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NYC Parents Speak Out After Trans-Identifying Substitute Teacher Reads Gender Identity Book to Kids

Parents at the New York Kids Club preschool in Manhattan have expressed outrage after a transgender-identifying substitute teacher read a book about gender identity to a class of three- and four-year-olds. The book, titled “It Feels Good to Be Yourself,” sparked concerns among parents who questioned whether the material was age-appropriate. The incident occurred at… Continue reading NYC Parents Speak Out After Trans-Identifying Substitute Teacher Reads Gender Identity Book to Kids
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TPUSA and Daily Wire Premiere Documentary ‘Identity Crisis’

Turning Point USA has released its original documentary “Identity Crisis” in conjunction with The Daily Wire. The film premiered on X on Friday, January 10. The documentary is free to view through the weekend, with availability on DailyWire+ beginning January 13. Be sure to use code TPUSA35 for 35% off your Daily Wire subscription. The documentary,… Continue reading TPUSA and Daily Wire Premiere Documentary ‘Identity Crisis’
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NYPD Applicant Numbers Drop 55%

Applicants to the New York Police Department (NYPD) have dropped by nearly 55 percent, according to a new report from Breitbart.  The number of candidates has shrunk over the past eight years, per data from the Police Benevolent Association union. In 2017, the number of prospective officers was 18,000, but by 2023 applicants have decreased… Continue reading NYPD Applicant Numbers Drop 55%
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Ohio Teacher Wins $450,000 Settlement After Resigning Over Pronoun Policy

An Ohio public school teacher who resigned after refusing to comply with a district policy requiring the use of students’ preferred pronouns and names has reached a $450,000 settlement with the school district. Vivian Geraghty, a middle school language arts teacher, filed a lawsuit against the Jackson Local School District in 2022, arguing that the… Continue reading Ohio Teacher Wins $450,000 Settlement After Resigning Over Pronoun Policy
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Elderly NYC Woman Fights Off Teen Attackers Near Subway

An elderly woman in New York City reportedly fought off four teenage attackers on her way to church service, according to a report from The Post Millennial.  Lina Rosa, a 71-year-old woman from Brooklyn, fought off four teenage girls who attempted to rob her at her subway station. Rosa reportedly exited the subway system at… Continue reading Elderly NYC Woman Fights Off Teen Attackers Near Subway

Fast-Food Giant McDonald’s Becomes Latest Company to Retreat from DEI Initiatives

McDonald’s has joined the growing list of companies retreating from diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives, announcing plans to retire its “aspirational representation goals” and rebrand its diversity team as the “Global Inclusion Team.” The fast-food giant also revealed it will no longer require diversity pledges from its suppliers, though it emphasized a continued commitment… Continue reading Fast-Food Giant McDonald’s Becomes Latest Company to Retreat from DEI Initiatives
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LA Fire Dept Faces Backlash Over Previous DEI Initiatives Amid Ongoing Wildfire Crisis

The Los Angeles Fire Department (LAFD) is under scrutiny for its past focus on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives as the city struggles to contain large wildfires that erupted earlier this week. A post from Libs of TikTok highlighted LAFD’s prior “Racial Equity Action Plan,” implemented under former Fire Chief Ralph Terrazas. The plan… Continue reading LA Fire Dept Faces Backlash Over Previous DEI Initiatives Amid Ongoing Wildfire Crisis
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New Jersey Ends Basic Skills Test Requirement for Teachers Amid Shortage

New Jersey has officially eliminated the requirement for prospective public school teachers to pass a basic reading, writing, and mathematics test as part of the certification process.  The law, signed by Governor Phil Murphy in June, went into effect at the start of the new year and aims to address the state’s teacher shortage. The… Continue reading New Jersey Ends Basic Skills Test Requirement for Teachers Amid Shortage
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Meta to Replace Fact-Checkers with ‘Community Notes’ System Across Facebook, Instagram, and Threads

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced a major shift in the company’s content moderation strategy, revealing that Facebook, Instagram, and Threads will replace traditional fact-checkers with a “Community Notes” system similar to the approach used by X.  Zuckerberg explained that the move aligns with Meta’s commitment to return “to our roots around free expression.” “We’re replacing… Continue reading Meta to Replace Fact-Checkers with ‘Community Notes’ System Across Facebook, Instagram, and Threads
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Waffle Shop Owner Forced To Shut Down Business Over New Minimum Wage Law

A waffle shop owner in Seattle was forced to shut down her business over a new minimum wage law implemented on New Year’s Day, according to a report from the New York Post.  Bebop Waffle Shop, which was founded more than a decade ago, closed its doors over a new Seattle law that mandates hourly… Continue reading Waffle Shop Owner Forced To Shut Down Business Over New Minimum Wage Law
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Majority of Parents Oppose Transgender Ideology in Schools: Poll

A significant majority of parents across the United States oppose the teaching of transgender ideology and related topics in schools, according to a recent poll conducted by Parents Defending Education (PDE) and reported by The Daily Wire. The survey of 1,000 parents with children under 18 revealed that 75 percent oppose teachers addressing sexual orientation and… Continue reading Majority of Parents Oppose Transgender Ideology in Schools: Poll
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Ohio State University Spent $13 Million on DEI Staff in One Year, Funded ‘Radical Left-Wing’ Teachings with Taxpayer Dollars: Report

The Ohio State University allocated over $13 million in one year to salaries for diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) staff and hosted a number of “radical left-wing” courses, according to a report by Open The Books. The report revealed that in 2023, the university spent $13.3 million on salaries for 201 DEI employees. The highest-paid… Continue reading Ohio State University Spent $13 Million on DEI Staff in One Year, Funded ‘Radical Left-Wing’ Teachings with Taxpayer Dollars: Report
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