On Wednesday, the CEOs of prominent social media platforms, including X, Meta, TikTok, Discord, and Snapchat, were called to testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee to address concerns related to child safety on their respective platforms. During the hearing, a group of young protestors made a powerful statement by standing at the back of the… Continue reading CEOs of Major Social Media Platforms Testify Before Congress on Child Safety

A prominent Cornell University donor has publicly declared that he will cease financial contributions to the university due to his dissatisfaction with its Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives. Jon A. Lindseth, a Cornell emeritus trustee and presidential counselor, recently signed an open letter to the Cornell Board of Trustees urging the college to cease… Continue reading Wealthy Cornell University Donor Withholds Support Over Diversity Initiatives, Calls for President’s Resignation

Israeli hostage posters defaced as students return to campus, but this professor says antisemitism at Harvard has been ‘exaggerated’ Harvard’s newest task force to combat the rampant antisemitism on campus is set to be co-lead by a professor who was one of several signatories on a letter accusing Israel of being an apartheid regime. Shortly… Continue reading Harvard Selects Pro-Palestine Professor to Co-Chair New Task Force on Antisemitism

According to a leaked email from the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), the media outlet’s Director of Journalistic Standards, George Achi, instructed reporters to tread lightly when covering the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. In the email, Achi reportedly told writers to refrain from calling Hamas “terrorists” despite the fact that both the U.S. and… Continue reading Leaked Email Shows CBC Instructed Reporters to Not Label Hamas ‘Terrorists’

Following the brutal surprise attacks by Hamas on Israel, a wave of pro-Palestinian and anti-Israeli sentiment has flooded college campuses across the nation. Universities have become hosts to rallies protesting Israel, with students under the false impression that Israel is an oppressor and that Palestinian terrorist groups are innocent. This rhetoric is not exclusive to… Continue reading TPUSA Watchlist Adds Professors Promoting Radical Views on Israel-Hamas Conflict

All forms of content broadcasting, including podcasts, social media platforms, streaming services, radio stations, and more will be required to register with the Canadian government by November. New guidelines announced by the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) require all broadcasters operating in Canada, making $10 million or more annually, to register as part of… Continue reading Podcasts, Social Media, and Streaming Services Required to Register with Canadian Government

A federal judge has blocked a recent Texas law that sought to place restrictions on “sexually oriented performances” being performed in front of children. Last June, Texas enacted legislation similar to laws in other states that aimed to prohibit performances with adult content in the presence of children. The law explicitly bans businesses from hosting… Continue reading Texas Judge Blocks State Ban on Sexual Performances in Front of Minors

A federal judge has blocked New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham’s 30-day ban on open and concealed carry in Albuquerque. Last week, Governor Grisham signed an executive order temporarily prohibiting individuals from carrying firearms in public spaces, declaring gun violence in her state to be a “public health emergency.” The order prompted many, both on… Continue reading Judge Blocks New Mexico Governor’s Ban on Public Carry

An undercover reporter caught a Pornhub executive on camera admitting that rapists and human traffickers exploit a known “loophole” on the website to “make a lot of money.” A journalist with Sound Investigations, Arden Young, went undercover to meet Mike Farley, a product manager at Pornhub for dinner, where he said that top executives at… Continue reading Pornhub Executive Says ‘Loophole’ Allows Rapists, Traffickers ‘Make a lot of Money’

New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham has signed an executive order banning individuals from carrying a firearm in public for 30 days, a decision made after declaring gun violence a “public health emergency.” The executive order prohibits individuals, even those who are legally authorized, from carrying firearms on public or state property in the city… Continue reading New Mexico Governor Suspends Right to Carry a Firearm, Despite State Gun Laws

Tuesday, a federal appeals court found that Washington D.C. “selectively enforced” its defacement law based on the activist groups perpetrating the crime. The court ruled 3-0 in favor of the pro-life organization, Students for Life America, and public policy and educational organization, the Frederick Douglass Foundation, who filed a complaint after two students were arrested… Continue reading Court Finds DC ‘Selectively Enforced’ its Defacement Laws, Favoring BLM over Pro-Life Activists

Elon Musk announced that he will pay legal fees for anyone unfairly treated by their employer due to their activity on his social media platform, X, formerly known as Twitter. “If you were unfairly treated by your employer due to posting or liking something on this platform, we will fund your legal bill,” Musk posted.… Continue reading Elon Musk Vows to Pay Legal Fees for X Users Treated ‘Unfairly’ by Employer for Tweets