Mexico is developing a mobile app designed to assist Mexican citizens residing illegally in the United States if they believe they are about to be detained by US immigration authorities. The app, called the “Alert Button,” will enable users to send immediate alerts to family members and the nearest Mexican consulate in the event of an… Continue reading Mexican Government Launches App to Assist Migrants in the US Facing ICE Arrests

Following the 2024 election results, Harvard University President Alan M. Garber admitted to faculty at the college that they need to rethink their messaging. According to a report by The Harvard Crimson, Garber described the shift in sentiment toward higher education as the greatest threat the university has faced in recent memory. Speaking at a… Continue reading Harvard President Urges Faculty to Rethink Messaging Amid Growing Criticism of Higher Education

A male firefighter trainee has been accused of changing his gender to take advantage of the lower physical standards for female trainees, according to a report from DailyMail.  The candidate, candidly known as David, allegedly failed the physical firefighter exam as a man by failing to achieve a high enough score. Shortly after his failing… Continue reading Firefighter Trainee Changes Gender After Failing Strength Exam

An illegal immigrant charged with a drunk driving crash that killed a seven-year-old girl could have been deported months ago, according to a report from DailyMail.  Joel Enrique Gonzalez Chacin, 41, is charged with intoxicated manslaughter following a December 1 car crash in Houston that killed seven-year-old Ivory Smith. This is Chacin’s second run-in with… Continue reading Seven-Year-Old Allegedly Killed By Illegal Immigrant Freed From Jail Two Months Ago

The Department of Education has allocated more than $1 billion in grants focused on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives since 2021, according to a report by Parents Defending Education (PDE). These grants, distributed across 42 states, have funded race-based hiring, DEI programming, and mental health training in schools. The PDE report, first reported by… Continue reading Dept of Education Spent Over $1 Billion on DEI Grants Since 2021: Report

Washington state is considering implementing a third gender category for high school sports competitions, a decision that would make it the first in the nation to do so. The proposed policy aims to prevent transgender-identifying biological males from competing in girls’ divisions by creating a separate “open division” in addition to the existing girls’ division.… Continue reading Washington State Proposes Third Gender Category for High School Sports to Address Transgender Athlete Concerns

San Diego County has voted to prevent the county from cooperating with federal immigration authorities, a move that goes beyond California’s existing “sanctuary law.” The resolution comes as President-elect Donald Trump prepares to take office in January, with plans to implement mass deportations of illegal immigrants. The resolution was passed by the San Diego County… Continue reading San Diego Votes to Block Cooperation with Federal Immigration Authorities

Nishith Patel, president of the township council in Edison, New Jersey, issued an apology Tuesday following backlash over an ordinance that prohibited the use of “props” during council meetings, which led to the American flag being classified as a prop during a recent meeting. “Let me be very clear, the Edison Council has never, nor… Continue reading Edison Council President Apologizes for Ordinance Banning ‘Props’ at Council Meetings That Included the American Flag

Florida Sheriff Chad Chronister, who was recently named by President-elect Donald Trump as his pick to lead the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), announced Tuesday he would withdraw from consideration following criticism over his actions during the COVID-19 pandemic. Trump had announced Chronister’s nomination over the weekend, saying that both he and Attorney General nominee Pam… Continue reading President-Elect Trump’s DEA Nominee Chad Chronister Withdraws Amid Backlash Over Controversial COVID-19 Lockdown Actions

Hawaii’s gun laws, which are among the strictest in the nation, are currently facing legal challenges as two young adults have filed a lawsuit against the state’s ban on firearm ownership for residents ages 18 to 20. Elijah Pinales, 19, and Juda Roache, who turns 18 next month, filed the lawsuit in US District Court… Continue reading Hawaii Gun Laws Face Legal Challenge Over Ban on Firearm Ownership for Adults Under 21

The University of Austin (UATX), a recently established institution aimed at championing free speech and opposing “woke” ideology, has announced its decision to reject traditional diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies. Instead, the university is focusing on what some call “MEI,” standing for merit, excellence, and intelligence. “We don’t take any of that into consideration… Continue reading University of Austin Rejects DEI Policies, Embraces ‘Merit, Excellence, and Intelligence’ Framework

Local news outlets reported a hate crime when they received photos and videos of a burning cross next to a campaign sign defaced with the n-word in red spray paint. The sign belonged to mayoral candidate Yemi Mobolade, a native Nigerian, according to National Review.  The US Attorney’s Office proceeded to charge three Colorado Springs… Continue reading Activists Charged With Race Hoax To Benefit Black Mayoral Candidate