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Arizona Voters Approve Measure Allowing Local Law Enforcement to Arrest Illegal Immigrants

Arizona voters have approved a measure that empowers local law enforcement to arrest migrants suspected of entering the country illegally. This comes when the southern border has seen a historically unprecedented increase in border crossings over the past few years.  The measure, Proposition 314, establishes that crossing the border outside an official port of entry… Continue reading Arizona Voters Approve Measure Allowing Local Law Enforcement to Arrest Illegal Immigrants
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Federal Appeals Court Allows Colorado’s Under-21 Gun Sales Ban to Take Effect

A federal appeals court ruled on Tuesday that a Colorado law prohibiting gun sales to adults under 21 can take effect, overturning a previous injunction. The 10th Circuit Court of Appeals reversed the lower court’s decision and sent the case back to the district court for further review, according to a report by The Denver… Continue reading Federal Appeals Court Allows Colorado’s Under-21 Gun Sales Ban to Take Effect
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Georgetown University Offer Students “Self-Care Suite” with Coloring Books, Hot Chocolate to Relieve Post-Election Stress

Students at Georgetown University’s McCourt School of Public Policy will have access to a “self-care suite” with Legos, coloring books, milk and cookies, and hot chocolate as part of a post-election relaxation effort on Wednesday.  The initiative, announced in an email from the school’s director of student engagement, Jaclyn Clevenger, aims to provide students with… Continue reading Georgetown University Offer Students “Self-Care Suite” with Coloring Books, Hot Chocolate to Relieve Post-Election Stress
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Iranian National Illegally Crossing Border Jumped 150%

One hundred and twenty-four Iranian nationals who illegally crossed the southern border were arrested by Border Patrol in the last month alone, according to a Department of Homeland Security report reviewed by Breitbart.  The border saw a 150% increase in apprehensions of Iranian nationals in comparison to the rate of apprehension in October 2023. Fifty… Continue reading Iranian National Illegally Crossing Border Jumped 150%
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Law Student Faces Potential Expulsion for ‘Aggressive Pointing,’ Misgendering Trans-Identifying Student

A law student at Pace University in New York claims he may face expulsion for allegedly “aggressively” pointing at a transgender-identifying student and misgendering them during a recent panel discussion on women’s sports. The student, 28-year-old Houston Porter, is currently under investigation for “sex-based discrimination” following the incident, which took place at the event on… Continue reading Law Student Faces Potential Expulsion for ‘Aggressive Pointing,’ Misgendering Trans-Identifying Student
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Government Committee Promotes Plant Proteins As Superior To Meats

A federal government committee intends to issue dietary guidelines that recommend beans, peas, and lentils — plant-based proteins — take precedence over meats like chicken and beef, per new guidance obtained by the Washington Free Beacon.  The Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee is helmed by 20 individuals who all voiced support for moving beans, peas, and… Continue reading Government Committee Promotes Plant Proteins As Superior To Meats
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Three Illegal Immigrants Linked to Tren de Aragua Gang Arrested for Murder, Kidnapping in Texas

Three migrants illegally residing in the United States, who have alleged connections to the violent Tren de Aragua gang, were arrested for the murder of a Texas man and the kidnapping of two children. According to a release from the Department of Homeland Security’s Dallas Investigation office, Carl Luis Zambrano-Bolivar, 26, Jhonata Nahin Toro Gonzalez,… Continue reading Three Illegal Immigrants Linked to Tren de Aragua Gang Arrested for Murder, Kidnapping in Texas
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Auto Thefts in the US Surge Nearly 14 Percent, Report Reveals

A new report by LendingTree has revealed a significant rise in auto thefts in the United States, with an increase of nearly 14 percent from 2020 to 2022. The report also cited data found by the Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), which indicated that in 2023 a vehicle was stolen every 31 seconds across the… Continue reading Auto Thefts in the US Surge Nearly 14 Percent, Report Reveals
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Another Dining Chain Files for Bankruptcy as Restaurants Continue to Deal with Financial Struggles

TGI Fridays has become the latest restaurant chain to file for bankruptcy this year, amid a surge in bankruptcies that could make 2024 the worst year for the industry aside from 2020, when the COVID-19 pandemic triggered widespread economic disruptions. In a statement released on Saturday, TGI Fridays announced its decision to file for bankruptcy.… Continue reading Another Dining Chain Files for Bankruptcy as Restaurants Continue to Deal with Financial Struggles
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Boeing Becomes Latest Company to Scale Back DEI Initiatives

Boeing has joined the growing list of companies scaling back on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives, dismantling its global DEI department under the direction of the company’s new executive. The decision follows a period of scrutiny over Boeing’s safety record, including a highly publicized incident earlier this year where a door panel blew off… Continue reading Boeing Becomes Latest Company to Scale Back DEI Initiatives
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Federal Appeals Court Upholds DC’s Ban on Magazines over 10 Rounds

A federal appeals court has upheld Washington, DC’s ban on “high-capacity” magazines, enforcing the city’s 10-round limit for firearms.  In a 2-1 decision, a three-judge panel declined to issue an injunction requested by four gun owners. The plaintiffs argued that they needed more than 10 rounds in their firearms for self-defense, but both the lower… Continue reading Federal Appeals Court Upholds DC’s Ban on Magazines over 10 Rounds
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New York City Legalizes Jaywalking, Says the Law is Historically Racist

New York City has officially legalized jaywalking, with proponents arguing the law had disproportionately affected black and Hispanic residents. Despite jaywalking being outlawed in the city since 1958, the city council recently passed a bill permitting the practice. Mayor Eric Adams chose not to veto the legislation, allowing it to take effect in about 120… Continue reading New York City Legalizes Jaywalking, Says the Law is Historically Racist
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