The World Health Organization (WHO) recruited “transfeminine” activist and criminal law professor  Florence Ashley, who previously encouraged online users to “be gay” and “do crime,” to help create new guidelines on healthcare for transgender-identifying people. According to his Instagram profile, Ashley uses the pronouns “they/them/that b**ch” and is currently an assistant professor at the University… Continue reading WHO Recruits ‘Trans-Feminine’ Activist to Create Guide on Transgender Health

The Chicago Board of Education is currently deliberating the removal of School Resource Officers (SROs) from public schools, with a decision expected as early as January 25. This move aligns with the vision of Chicago’s Mayor Brandon Johnson, who, during his campaign, emphasized that “armed officers have no place in schools in communities already struggling… Continue reading Chicago Board of Education Contemplates Removal of Cops from Schools

Several months ago, while walking through Phoenix Sky Harbor airport preparing to take one of my many routine trips to visit college campuses, I noticed something out of the ordinary: dozens of immigrant groups carrying a plain black duffle bag and carrying papers in a clear sleeve that made it appear to be a kind… Continue reading Legal Organization Launches Investigation into TSA’s ‘Vetting’ of Illegal Immigrants in US Airports

Harvard President Claudine Gay, who has received public backlash for her refusal to adequately denounce antisemitism on Harvard’s campus, has issued a letter of resignation. “It is with a heavy heart but a deep love for Harvard that I write to share that I will be stepping down as president. This is not a decision… Continue reading Harvard President Reigns Following Refusal to Condemn Antisemitism on Campus

NBA player Jonathan Isaac addressed his claim to fame at Turning Point USA’s AmericaFest, recounting his controversial actions following the death of George Floyd. Following the news of George Floyd’s death in 2020, many prominent celebrities including actors, singers, and athletes were pressured within their industry to stand in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter… Continue reading NBA Player Jonathan Issac Recounts BLM Controversy at AmFest

A 50-year-old trans-identifying swimmer has stirred controversy in Canada after competing against teenage girls and using the female locker room that was used by girls as young as eight years old. The male swimmer Nicholas Cepeda, who now identifies as Melody Wiseheart, was allowed to compete in the women’s 1500-meter freestyle for ages sixteen and… Continue reading 50-Year-Old Trans-Identifying Swimmer Shares Locker Room with Teen Girls

Social media users are criticizing the White House’s Christmas video which features an eccentric dance group that endorses anti-white rhetoric on its website. First Lady Jill Biden posted a video to X and Instagram on Wednesday that showcases dancers in eccentric outfits, including animal masks, dancing throughout the White House halls. The dancers were members… Continue reading White House Christmas Video Faces Backlash for Featuring Dance Group with Anti-White Beliefs

The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) is making headlines for defending the rights of a Christian conservative organization after the group was denied permission to advertise on buses operated by the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA). WallBuilders Presentations is a Christian organization that advocates for educating Americans about their history and the role of… Continue reading ACLU Defends Christian Organization’s Right to Advertise on Washington D.C. Buses

The Supreme Court has declined to take up a case challenging Washington state’s ban on so-called “conversion therapy,” which prohibits therapists from advising minors with gender dysphoria to identify with their biological sex. The law, enacted in 2018, restricts licensed professionals from suggesting changes in sexual orientation to children who identify as gay or lesbian.… Continue reading Supreme Court Declines Case Challenging Washington State’s ‘Conversion Therapy’ Ban

Saturday Night Live (SNL) sparked controversy with its recent cold opening, which parodied the congressional hearing on anti-Semitism on college campuses. Last week, the House Education Committee conducted a hearing to address the rising anti-Semitism that is taking place on college campuses. The hearing included the presidents of three major universities: Harvard, the University of… Continue reading ‘SNL’ Mocks Congressional Hearing on Campus Anti-Semitism

A Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) proposed rule change would directly target resource pregnancy centers by depriving them of federal funds under the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program. The TANF program provides federal grants to states which then distribute the funds to organizations that give assistance to “needy” families for childcare,… Continue reading Proposed HHS Rule Would Deprive Pregnancy Resource Centers of Federal Funds

Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas warned that the U.S. faces a “heightened” terror threat, largely due to the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas, and further compounded by the open U.S. southern border. “We are definitely in a heightened threat environment, and we are proceeding with vigilance,” Secretary Mayorkas told CNN on Wednesday. Federal agencies first announced… Continue reading Secretary Mayorkas: US Faces ‘Heightened’ Terror Threat