On February 11, a Massachusetts city council voted in favor of resolution that will effectively make it a sanctuary city for “transgender and gender-diverse” people. Worcester, a city with a population of over 207,000 people, enacted the resolution in light of measures taken by the current presidential administration towards gender-affirming care and other related issues. … Continue reading Northeastern City Becomes First Designated Safe-Haven for Trans-Identifying People

The European Union announced countermeasures to tariffs on steel and aluminum imposed by the U.S. under an Executive Order signed by President Trump. The tariffs come as Section 232 is reinstated.  The goal of the order is “to protect America’s critical steel and aluminum industries, which have been harmed by unfair trade practices and global… Continue reading U.S. Steel and Aluminum Tariffs Prompt Countermeasures from EU

The Boy Scouts of America has officially changed its name to “Scouting America,” a move the organization says is meant to “meet the evolving needs of young people.” The rebranding, announced nine months ago, was finalized on the organization’s 115th anniversary. The change follows the organization’s 2018 decision to allow girls to join the program,… Continue reading Boy Scouts of America Officially Renames Itself ‘Scouting America’ to be More ‘Inclusive’

The Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) National Board of Management (NBM) is set to vote on Saturday on a proposed bylaw amendment that would explicitly bar transgender-identifying biological males, from joining the organization. According to a report by the Daily Wire, the DAR NBM will meet on February 8 to vote on the bylaw.… Continue reading Daughters of the American Revolution to Vote on Banning Trans-Idenitfying Males from Membership

A 2022 exhibition at the Science Museum in England has resurfaced and caused controversy due to its claims and representations of gender and sexuality. The exhibition was titled “Seeing Things Queerly.” The museum’s Gender and Sexuality Network created a guide for visitors to conduct a self-led tour through the exhibit.  According to the Science Museum,… Continue reading Science Museum Exhibition Aimed to Help Visitors “See Things Queerly”

Due to the national emergency presented to the U.S. by illegal immigration and drug trafficking, a 25% tariff was imposed on imports coming from Canada and Mexico. A 10% tariff was also imposed on China.  Announced on February 1, the White House explained its reasoning for the tariffs:  “Tariffs are a powerful, proven source of… Continue reading U.S. Imposes Tariffs on Countries Posing Illegal Immigration and Drug Threats

On his first day in office, President Donald Trump signed an executive order effectively withdrawing the U.S. from the World Health Organization (WHO). This decision was made in response to the organization’s “mishandling” of the COVID-19 pandemic and other health crises. The political influence that member states have had on the WHO, along with its… Continue reading U.S. Finally Withdraws from the World Health Organization

Over 8,000 U.S. military troops who were removed from service in 2021 for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine will be reinstated, according to an Executive Order that President Trump is set to sign. The troops will also be reimbursed for the wages lost during the time of their removal from the military.  A White House fact… Continue reading U.S. Troops Who Refused COVID-19 Vaccination in 2021 to be Reinstated

A small town in Gerogia has had a law on the books for over 40 years that requires all residents to own a firearm. Kennesaw, Georgia, stands out among American towns for its unusual and long-standing law requiring residents to own firearms and ammunition. The ordinance, enacted in the 1980s, mandates that  “In order to… Continue reading Small Georgia Town Legally Requires Residents to Own Firearm

People must now purchase something from Starbucks to utilize their café or restrooms, according to a stunning policy reversal from the corporate coffee giant.  Starbucks announced in a new code of conduct, which will reportedly be posted in all North American stores, that the company would no longer tolerate the consumption of outside alcohol, smoking,… Continue reading Starbucks Announces It Won’t Accommodate Homeless People In The Wokest Way Possible

Amid the devastating wildfires in Los Angeles County, law enforcement has reported a sharp rise in looting, including the arrest of a burglar dressed as a firefighter. Los Angeles County Sheriff Robert Luna confirmed that at least 29 individuals have been arrested for looting in the areas affected by both the Palisades and Eaton Fires.… Continue reading Los Angeles Sees Surge in Looting Amid Wildfires, Including Burglar Posing as Firefighter

A Georgia-based paving company allegedly wielded baseball bats, sticks, and lever-action rifles against a rival paving company when they saw the competitor completing a job near one of the employees’ homes.  Six members of the Buckland family were arrested after they reportedly bloodied and beat on employees from the rival EH Paving company at a… Continue reading Georgia Paving Company Launched Sopranos-Style Assault On Competitors