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Internal Memo Reveals Amazon is Halting some of its DEI Programs

Amazon has become the latest major corporation to pull back on some of its diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives, joining a growing list of US companies that have halted such efforts in response to pressure from activists and consumers. According to a report by Bloomberg, an internal memo from Candi Castleberry, a senior human… Continue reading Internal Memo Reveals Amazon is Halting some of its DEI Programs
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FDA Bans Red Food Dye From Products And Drugs

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced the ban of Red No. 3 from food products and ingestible drugs, according to a report from the New York Post.  The dye is commonly found in candy, gum, sprinkles, and strawberry Ensure. The US banned the usage of Red No. 3 in cosmetics and topical drugs since… Continue reading FDA Bans Red Food Dye From Products And Drugs
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Florida Teachers Union Leaders Accused of Stealing Over $2 Million from Union

Two former leaders of a Florida teachers union have been indicted on fraud and conspiracy charges, accused of stealing more than $2 million from union members.  The charges, unsealed Monday, stem from alleged misconduct during Terrie Brady and Ruby George’s tenure as president and executive vice president, respectively, of Duval Teachers United. The indictment outlines… Continue reading Florida Teachers Union Leaders Accused of Stealing Over $2 Million from Union
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University of Michigan Ends Partnership with Chinese University Over National Security Concerns

The University of Michigan announced it is ending its nearly 20-year partnership with Shanghai Jiao Tong University (SJTU) in China, citing national security concerns raised by recent events and congressional warnings. The decision follows an October 2024 letter from Representative John Moolenaar, chairman of the House Select Committee on the Strategic Competition Between the United… Continue reading University of Michigan Ends Partnership with Chinese University Over National Security Concerns
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Supreme Court Hears Arguments Regarding TikTok Ban, Could Issue Ruling as Soon as Wednesday 

The Supreme Court is poised to issue a ruling on whether to uphold a federal law mandating TikTok to divest from its parent company, ByteDance, or face a ban in the United States. The decision could come as soon as Wednesday, following oral arguments last week that hinted at the justices leaning toward upholding the… Continue reading Supreme Court Hears Arguments Regarding TikTok Ban, Could Issue Ruling as Soon as Wednesday 
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Starbucks Announces It Won’t Accommodate Homeless People In The Wokest Way Possible

People must now purchase something from Starbucks to utilize their café or restrooms, according to a stunning policy reversal from the corporate coffee giant.  Starbucks announced in a new code of conduct, which will reportedly be posted in all North American stores, that the company would no longer tolerate the consumption of outside alcohol, smoking,… Continue reading Starbucks Announces It Won’t Accommodate Homeless People In The Wokest Way Possible
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Supreme Court Declines to Hear Challenges to Gun Laws in Delaware and Maryland

The Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear challenges to gun control laws in Delaware and Maryland, leaving intact a number of gun control laws that activists believe to be unconstitutional. The court opted not to take up an appeal from pro-Second Amendment groups in Delaware seeking to block the state’s ban on semi-automatic “assault”… Continue reading Supreme Court Declines to Hear Challenges to Gun Laws in Delaware and Maryland
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Far-Left Media Outlets Announce Mass Layoffs to Start 2025

Several prominent left-leaning media organizations, including Vox, The Washington Post, and HuffPost, have announced significant layoffs as 2025 begins. The New York Times reported that The Washington Post will cut its workforce by 4 percent, primarily targeting the advertising division. The newsroom, however, will remain unaffected following a previous round of voluntary buyouts two years… Continue reading Far-Left Media Outlets Announce Mass Layoffs to Start 2025
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New Sheriff Wants To Fight Crime With “Environmental Justice”

A new far-left sheriff in a major Michigan county is pushing for the sheriff’s department to incorporate “environmental justice” policies, according to an interview conducted by The Daily Wire.  Sheriff Alyshia Dryer was sworn into office at the beginning of January, becoming Washtenaw County’s first female sheriff. Dryer told The Daily Wire that she is… Continue reading New Sheriff Wants To Fight Crime With “Environmental Justice”
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Los Angeles Sees Surge in Looting Amid Wildfires, Including Burglar Posing as Firefighter

Amid the devastating wildfires in Los Angeles County, law enforcement has reported a sharp rise in looting, including the arrest of a burglar dressed as a firefighter. Los Angeles County Sheriff Robert Luna confirmed that at least 29 individuals have been arrested for looting in the areas affected by both the Palisades and Eaton Fires.… Continue reading Los Angeles Sees Surge in Looting Amid Wildfires, Including Burglar Posing as Firefighter
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Hospitals Reinstate Mask Mandates Amid Fears of a ‘Quad-Demic’

Hospitals in several states are reintroducing face mask mandates as concerns mount over a “quad-demic” of viral infections this winter. The rise in cases of influenza, COVID-19, respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), and norovirus has prompted medical institutions to revise their masking policies in an effort to protect patients, visitors, and staff. Approximately 15 million cases… Continue reading Hospitals Reinstate Mask Mandates Amid Fears of a ‘Quad-Demic’
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Social Scientist Explains the Growing Trend of Young Men Refusing to Buy Homes, Start Families

Richard Reeves, a social scientist and author of “Of Boys and Men,” appeared on CNN to discuss an increasing trend of men in their 30s and 40s who are not purchasing homes or starting families. Speaking with host Michael Smerconish, Reeves highlighted significant cultural and economic shifts contributing to this growing phenomenon. “It speaks to… Continue reading Social Scientist Explains the Growing Trend of Young Men Refusing to Buy Homes, Start Families
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