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

In a stand for individual liberty, Huntington Beach City Council members have cast their votes to prohibit mask mandates and COVID-19 vaccine requirements within the city. The motion, introduced by Mayor Pro Tem Gracey Van Der Mark, gained approval in a 4-3 vote during a council session held last Tuesday. The ban highlights the council’s… Continue reading Huntington Beach City Council Bans Mask and Vaccine Mandates

Welcome to midweek soirée. Do you have a toxic family member? Kobe Bryant’s widow Vanessa does and I wouldn’t blame her if she never spoke to this person again, Hilary Duff’s husband tattooed her name on his butt, China is back at it again disappearing and locking up more people who speak out against their… Continue reading What’s With All The SCOTUS Drama + Hilary Duff Booty Tattoo

Major League Baseball (MLB) is testing a new authentication system for fans called “Go-Ahead Entry” that utilizes facial recognition technology to streamline the stadium entry process.  MLB has partnered with the Philadelphia Phillies to begin testing this new technology that will no longer require fans to show tickets upon entry to the ballpark. Here’s how… Continue reading MLB Tests Facial Authentication for Fan Entry into Stadiums

California Governor Gavin Newsom, a staunch proponent of green energy and climate change alarmist, is poised to expand fossil fuel use in his state to prevent power shortages and rising energy prices. Since 2018, the governor has been outspoken about his intentions to shut down the Aliso Canyon gas storage facility, which was the site… Continue reading Newsom Backs Fossil Fuels so Californians Can Keep the Lights on

A California school district has reached a $100,000 settlement with a mother who claims that the school socially transitioned her child without her knowledge or consent. Jessica Konen accused the Spreckels Union School District in Monterey County of socially transitioning her 11-year-old daughter Alicia, in a lawsuit encouraging the young girl to find out who… Continue reading CA School District Reaches $100,000 Settlement after Transitioning Child without Parental Consent

Turning Point USA’s BLEXIT chapter in Ohio partnered with Making Good Music (MGM) to host a back-to-school backpack and supply giveaway for young students in the area!  This event promoted BLEXIT’s core values by advocating for school choice and alternative education opportunities for low-income and minority students, and by developing programs that will inspire these… Continue reading TPUSA’s Ohio BLEXIT Chapter Partners with MGM to Host Back-to-School Supply Giveaway

Fairfax County Public Schools, the largest district in the state of Virginia, released a statement announcing its refusal to abide by state guidelines regarding sex-segregated facilities and pronoun usage for students and faculty. The new policies, put in place by Governor Glenn Youngkin in 2022, requires students to use the restroom and locker room facility… Continue reading Virginia School District Disregards State Guidance on Sex-Segregated Facilities, Pronoun Use

The Department of Justice and the Department of Education released joint guidance on how colleges can diversify their student body without directly using race-based affirmative action practices, which were recently struck down by the Supreme Court. Following SCOTUS’s ruling on affirmative action, the Biden administration lamented the outcome and immediately set out to find new… Continue reading DOJ, DOE Release Guidance on Diversifying Colleges after SCOTUS Struck Down Affirmative Action

A federal judge blocked Colorado’s attempt to prevent American adults from obtaining a firearm until 21 years of age. U.S. District Judge Philip Brimmer issued a preliminary injunction after the law was challenged in court by the Second Amendment advocacy group, Rocky Mountain Gun Owners [RMGO]. The injunction will prohibit the state from enforcing SB23-169… Continue reading Federal Judge Temporarily Blocks Colorado Law Raising the Minimum Age to Purchase Firearms

BLEXIT recently hosted its second annual “BLEXIT Fest” in Eggmont, New Jersey, a family-friendly event hosted to celebrate God, family, and country. Despite it being one of the hottest days of the year, BLEXIT Fest was a massive success for all who attended; over 230 individuals between the ages of 5-70 gathered at the family-friendly… Continue reading ‘BLEXIT Fest’ in Eggmont, New Jersey is a Huge Success

Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer has signed a law that prevents mental health professionals from encouraging children to embrace their biological sex. In a recent statement, Governor Whitmer applauded the state’s efforts to ban so-called “conversion therapy.” Whitmer, who has a daughter that identifies as a member of the LGBT community, called the act of conversion… Continue reading Michigan Bans Therapists from Refusing to Affirm a Child’s ‘Gender Identity’