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HHS Releases New Food Guidelines, Reversing Major Parts of Past Guidance

On January 7, the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) released new guidelines on food consumption, essentially overturning the pre-existing ones recommended by the USDA. “Every American deserves to be healthy – but too many Americans are sick and don’t know why,” a release on the guidance states. “That is because their government… Continue reading HHS Releases New Food Guidelines, Reversing Major Parts of Past Guidance
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67-Year-Old Man Who Defended Himself Sentenced for Weapon Possession in NYC: Frontlines Report

From New York City, Frontlines TPUSA reporter Savanah Hernandez reported on the situation of  Charles Foehner, who was sentenced this week to four years in prison for defending himself against a man with a history including violent criminal record and mental illness.  Foehner was charged with criminal possession of a weapon. To contrast a similar… Continue reading 67-Year-Old Man Who Defended Himself Sentenced for Weapon Possession in NYC: Frontlines Report
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Tulane University Approves TPUSA Chapter After Months-Long Hiatus

Tulane University has agreed to recognize a Turning Point USA chapter on its campus. This decision comes after several months of the chapter’s status being put on hiatus by university staff–who approve student organizations–due to their consideration of both civil rights and anti-discrimination laws.  TPUSA Field Representative for the Bayou region, Garrett DeViney, posted the… Continue reading Tulane University Approves TPUSA Chapter After Months-Long Hiatus
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Bill Seeking to Rename Boulevard in Salt Lake City After Charlie Kirk Draws Controversy 

Lawmakers in Salt Lake City, Utah, have introduced legislation that would rename “Harvey Milk Boulevard” (located on 900 South) after Charlie Kirk. This effort is currently receiving local pushback.  The specific bill, HB196, is being sponsored by State Representative Trevor Lee, and would limit “a municipality’s jurisdiction and control of a class C road to… Continue reading Bill Seeking to Rename Boulevard in Salt Lake City After Charlie Kirk Draws Controversy 
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‘Under Normal Circumstances, I Would Never Do Anything Like This’: Student Who Flipped TPUSA Table at ASU

In October 2025, a student at Arizona State University was accused of approaching a Turning Point USA chapter table, flipping it over, and dragging it away from the tabling location.  The motives of the student, Thomas Romero, were uncovered lately through bodycamera footage obtained from police by TPUSA.  The footage specifically revealed the exchange between… Continue reading ‘Under Normal Circumstances, I Would Never Do Anything Like This’: Student Who Flipped TPUSA Table at ASU
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FAU Retains Suspension of Professor Who Praised the Assassin of Charlie Kirk

A professor at Florida Atlantic University (FAU) is still under suspension for making hateful comments about Charlie Kirk shortly after his assassination, even praising the assassin. Kate Polak, who made the comments, is a professor of English in the university’s College of Arts and Letters. She finds her present situation “humiliating,” after being suspended in… Continue reading FAU Retains Suspension of Professor Who Praised the Assassin of Charlie Kirk
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Texas County to Rename Road After Charlie Kirk

In Hood County, Texas, Williamson Road will be dedicated to the late Founder of Turning Point USA Charlie Kirk, with the goal of ensuring “that his legacy continues to inspire future generations.”  The new name for the road will be “Charlie Kirk Parkway.” The county commissioners issued a proclamation detailing their purpose for the memorialized… Continue reading Texas County to Rename Road After Charlie Kirk
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Second Part of Frontlines Latest Documentary Explores the Strategies of Islamization

Frontlines TPUSA released the second edition of the first episode of its documentary “THE ISLAMIZATION OF THE WEST: REMEMBRANCE AND BETRAYAL,” covering a variety of topics concerning the effect of Islamization in the West, featuring Frontlines Investigative Reporter Vicky Richter. According to Frontlines, the second part of the episode examined “how activist spaces, including movements such as… Continue reading Second Part of Frontlines Latest Documentary Explores the Strategies of Islamization
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Maine Public School Teacher Fired For Negative Charlie Kirk Comments Made During Class

Maine’s Regional School Unit 67 Board voted to terminate Mattanawcook Academy social studies teacher Derek Brewer for in-class comments made about Charlie Kirk days after his assassination. According to WMTW 8, “School Board chair Rebecca Hanscom said Brewer made the comments to a freshman class on Sept. 11, 2025, the day after Kirk was shot… Continue reading Maine Public School Teacher Fired For Negative Charlie Kirk Comments Made During Class
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Washington State Senator Agrees to Investigate Possibly Fraudulent Daycare Centers in State

Frontlines TPUSA reporter Jonathan Choe recently spoke with Washington State Senator Lisa Wellman after an event in Bellevue, discussing Senate Bill 5926 and odd statistics regarding daycare centers that are suspected of committing fraud.  SB 5926, which Wellman is backing currently, seeks to make a public records exemption for childcare providers. This bill is contrasted… Continue reading Washington State Senator Agrees to Investigate Possibly Fraudulent Daycare Centers in State
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Arlington Bakery Under Fire From Community For Promoting Club America

A Great Harvest Bread location in Arlington, Virginia, has received public backlash for posting a local Turning Point USA Club America chapter flyer (main image) on its window.  Reagan Reese, White House Correspondent with the Daily Caller, broke the story Tuesday on X.  Some community members, frustrated with the flyer, commented critically about the bakery… Continue reading Arlington Bakery Under Fire From Community For Promoting Club America
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Frontlines TPUSA Covers Rowdy Protests Against ICE in Seattle

Frontlines TPUSA reporter Jonathan Choe covered a series of anti-ICE demonstrations that broke out Wednesday evening in Seattle, Washington. These protests come in the aftermath of a fatal confrontation in Minneapolis, Minnesota, between a protester, Renee Good, and a group of ICE agents. The confrontation escalated when Good drove away from the agents, who appeared… Continue reading Frontlines TPUSA Covers Rowdy Protests Against ICE in Seattle
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