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Senator Ted Cruz, Lawmakers File Brief Backing Gun Manufacturers in Supreme Court Case

Texas Senator Ted Cruz and a coalition of congressional members have filed an amicus brief supporting gun manufacturers in the Supreme Court case Smith & Wesson Brands, Inc. v. Estados Unidos Mexicanos. The case stems from a 2021 lawsuit filed by the Mexican government, which alleges that US gun manufacturers are liable for firearm trafficking… Continue reading Senator Ted Cruz, Lawmakers File Brief Backing Gun Manufacturers in Supreme Court Case
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NYC Mayor Wants Illegal Immigrants Charged With Crimes Deported From City

New York City Mayor Eric Adams is seemingly having a change of heart as he announced he’s open to deporting migrants who have been charged with crimes, according to the New York Post.  Adams’ previous position was that law enforcement should wait for the conviction of an illegal immigrant before shipping them out of the… Continue reading NYC Mayor Wants Illegal Immigrants Charged With Crimes Deported From City
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President-Elect Trump’s DEA Nominee Chad Chronister Withdraws Amid Backlash Over Controversial COVID-19 Lockdown Actions

Florida Sheriff Chad Chronister, who was recently named by President-elect Donald Trump as his pick to lead the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), announced Tuesday he would withdraw from consideration following criticism over his actions during the COVID-19 pandemic. Trump had announced Chronister’s nomination over the weekend, saying that both he and Attorney General nominee Pam… Continue reading President-Elect Trump’s DEA Nominee Chad Chronister Withdraws Amid Backlash Over Controversial COVID-19 Lockdown Actions
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Federal Judge Allows Discrimination Lawsuit Against New York Education Department to Proceed

A federal judge has ruled that a lawsuit alleging discrimination against Asian students in a New York state-funded academic program can proceed, despite efforts to have the case dismissed. The lawsuit centers around the Science and Technology Entry Program (STEP), which requires white and Asian applicants to prove low-income status, while black, Hispanic, and Native… Continue reading Federal Judge Allows Discrimination Lawsuit Against New York Education Department to Proceed
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Texas Sues Homeless Shelter Using Taxpayer Funds On Drug Paraphernalia

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced his intent to sue — and ultimately shut down — a homeless shelter in Austin that reportedly allows drug usage and lewd activities to take place within feet of an elementary school.  Sunrise Homeless Navigation Center is located next to Joslin Elementary School. The facility is reportedly a “magnet”… Continue reading Texas Sues Homeless Shelter Using Taxpayer Funds On Drug Paraphernalia
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Smith & Wesson Praises Elon Musk and X After Facebook Suspension Over Firearms Content

Smith & Wesson, one of America’s leading firearm manufacturers, thanked Elon Musk and his social media platform X for their commitment to free speech after the company’s Facebook account was temporarily suspended. The company posted on X last Wednesday, criticizing Facebook’s decision and highlighting its struggle to comply with the platform’s “ever-changing” community guidelines.  “Despite… Continue reading Smith & Wesson Praises Elon Musk and X After Facebook Suspension Over Firearms Content
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Hawaii Gun Laws Face Legal Challenge Over Ban on Firearm Ownership for Adults Under 21

Hawaii’s gun laws, which are among the strictest in the nation, are currently facing legal challenges as two young adults have filed a lawsuit against the state’s ban on firearm ownership for residents ages 18 to 20. Elijah Pinales, 19, and Juda Roache, who turns 18 next month, filed the lawsuit in US District Court… Continue reading Hawaii Gun Laws Face Legal Challenge Over Ban on Firearm Ownership for Adults Under 21
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University of Austin Rejects DEI Policies, Embraces ‘Merit, Excellence, and Intelligence’ Framework

The University of Austin (UATX), a recently established institution aimed at championing free speech and opposing “woke” ideology, has announced its decision to reject traditional diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies. Instead, the university is focusing on what some call “MEI,” standing for merit, excellence, and intelligence. “We don’t take any of that into consideration… Continue reading University of Austin Rejects DEI Policies, Embraces ‘Merit, Excellence, and Intelligence’ Framework
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Candace Owens Barred From New Zealand and Australia

Conservative commentator Candace Owens was refused a visa into New Zealand and Australia over comments that both countries deemed inappropriate, according to the New York Post.  Owens was scheduled to speak at a series of events across Australia and in Auckland, New Zealand, in February and March of 2025. Australia rejected Owens’ visa request, citing… Continue reading Candace Owens Barred From New Zealand and Australia
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NYC Elementary School Teaches Kindergarteners ‘Gender Identity’ Course

A New York City elementary school has drawn attention after its gender identity curriculum for kindergarteners was shared on social media. Hillside Elementary School, part of the Hastings-on-Hudson Unified School District, has been teaching “gender curriculum” as part of its effort to promote “inclusion,” according to a Fox News report. The outlet reviewed the course… Continue reading NYC Elementary School Teaches Kindergarteners ‘Gender Identity’ Course
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Federal Judge Rejects Illegal Immigrant’s Claim to Second Amendment Rights After Agents Seized 170 Firearms

A federal judge has denied a request by an illegal immigrant to have a gun charge dismissed after he argued he has Second Amendment rights despite being unlawfully in the United States. Carlos Serrano-Restrepo, an illegal immigrant in Ohio, was indicted earlier this year for possessing a firearm while illegally in the country. The Bureau… Continue reading Federal Judge Rejects Illegal Immigrant’s Claim to Second Amendment Rights After Agents Seized 170 Firearms
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Entire Police Force in South Carolina Town Resigns After Budget Cuts, ‘Harassment’ from Council Member

The entire police force in a South Carolina town has resigned, with the former police chief claiming that the resignations were due to a toxic work environment and “harassment” from a town council member.  The McColl Police Department, which served a town of about 2,000 residents in Marlboro County, is now relying on assistance from… Continue reading Entire Police Force in South Carolina Town Resigns After Budget Cuts, ‘Harassment’ from Council Member
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