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Columbia University Sees Significant Drop in Donations Following Anti-Israel Protests

Columbia University, which was the center of much of the attention regarding anti-Israel protests earlier this year, has experienced a sharp decline in donations due to campus protests. The university hosted its annual “Giving Day” fundraiser event for 2024 where it brought in $21.4 million, a significant drop from the $30 million raised in 2022,… Continue reading Columbia University Sees Significant Drop in Donations Following Anti-Israel Protests
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Homeschooling Rates Continue to Rise Across the US: Report

In the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, more parents across the United States are choosing to homeschool their children, according to a new report from the Johns Hopkins Institute for Education Policy’s Homeschool Research Lab. The report analyzed homeschooling rates across 21 states during the 2023-2024 academic year, revealing that all but two states saw… Continue reading Homeschooling Rates Continue to Rise Across the US: Report
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Northern Border Sector Sees more Illegal Crossings Last Year Than Previous 17 Years Combined

US border officials announced on Wednesday that more than 19,000 illegal immigrants were apprehended along just one sector of the US-Canada border during the 2024 fiscal year.  According to Border Patrol data, a total of 19,222 illegal immigrants were apprehended in the Swanton Sector, which spans parts of Vermont, New York, and New Hampshire and… Continue reading Northern Border Sector Sees more Illegal Crossings Last Year Than Previous 17 Years Combined
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Massachusetts Governor Healey Fast-Tracks New Gun Control Law that Targets ‘Ghost Guns,’ Expands ‘Red Flag’ Laws

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey has fast-tracked the implementation of new gun control legislation, targeting “ghost guns” and other firearm attachments while introducing stricter safety requirements for gun license applicants.  The law, passed by state lawmakers in July, was set to take effect later this month, but Healey’s decision means it goes into effect immediately. The… Continue reading Massachusetts Governor Healey Fast-Tracks New Gun Control Law that Targets ‘Ghost Guns,’ Expands ‘Red Flag’ Laws
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California School District Faces Calls for Investigation Over Racial Discrimination in Hiring Practices

A school district in California is facing demands for a federal investigation into its hiring practices amid accusations of racial discrimination under the guise of “equity” policies. Parents Defending Education (PDE) has called out the La Honda-Pescadero Unified School District, located near Silicon Valley, for allegedly engaging in discriminatory practices in an effort to hire… Continue reading California School District Faces Calls for Investigation Over Racial Discrimination in Hiring Practices
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DHS Warns of High Terrorism Threat as Migrants with Terror Ties Continue to Enter the US Illegally

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has issued a warning that the terrorism threat level in the United States remains high, as migrants with ties to terrorism continue to enter the country illegally. In its 2025 Homeland Threat Assessment, the DHS cautioned, “Over the next year, we expect some individuals with terrorism ties and some… Continue reading DHS Warns of High Terrorism Threat as Migrants with Terror Ties Continue to Enter the US Illegally
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Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry Signs Executive Order to Strengthen Free Speech Protections on College Campuses

Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry has issued an executive order aimed at enhancing free speech protections on the state’s college campuses. The order directs the Louisiana Board of Regents to develop recommendations for improving policies related to freedom of expression and to collaborate with universities in crafting clear guidelines. This move builds upon a 2018 state… Continue reading Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry Signs Executive Order to Strengthen Free Speech Protections on College Campuses
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University of Wyoming Women’s Volleyball Refuses to Compete Against Team with Trans-identifying Male

The University of Wyoming’s women’s volleyball team has decided to forfeit its upcoming match against San Jose State University (SJSU) due to the presence of a transgender-identifying biological male player on the SJSU women’s team. The Cowgirls announced their decision in a statement, explaining “After a lengthy discussion, the University of Wyoming will not play… Continue reading University of Wyoming Women’s Volleyball Refuses to Compete Against Team with Trans-identifying Male
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Gen Z Shifts Toward Blue-Collar Careers as Faith in College Degrees Declines, Study Finds

A growing number of Gen Z young adults are opting for careers in blue-collar fields like welding, plumbing, and electrical work, as faith in the value of a traditional college degree declines, according to a study by The Harris Poll conducted for Intuit Credit Karma. The study found that 23 percent of Americans not currently… Continue reading Gen Z Shifts Toward Blue-Collar Careers as Faith in College Degrees Declines, Study Finds
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Satirical News Site Sues California Over Crackdown Of Parody, Satire Videos

A popular satirical news site is suing California over laws signed by Governor Gavin Newsom aimed at regulating satire and parody, particularly political content.  The Babylon Bee’s founder told The Daily Wire that the lawsuit was filed in federal court on Monday.  The lawsuit argues that the new laws, which require clear labeling or removal… Continue reading Satirical News Site Sues California Over Crackdown Of Parody, Satire Videos
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Judge Issues Preliminary Injunction Against University of New Mexico Over Security Fees for TPUSA Chapter Event Featuring Riley Gaines

A federal judge has issued a preliminary injunction against the University of New Mexico (UNM) following a lawsuit filed by members of the university’s Turning Point USA (TPUSA) chapter. The lawsuit accused the school of “viewpoint and content discrimination” after imposing a security fee of more than $5,000 for a speaking event featuring former collegiate… Continue reading Judge Issues Preliminary Injunction Against University of New Mexico Over Security Fees for TPUSA Chapter Event Featuring Riley Gaines
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Over 420,000 Convicted Criminal Illegal Immigrants Remain Free in US, ICE Report Reveals

A recent report from US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) revealed that over 420,000 illegal immigrants convicted of crimes are currently free within the United States. The alarming data was disclosed by Texas Representative Tony Gonzales, who received the statistics in a letter from ICE officials. “As of July 21, 2024, there were 662,566 noncitizens… Continue reading Over 420,000 Convicted Criminal Illegal Immigrants Remain Free in US, ICE Report Reveals
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