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Venezuelan Gang Tren de Aragua Expands Presence to 16 US States

The Venezuelan criminal gang Tren de Aragua (TdA) has reportedly expanded its influence across at least 16 US states, now affecting roughly half of the country’s population, according to an internal Department of Homeland Security memo cited by the New York Post. The memo highlighted that the gang has established roots in states including California,… Continue reading Venezuelan Gang Tren de Aragua Expands Presence to 16 US States

Washington Judge Compares Spa’s Female-Only Policy to “Whites-Only” Segregation

A Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals judge has likened a female-only policy at a Washington state spa to segregationist “whites-only” policies during a hearing on Monday.  The Christian Korean-owned Olympus Spa, which limits services to “biological females,” is challenging a discrimination complaint filed by Washington’s Human Rights Commission in 2020. The complaint followed the spa’s… Continue reading Washington Judge Compares Spa’s Female-Only Policy to “Whites-Only” Segregation

Californians Reject $18 Minimum Wage

California voters rejected a ballot measure that would have raised the state minimum wage to $18 per hour, making it the highest minimum wage in the country, according to a report from the Associated Press.  Opponents of the proposed minimum wage hike argued that it would have increased costs, led to higher taxes, and pushed… Continue reading Californians Reject $18 Minimum Wage
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Oregon School District Reportedly Hid “Pedophile” Teachers For Years

Two alleged pedophile teachers were arrested last week on charges that they sexually abused at least nine underage girls, according to a report from the New York Post.  It’s been alleged through reporting that administrators in the Oregon school district knew about the allegations for years and opted to cover it up. In one instance,… Continue reading Oregon School District Reportedly Hid “Pedophile” Teachers For Years
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‘Wanted’ Posters Targeting Jewish Faculty Spark Outrage at University of Rochester

The University of Rochester campus has recently been the site of a disturbing incident involving hundreds of “wanted” posters targeting Jewish faculty members, including senior university leaders and members of the Board of Trustees. The posters, found across campus in various buildings and classrooms, said the individuals were “wanted” for “war crimes,” in reference to… Continue reading ‘Wanted’ Posters Targeting Jewish Faculty Spark Outrage at University of Rochester
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Turning Point USA Welcomes Bo Alford as Newest Content Creator

Turning Point USA is excited to introduce its newest content creator, Bo Alford. Better known as “bodittle,” Alford is a bold, young Christian conservative who started posting content on social media platforms at just 17 years old.  Alford’s path to prominence includes his membership of the Republican Hype House, which hit 1.2 million followers on… Continue reading Turning Point USA Welcomes Bo Alford as Newest Content Creator
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Military Suicides Increased in 2023 as Long-Term Trend Continues

The US military experienced an increase in suicides in 2023, according to an annual Pentagon report released on Thursday.  The report noted that approximately 523 service members died by suicide, up from 493 in 2022. This troubling rise continues a broader trend since 2011, with Pentagon leaders expressing deep concern and pledging action. During a… Continue reading Military Suicides Increased in 2023 as Long-Term Trend Continues
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Activists Charged With Race Hoax To Benefit Black Mayoral Candidate

Local news outlets reported a hate crime when they received photos and videos of a burning cross next to a campaign sign defaced with the n-word in red spray paint. The sign belonged to mayoral candidate Yemi Mobolade, a native Nigerian, according to National Review.  The US Attorney’s Office proceeded to charge three Colorado Springs… Continue reading Activists Charged With Race Hoax To Benefit Black Mayoral Candidate
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Washington Gun Sales Delayed by Court Outage, Sparking Legal Threats from Gun Advocates

Second Amendment advocates in Washington state are preparing potential legal action after thousands of gun sales have been delayed due to an ongoing court computer system outage that has prevented the completion of mandatory background checks.  The state’s Administrative Office of the Courts announced on November 4 that its network had been taken offline due… Continue reading Washington Gun Sales Delayed by Court Outage, Sparking Legal Threats from Gun Advocates
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Migrant Caravans Continue March Toward US-Mexico Border Before Trump Administration Takes Office

Migrants traveling in caravans toward the US-Mexico border remain determined to enter the United States before President-elect Donald Trump takes office in January. Despite fears over potential mass deportation policies, many migrants continue to rush towards the southern border through Mexico. Independent journalist Auden Cabello, speaking to Fox News, described the efforts by migrants to… Continue reading Migrant Caravans Continue March Toward US-Mexico Border Before Trump Administration Takes Office
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Seattle Throws Shoplifters, Petty Criminals In Jail For First Time In Four Years

Seattle police began jailing shoplifters and petty criminals for the first time in four years, after previously allowing vandals and low-level criminals to walk free.  The change went into effect in November and reverses a pandemic-era restriction instituted by the county jail, according to the New York Post. King County slashed its capacity for prisoners… Continue reading Seattle Throws Shoplifters, Petty Criminals In Jail For First Time In Four Years
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Judge Rules Louisiana Mandate to Display Ten Commandments in Classrooms Violates First Amendment

A US federal judge has struck down a Louisiana law that required classrooms across the state to display the Ten Commandments, following criticisms that it is a violation of the First Amendment’s protection of religious freedom. US District Judge John W. deGravelles issued the ruling on Tuesday, stating that the law had “an overtly religious… Continue reading Judge Rules Louisiana Mandate to Display Ten Commandments in Classrooms Violates First Amendment
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