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Catholic Woman Wins Nearly $13M After Company Fired Her For Refusing Vaccine

A Catholic woman who was fired in 2021 by her employer for refusing to take the COVID-19 vaccine won nearly $13 million in damages, according to a report from Fox News.  Lisa Domski worked at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan as an IT specialist for 38 years. At the height of the COVID pandemic,… Continue reading Catholic Woman Wins Nearly $13M After Company Fired Her For Refusing Vaccine
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Seattle Ends Restrictions on Misdemeanor Bookings due to High Levels of Crime

Seattle has reversed a pandemic-era policy that limited law enforcement’s ability to arrest and book individuals for low-level misdemeanors, such as shoplifting, vandalism, property crimes, and other petty crime. This policy change, effective earlier this month, lifts restrictions previously in place in King County that prevented police from booking people for all but serious misdemeanors.… Continue reading Seattle Ends Restrictions on Misdemeanor Bookings due to High Levels of Crime
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Students at the University of Louisiana Lafayette Protest Scheduled TPUSA Event Featuring Detransitioner Chloe Cole

Students at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette (ULL) protested on Monday in response to an upcoming event on campus organized by Turning Point USA students that will feature detransitioner Chloe Cole. The announcement of the upcoming event, particularly the fact that it will be held on November 20 which is the “Transgender Day of… Continue reading Students at the University of Louisiana Lafayette Protest Scheduled TPUSA Event Featuring Detransitioner Chloe Cole
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Mattel Lists Adult Film Website On ‘Wicked’ Doll Packaging

Mattel, the toy company behind Barbie and Hot Wheels, accidentally printed the website URL of an adult pornography site on the boxes for its new line of ‘Wicked’ dolls, according to photos published by the New York Post.  Published on the back of each doll’s packaging is a link to the website “wicked.com,” which is… Continue reading Mattel Lists Adult Film Website On ‘Wicked’ Doll Packaging
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Arizona Passes Measure Mandating Life Sentences for Child Sex Traffickers

Arizona voters recently approved a ballot measure that will mandate life imprisonment for anyone convinced of child sex trafficking in the state. The measure, Proposition 313, specifically applies to those convicted of a Class 2 felony involving child sex trafficking, imposing a sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole. Over 60 percent… Continue reading Arizona Passes Measure Mandating Life Sentences for Child Sex Traffickers
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HHS Spends Millions Annually on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Initiatives: Report

The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has spent tens of millions of taxpayer dollars annually on initiatives related to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), according to a recent report by watchdog group Open The Books. The analysis of government records revealed an estimated $38.7 million per year spent on nearly 300 staffers engaged… Continue reading HHS Spends Millions Annually on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Initiatives: Report
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Columbia University Students Rebrand Veterans Day to ‘Martyrs Day’ in Protest of the Israel-Hamas Conflict

Activists at Columbia University have decided to rebrand Veterans Day as “Martyr’s Day” in honor of the “martyrs” in Gaza amid the Israel-Hamas war.  The unsanctioned group, Columbia University Apartheid Divest made the decision to rebrand the holiday, citing opposition to the “American war machine” in connection with the ongoing middle eastern conflict. The group… Continue reading Columbia University Students Rebrand Veterans Day to ‘Martyrs Day’ in Protest of the Israel-Hamas Conflict
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Illinois Semiautomatic Weapons Ban Deemed Unconstitutional

A federal judge has struck down Illinois’ ban on semi-automatic weapons, ruling it unconstitutional.  The Protect Illinois Communities Act, which was enacted in early 2023 following the July 4, 2022, Highland Park mass shooting, prohibited the sale and possession of certain semi-automatic firearms, attachments, and magazines. In his decision, District Judge Stephen P. McGlynn argued… Continue reading Illinois Semiautomatic Weapons Ban Deemed Unconstitutional
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Major Retailers Offer Discounted Thanksgiving Dinner Bundles Following Inflation Woes

Several major retailers are rolling out discounted Thanksgiving dinner bundles to help customers cope with holiday costs amid ongoing inflation, according to a report by Fox News. Chains such as Aldi, Walmart, Sam’s Club, BJ’s Wholesale Club, and Target have announced special offers aimed at reducing expenses for holiday meals. Target is offering a Thanksgiving… Continue reading Major Retailers Offer Discounted Thanksgiving Dinner Bundles Following Inflation Woes
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Universities Cancel Classes, Coddle Students Following Election

Universities across the country have canceled classes, rescheduled exams, and offered students “destress sessions” following the results of the election. Some schools offered students milk, cookies, puzzles, and Legos to aid them in dealing with election results.  A professor at Columbia University granted students permission to skip class and gave students extension on homework assignments… Continue reading Universities Cancel Classes, Coddle Students Following Election
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Eight States Pass Measures Banning Non-Citizens from Voting

On Tuesday, eight states approved ballot measures prohibiting non-citizens from voting in state and local elections. The move comes amid growing debate as states like California, Vermont, and Maryland have granted non-citizens the ability to vote in certain local elections. The eight states that passed new measures on Tuesday include Kentucky, South Carolina, Oklahoma, Missouri,… Continue reading Eight States Pass Measures Banning Non-Citizens from Voting
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California Passes Proposition 36, Imposing Harsher Penalties for Retail Theft and Drug Offenses

California voters have approved Proposition 36, a ballot measure designed to impose stricter penalties for retail theft, property crimes, and drug offenses, reversing parts of a 2014 law that downgraded certain non-violent felonies to misdemeanors. The 2014 measure, which reduced penalties for thefts under $950 in value and some drug offenses, has been widely criticized… Continue reading California Passes Proposition 36, Imposing Harsher Penalties for Retail Theft and Drug Offenses
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