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Lawmakers Call on ATF to Roll Back Federal Firearm Regulations

A group of senators sent a letter to the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) on Thursday, calling for the repeal of gun control measures enacted under the previous administration. The move follows President Donald Trump’s executive order earlier this month directing Attorney General Pam Bondi to review “all orders, regulations, guidance, plans,… Continue reading Lawmakers Call on ATF to Roll Back Federal Firearm Regulations
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Canadian Singer Disses U.S. in National Anthem Performance At Hockey Match

During the championship of the NHL’s 4 Nations Face Off Title, a controversial lyric change was made during a performance of the Canadian national anthem. Singer Chantal Kreviazuk changed the lyrics of “O Canada” to protest President Trump and his recent rhetoric about Canada possibly becoming the “51st state.” The Associated Press reports that Kreviazuk… Continue reading Canadian Singer Disses U.S. in National Anthem Performance At Hockey Match
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DOGE Reports School Districts Inappropriately Used COVID Relief Funds

The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) reported several school districts that received $200 billion in COVID relief from the federal government used their funds to pay for expenses that seem to have no connection to COVID era needs. The parental rights advocacy group, Parents Defending Education (PDE), was a source for DOGE. Utah’s Granite Public… Continue reading DOGE Reports School Districts Inappropriately Used COVID Relief Funds
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South American Thieves Charged for Professional Athlete Burglary String

A string of home burglaries targeting several American professional athletes took place over the past year, amounting to $2 million in stolen items. A Criminal Complaint was filed in January by the United States District Court for the Middle District of Florida against seven individuals. These individuals are believed to be connected to a Chilean… Continue reading South American Thieves Charged for Professional Athlete Burglary String
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President Trump Signs Executive Order to End Federal Funding for Illegal Immigration

President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Wednesday aimed at preventing taxpayer dollars from funding federal resources that support illegal immigration. The administration stated that the order ensures “taxpayer resources are used to protect the interests of American citizens, not illegal aliens.” The order directs federal departments and agencies to identify and terminate any… Continue reading President Trump Signs Executive Order to End Federal Funding for Illegal Immigration
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HHS Updates Definition of Sex to Align with Recent Executive Order

The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) released updated guidance on Wednesday redefining sex in accordance with President Donald Trump’s executive order affirming that “there are only two sexes, female and male.” The update follows Trump’s “Defending Women from Gender Ideology Extremism and Restoring Biological Truth to the Federal Government” executive order, which he… Continue reading HHS Updates Definition of Sex to Align with Recent Executive Order
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U.S. Designates Eight South American Gangs as Foreign Terrorist Organizations

Several South American criminal gangs are now designated as foreign terrorist organizations (FTOs) by the United States. Secretary of State Marco Rubio signed the designation Wednesday February 19, publishing in the Federal Register on February 20. This comes nearly a month after Trump signed an executive order aiming to designate “Cartels And Other Organizations As… Continue reading U.S. Designates Eight South American Gangs as Foreign Terrorist Organizations
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Maine Defies Federal Order as Transgender Athlete Claims Girls’ Pole Vault Victory

A transgender-identifying boy won first place in Maine’s Class B state championship for women’s pole vaulting on Monday. The victory comes as Maine refuses to enforce President Donald Trump’s executive order barring biological males from competing in girls’ sports at public schools. The boy’s win in pole vaulting resulted in Greely High School’s girls’ track… Continue reading Maine Defies Federal Order as Transgender Athlete Claims Girls’ Pole Vault Victory
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Egregious NYC Toll Program Cut by Department of Transportation

After less than two months of being in effect, the New York Congestion Pricing Program (CPP) is set to be terminated by the Department of Transportation (DOT).  According the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA), the CPP was intended to lessen traffic congestion in New York City. The most controversial part of the program included a daily… Continue reading Egregious NYC Toll Program Cut by Department of Transportation
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Illegal Border Crossings Reach Lowest Level in Five Years

Illegal border crossing apprehensions saw a sharp decline in the days following President Donald Trump’s return to office, with the White House attributing the drop to what it called “the Trump effect.” According to data from Customs and Border Protection (CBP), illegal border crossing apprehensions fell 36 percent in January from the previous month. This… Continue reading Illegal Border Crossings Reach Lowest Level in Five Years
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President Signs Executive Order Expanding IVF Access 

President Donald Trump signed an executive order effectively expanding access to in vitro fertilization (IVF) for couples seeking it.  The order is an attempt to increase the U.S. fertility rate, which, according to the White House, is at an “historic low,” decreasing 3% from 2022 to 2023. Moreover, the order is designed to enable financially-burdened… Continue reading President Signs Executive Order Expanding IVF Access 
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Mexico Threatens to Sue Google as Gulf of America Appears on Maps

Mexico demanded Monday from Google that its map services change the name Gulf of America back to the Gulf of Mexico. If the company fails to do this, it will face a lawsuit.  In a letter to Google, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum stated that gulf regions not under jurisdiction of the United States should not… Continue reading Mexico Threatens to Sue Google as Gulf of America Appears on Maps
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