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Harvard to Offer Free Tuition for Students From Families Earning Under $200,000

Harvard University has announced that it will provide free tuition to students from families earning less than $200,000 per year, beginning with the 2025-26 academic year. Additionally, students from families earning $100,000 or less will receive free housing, food, and health services. “Putting Harvard within financial reach for more individuals widens the array of backgrounds,… Continue reading Harvard to Offer Free Tuition for Students From Families Earning Under $200,000
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Ben and Jerry’s Sues Parent Company for Firing CEO and Silencing “Social Mission”

Ben & Jerry’s is accusing its parent company Unilever of various contract violations for firing its former CEO Dave Stever. The CEO’s termination is allegedly due to the brand’s outspokenness regarding social political issues.  In a lawsuit filed through the US Southern District Court of New York, Ben & Jerry’s, along with its independent board,… Continue reading Ben and Jerry’s Sues Parent Company for Firing CEO and Silencing “Social Mission”
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Numerous Tesla Facilities and Vehicles Targeted by Vandals

The vandalism of Tesla facilities and cars is growing into a major issue in the US. This trend has spiked considerably since President Trump’s appointment of Elon Musk to advise the Department of Governmental Efficiency (DOGE).  Through DOGE, Musk aims to decrease the bloat in US federal government bureaucracy. These efforts have drawn considerable disdain… Continue reading Numerous Tesla Facilities and Vehicles Targeted by Vandals
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Illinois Lawmaker Dismisses Claims That Middle School Girls Were Forced to Change in Front of Biological Male as ‘A Lie’

An Illinois state representative dismissed claims that middle school girls were forced to change in front of a transgender-identifying student, calling the allegations false during a legislative session on Tuesday. State Representative Bob Morgan, who represents Deerfield, addressed the controversy after another lawmaker mentioned it at an Illinois General Assembly session on Tuesday. The allegations… Continue reading Illinois Lawmaker Dismisses Claims That Middle School Girls Were Forced to Change in Front of Biological Male as ‘A Lie’
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French Politician Tells US To Give Back to France the Statue of Liberty

A French politician requested that the US send back to France the Statue of Liberty in light of the country’s approach to the Russo-Ukrainian conflict and alleged friendship with Russian President Vladimir Putin.  Raphaël ​​Glucksmann, who is a member of the European Parliament, made remarks about the US’s current direction in foreign policy, which he… Continue reading French Politician Tells US To Give Back to France the Statue of Liberty
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University Doctor Resigns After Audio Reveals Efforts to Evade Anti-DEI Laws

A University of South Florida (USF) doctor has resigned after leaked audio revealed him bragging about circumventing laws restricting diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs. Dr. Haywood Brown, who served as an associate vice president of Academic Affairs at USF, was recorded in a presentation last month at Virginia Commonwealth University discussing how he continued… Continue reading University Doctor Resigns After Audio Reveals Efforts to Evade Anti-DEI Laws
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Charlie Kirk Appointed to Air Force Academy Board of Visitors by President Trump

In a series of military academy board changes, President Donald Trump appointed TPUSA Founder and CEO Charlie Kirk to the United States Air Force Academy Board of Visitors. On Monday, President Trump appointed Doug Nikolai, Dan Clark, Tommy Tuberville, and Dina Powell, along with Kirk.  In a post on X, Kirk responded to the President’s… Continue reading Charlie Kirk Appointed to Air Force Academy Board of Visitors by President Trump
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UN Cuts Down Part of Amazon Rainforest to Make Way for Climate Summit

The United Nations is currently having tens of thousands of acres of the Amazon Rainforest cut down and paved over to make roadways for its annual COP30 climate summit taking place this November in the Brazilian state of Pará.  The roadway is being paved to cut down potential traffic congestion for its attendees, who amount… Continue reading UN Cuts Down Part of Amazon Rainforest to Make Way for Climate Summit
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Marvel Star Anthony Mackie Defends Masculinity, Warns of ‘Death of the American Male’

Marvel actor Anthony Mackie has drawn attention to recent comments on masculinity, arguing that “American masculinity” is necessary for young boys and that the US is experiencing the “death of the American male.” The Captain America: Brave New World star discussed raising his sons on the “Pivot” podcast, explaining that he teaches them traditional values,… Continue reading Marvel Star Anthony Mackie Defends Masculinity, Warns of ‘Death of the American Male’
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CBP Awards $70 Million Contract for Border Wall Construction

US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has awarded the first border wall contract of President Donald Trump’s second term, granting a $70 million contract to Granite Construction Co. to extend the US-Mexico border wall. The California-based company will construct approximately seven miles of new border wall in Hidalgo County, Texas. The project is funded by… Continue reading CBP Awards $70 Million Contract for Border Wall Construction
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South African Ambassador to the US Removed by Secretary of State 

On March 14, South Africa’s Ambassador to the United States, Ebrahim Rasool, was declared a persona-non-grata by US Secretary of State Marco Rubio. Rasool has until Friday to leave the US.  Rubio accused Rasool of being a race-baiter and someone who hates the US and President Donald Trump.  Rubio also cited an article from Breitbart exposing… Continue reading South African Ambassador to the US Removed by Secretary of State 
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USPS to Cut 10,000 Jobs, Partners with DOGE to Reduce Waste

The United States Postal Service (USPS) has announced plans to cut 10,000 jobs and has signed an agreement with the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) to identify wasteful spending. Postmaster General Louis DeJoy sent a letter to congressional leadership on Thursday, stating that USPS has partnered with DOGE and the General Services Administration to allow… Continue reading USPS to Cut 10,000 Jobs, Partners with DOGE to Reduce Waste
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