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Florida Sheriff Warns Armed Intruders Should ‘Expect to be Shot’ Following Case of Homeowner Self-Defense

A Florida homeowner fatally shot one of two armed burglars attempting to break into his house, prompting a sheriff in the state to warn criminals that they should “expect to be shot” if caught breaking into someone’s home. The incident occurred over a week ago in Manatee County. Around 9 pm, the homeowner spotted two… Continue reading Florida Sheriff Warns Armed Intruders Should ‘Expect to be Shot’ Following Case of Homeowner Self-Defense
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University of Iowa to Close Gender, Women’s, and Sexuality Studies Department Amid Shift Away from DEI Initiatives

The University of Iowa announced plans to close its Gender, Women’s, and Sexuality Studies department as part of broader efforts to scale back diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives across public universities in the state. The Iowa Board of Regents recently approved recommendations to reduce DEI-related programs, prompting the university to close the department and… Continue reading University of Iowa to Close Gender, Women’s, and Sexuality Studies Department Amid Shift Away from DEI Initiatives
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Starbucks to Permanently Close Popular Seattle Location Amid Safety Concerns

Starbucks has announced the permanent closure of its prominent location near Seattle’s iconic Pike Place Market amid increased crime in the area. The store, which was temporarily closed last summer, will not reopen, according to the company. A spokesperson for Starbucks said in a statement to KOMO News, “As a standard course of business, we… Continue reading Starbucks to Permanently Close Popular Seattle Location Amid Safety Concerns
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Transgender Inmate Assaulted Biological Female In Prison Cell

A former inmate at a Washington women’s prison filed a lawsuit alleging that she was sexually assaulted by a biological male who was transferred to the women’s prison under the guise of transgenderism.  Mozzy Clark is suing the State Department of Corrections for locking her in a cell with a 6’4 convicted child molester, according… Continue reading Transgender Inmate Assaulted Biological Female In Prison Cell
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Judge Rules Portions of Arkansas Law Targeting Librarians Distributing Explicit Content to Minors Unconstitutional 

A federal judge ruled last week that parts of an Arkansas law allowing the prosecution of librarians and booksellers for distributing sexually explicit material to minors is unconstitutional. US District Judge Timothy Brooks ruled that the law was “vaguely worded” and “violates the due process rights of professional librarians and booksellers and the First Amendment… Continue reading Judge Rules Portions of Arkansas Law Targeting Librarians Distributing Explicit Content to Minors Unconstitutional 
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Pastor Lucas Miles at AmFest 2024

By Tiffany Benson Pastor Lucas Miles opened his speech by inviting the audience to give God a standing ovation for His divine intervention in the 2024 Presidential Election. He followed this up by reflecting on his 2016 sermon series entitled “What does the Bible Say About…” in which he encouraged his congregation to consider what… Continue reading Pastor Lucas Miles at AmFest 2024
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Pastor John Amanchukwu at AmFest 2024

By Tiffany Benson Turning Point Faith Contributor Pastor John Amanchukwu – known for his public stance against diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) and LGBTQ ideologies in public education – opened his AmericaFest 2024 speech with an exaltation to the name of Jesus and thanked Turning Point USA Founder and CEO Charlie Kirk for inviting others… Continue reading Pastor John Amanchukwu at AmFest 2024
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New York Passes $75 Billion Climate Law Targeting Energy Companies

New York Governor Kathy Hochul approved legislation last week that will require oil, gas, and coal companies to pay $75 billion over the next 24 years to address the state’s carbon emissions and fund climate-related initiatives. The new law, known as the New York Climate Superfund, aims to force companies to pay for their carbon… Continue reading New York Passes $75 Billion Climate Law Targeting Energy Companies
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Kentucky to Consider Holding Parents Liable for Children’s Gun Crimes

The Kentucky legislature will soon consider a bill aimed at holding parents responsible if their young children commit crimes involving the discharge of a firearm.  The bill, introduced by State Representative Kim Banta, is intended to mirror laws already in place that hold parents responsible for property crimes and motor vehicle accidents carried out by… Continue reading Kentucky to Consider Holding Parents Liable for Children’s Gun Crimes
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Georgia Paving Company Launched Sopranos-Style Assault On Competitors 

A Georgia-based paving company allegedly wielded baseball bats, sticks, and lever-action rifles against a rival paving company when they saw the competitor completing a job near one of the employees’ homes.  Six members of the Buckland family were arrested after they reportedly bloodied and beat on employees from the rival EH Paving company at a… Continue reading Georgia Paving Company Launched Sopranos-Style Assault On Competitors 
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Mexican Government Launches App to Assist Migrants in the US Facing ICE Arrests

Mexico is developing a mobile app designed to assist Mexican citizens residing illegally in the United States if they believe they are about to be detained by US immigration authorities. The app, called the “Alert Button,” will enable users to send immediate alerts to family members and the nearest Mexican consulate in the event of an… Continue reading Mexican Government Launches App to Assist Migrants in the US Facing ICE Arrests
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Six States Implemented Bans on DEI Initiatives at Public Colleges in 2024

In 2024, six states—Alabama, Idaho, Iowa, Indiana, Kansas, and Utah—passed laws banning or significantly restricting diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives in public colleges and universities. These measures reflect a growing national trend to limit DEI practices in hiring, admissions, and curriculum, according to a Fox News report. In Utah, Governor Spencer Cox signed legislation… Continue reading Six States Implemented Bans on DEI Initiatives at Public Colleges in 2024
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