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30 Percent of Border Patrol Surveillance Cameras are Inoperable, Internal Memo Reveals

An internal memo distributed within US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) in October revealed that 30 percent of the cameras used in the Border Patrol’s surveillance system on the southern border are nonfunctional. The memo, obtained by NBC News, acknowledged that the widespread issue is significantly impacting Border Patrol operations. According to the memo, approximately… Continue reading 30 Percent of Border Patrol Surveillance Cameras are Inoperable, Internal Memo Reveals
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Viral Ad by XX-XY Athletics Calls Out Nike for Silence on Women’s Sports Amid Transgender Athlete Controversies

An ad from XX-XY Athletics, the sports brand designed to defend women’s sports, has gone viral after it criticized Nike for not speaking out in support of women’s sports as transgender-identifying athletes seek to compete in female categories. The ad gained significant attention after being shared by Riley Gaines, a brand ambassador for XX-XY Athletics.… Continue reading Viral Ad by XX-XY Athletics Calls Out Nike for Silence on Women’s Sports Amid Transgender Athlete Controversies
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CDC Study: More Than 5% Of High Schoolers Struggle With Gender Confusion

More than five percent of high school students identify with a different gender identity or experience gender identity, according to a first-of-its-kind survey from the Center for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC).  According to the survey, 3.3% of students nationally identify as transgender. An additional 2.2% of students question their gender. The share of high… Continue reading CDC Study: More Than 5% Of High Schoolers Struggle With Gender Confusion
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Pennsylvania Parents Win Legal Battle Over Gender Identity Lessons to First-Graders

A group of Pennsylvania parents who accused a public school district of violating their rights by teaching first graders about gender transitioning and gender dysphoria have won their case in court. Three mothers—Carmilla Tatel, Stacy Dunn, and Gretchen Melton—who each have a first-grade child in Mt. Lebanon School District in Allegheny County, brought the lawsuit… Continue reading Pennsylvania Parents Win Legal Battle Over Gender Identity Lessons to First-Graders
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DOJ Declares Maryland State Police Test Discriminatory Because Less Black and Female Applicants Passed

The Department of Justice (DOJ) has determined that the Maryland Department of State Police will pay $2.75 million in back pay to black and female applicants who failed its hiring tests. According to the DOJ, black applicants failed the written test at a higher rate than white applicants, and female applicants were less likely to… Continue reading DOJ Declares Maryland State Police Test Discriminatory Because Less Black and Female Applicants Passed
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Georgia Board of Regents Urges NCAA, NJCAA to Ban Trans-identifying Athletes from Women’s Sports

The University System of Georgia’s governing board is urging the NCAA and the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) to ban transgender-identifying women, who are biological men, from competing in women’s sports. Last week, the University System of Georgia Board of Regents unanimously voted to send formal requests to these collegiate athletic federations, asking them… Continue reading Georgia Board of Regents Urges NCAA, NJCAA to Ban Trans-identifying Athletes from Women’s Sports
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University of Michigan President’s Home Vandalized Amid Ongoing Pro-Palestinian Protests

Santa Ono, the president of the University of Michigan, had his home vandalized on Monday, with anti-Israel messages spray-painted on the property.  According to the Associated Press, Ono’s residence in West Bloomfield, Michigan, was marked with the words “intifada” and “coward.” While West Bloomfield police did not disclose the owner of the home, the university… Continue reading University of Michigan President’s Home Vandalized Amid Ongoing Pro-Palestinian Protests
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TPUSA Welcomes its Latest Contributor: Riley Gaines

Turning Point USA is excited to announce its newest contributor, Riley Gaines, a former collegiate swimmer and dedicated women’s rights advocate committed to protecting women’s sports. Gaines, a 12-time NCAA All-American swimmer, rose to public prominence in 2022 when she competed against transgender-identifying swimmer Lia Thomas. Her experience competing alongside a biological male in women’s… Continue reading TPUSA Welcomes its Latest Contributor: Riley Gaines
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Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson Compares Critics of School Spending to Opponents of Slavery

In a press conference on Monday, Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson drew a comparison between those who oppose his plans for public school funding and individuals who resisted the emancipation of enslaved people in the United States.  Since holding office, Johnson has been vocal about his commitment to improving Chicago’s public education system, a key promise… Continue reading Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson Compares Critics of School Spending to Opponents of Slavery
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Data Shows Hospitals Raked In $120 Million Performing Sex-Change Operations On Minors

U.S. hospitals earned almost $120 million over five years performing sex-change procedures for minors, according to a new report from the Daily Caller News Foundation.  Between 2019 and 2023, over 5,700 minors underwent sex-change surgeries, and around 8,600 received puberty blockers or cross-sex hormones, according to data from the watchdog organization Do No Harm.  Do… Continue reading Data Shows Hospitals Raked In $120 Million Performing Sex-Change Operations On Minors
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Minneapolis Food Bank Denies White People from Receiving Aid

A food bank in Minneapolis, Minnesota, has come under scrutiny for only providing food to people who are black and indigenous, telling white residents not to take advantage of its resources.  Mykela ‘Keiko’ Jackson launched the Food Trap Project using a Minnesota state grant. The project was intended to help poor residents in need of… Continue reading Minneapolis Food Bank Denies White People from Receiving Aid
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Virginia School Board Settles for $575,000 After Firing Teacher Over Pronouns Dispute

A Virginia school board has agreed to pay $575,000 in damages and attorney fees to a former high school teacher who was fired for refusing to use a transgender student’s preferred pronouns. Peter Vlaming, a French teacher at West Point High School for seven years, lost his job after the school board voted unanimously to… Continue reading Virginia School Board Settles for $575,000 After Firing Teacher Over Pronouns Dispute
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