Matthew Garrett, a former tenured history professor at Bakersfield College, has been awarded a multi-million dollar settlement after being disciplined for criticizing the school’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives.  Garrett was fired in 2023 following accusations of racial discrimination and “dishonesty” for disagreeing with his colleagues—accusations that were later proven untrue. The school has… Continue reading Community College Professor Receives Multi-Million Dollar Settlement After Criticizing DEI Initiatives

On Thursday, a federal appeals court dismissed a lawsuit challenging Tennessee’s law that protects children from viewing sexually explicit performances.  The lawsuit was filed by a Memphis theater group called Friends of George’s, which argued that the law violated the First Amendment. However, the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in a 2-1 decision that… Continue reading Federal Appeals Court Dismisses Lawsuit Challenging Tennessee’s Law on Sexually Explicit Performances for Minors

A substitute teacher in Wyoming claims he was dismissed from Laramie County School District No. 1 after refusing to use students’ preferred names instead of their legal names registered with the district. Gene Clemetson explained that the issue arose when a male student who identified as female asked him to use a different name than… Continue reading Wyoming Teacher says he was Fired for not Using Students’ ‘Preferred Names’

The abuse that the far-left LGBT has for gay conservatives gets more vile and vulgar the more open and prominent we become! Look at the comments in this tweet from NBC News looking for gay conservative voices for an upcoming article. To the leftists consumed with hatred and disgust for gay conservatives, such a request should be… Continue reading A Message To Leftists Consumed With Hatred For Gay Conservatives

On Wednesday, President Joe Biden signed House Resolution 815 into law, which not only secures funding for U.S. allies but also forces foreign entities operating applications in the U.S., primarily the social media platform TikTok, to divest entirely. Under the new law, Chinese-owned company, ByteDance, which in turn owns the popular social media application, TikTok,… Continue reading TikTok to be Banned Under New Federal Law if Chinese-Owned ByteDance Doesn’t Divest

Shortly after officials at Columbia University extended a negotiation deadline for an additional 48 hours to avoid a second clash between police and Palestine protesters on the New York campus, students agreed to “scale down” the encampment. The university’s president, Minouche Shafik, set a midnight deadline on April 23 for negotiations between students and staff to… Continue reading Columbia Protesters to ‘Scale Down’ Encampment to Avoid Police Intervention

Former CNN employee Don Lemon reportedly made a litany of outrageous demands when negotiating a deal with Elon Musk for a new show on X.  After Lemon was dropped from CNN, he obtained a partnership with X to produce a show on Musk’s platform. As part of the inaugural episode, Musk sat down with Lemon… Continue reading Don Lemon Reportedly Demanded $5 Million Advance, Tesla Cybertruck Before Elon Musk Canceled His Show

A Turning Point USA (TPUSA) chapter event featuring Kyle Rittenhouse has been fraught with turmoil as the staff at the University of Memphis categorically applied “arbitrary deadlines” and “impossible standards” that could not reasonably be met by students with the remarkably short notice given. The event, set to take place on Wednesday, March 20, was… Continue reading University of Memphis Undermines TPUSA Chapter Event with Kyle Rittenhouse

Former CNN personality Don Lemon’s partnership with X ended abruptly after Elon Musk pulled the plug on Lemon’s show.  Musk sat down with Lemon for an interview intended to air as the inaugural episode of the former CNN host’s new show on the social media platform X. The interview between the duo seemingly went poorly… Continue reading Elon Musk Calls Off X Partnership With Don Lemon

The social media platform X, known formerly as Twitter, was engaged in another round of controversy after users were made aware that it would be implementing a policy that reduces the visibility of posts “misgendering” or “deadnaming” transgender-identifying individuals. According to the updated policy, X will suppress posts that intentionally misgender or deadname individuals who… Continue reading X Receives Backlash from Conservative Users after Reimplementing Pronoun Policy

The State University of New York (SUNY) at Cortland Student Government Association’s (SGA) review committee voted to overturn the university’s Senate decision to block students’ application to form an official Turning Point USA (TPUSA) chapter on campus. In February, Turning Point USA students, represented by Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF), filed a federal lawsuit against SUNY… Continue reading SUNY Cortland Overturns School Senate Decision to Block TPUSA Chapter as Legal Battle Ensues

“We silence voices all the time in this country,” SUNY Cortland President Erik Bitterbaum allegedly told students.  Turning Point USA (TPUSA) students, represented by Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF), filed a lawsuit Wednesday against SUNY Cortland for allegedly violating students’ First Amendment rights by discriminating against the group’s viewpoint.  The lawsuit accuses the university, its student… Continue reading Turning Point USA Students File Federal Lawsuit Against SUNY Cortland Over Believed First Amendment Violation