring Truth and Sanity to American History,” the order instructs the Secretary of the Interior to reinstate statues… Continue reading President Trump Signs Order to Reinstate Removed Statues, Eliminate ‘Anti-American’ Ideology from Museums 
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TikTok Removes Hashtag Used by Cartels to Recruit Human Smugglers

TikTok has removed a hashtag from its search engine that was being used by cartel members to recruit human smugglers. According to a report by Fox News, the social media platform took down “#CartelTok” and also removed “known leaders of cartels or gangs” that violated TikTok policies. Videos posted under the hashtag showed cartel members flaunting… Continue reading TikTok Removes Hashtag Used by Cartels to Recruit Human Smugglers
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US Presidency Deems the Acquisition of Greenland a Necessity

Ahead of Vice President JD Vance’s trip to Greenland, President Donald Trump doubled down on his stance toward the Arctic island and the necessity of the US acquiring it. In a Wednesday interview with radio show host Vince Coglianese, Trump said of Greenland: “It’s island from a defensive posture and even offensive posture is something… Continue reading US Presidency Deems the Acquisition of Greenland a Necessity
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