President Trump signed Thursday an executive order ensuring federal buildings “uplift and beautify public spaces, inspire the human spirit, ennoble the United States, and command respect from the general public.” The architecture that best accomplishes this goal is Classical architecture, that is, architecture derived from ancient Greece and Rome. At the outset of the executive… Continue reading Classical Architecture Established as the Standard for Federal Buildings: Executive Order

The US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced Tuesday that US Border Patrol and Immigration and Customs Enforcement have reached a landmark of 5,000 illegal aliens arrested in Los Angeles since the month of June. “Today, DHS law enforcement made its 5,000th arrest in Los Angeles. That’s 5,000 criminal illegal aliens, gang members, child predators,… Continue reading 5,000 Illegal Immigrants Arrested in LA Since June

Weeks after President Trump federalized the Washington DC police and deployed the National Guard to the District in order to clamp down on crime, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth approved the 2,000 National Guard troops in Washington, DC, to carry “service-issued” weapons, according to the Pentagon. The Pentagon issued a statement on the matter on… Continue reading National Guard in DC Authorized to Carry Arms: DOD

Walt Disney Studios is trying to develop strategies to appeal to young men from Generation Z, particularly those between the ages of 13 and 28, as the company looks to win back a demographic that has drifted from the brand. According to Variety, the studio is prioritizing original concepts that specifically cater to this group.… Continue reading Disney Looking for Original Films Aimed at Winning Back Young Men

The Trump administration announced Tuesday that immigrants seeking to live or work in the United States will now be subject to screenings aimed at weeding out “anti-Americanism.” Under the new policy, US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) officers will be allowed to treat anti-American beliefs as “overwhelmingly negative factors” when deciding whether to approve green… Continue reading US to Screen Immigrant Applicants for ‘Anti-Americanism’

The state of Oklahoma is considering a new requirement for teachers relocating from states such as California and New York to take an assessment aimed at identifying whether they hold left-wing beliefs that could influence their teaching. The test, developed by Prager University, must still be approved by the state’s Board of Education before it… Continue reading Oklahoma to Require Test to Keep ‘Woke’ Teachers Out of Classrooms

The Department of Education announced Monday that it is ending the use of taxpayer funds for college students working in political activism roles on campuses. The move rescinds guidance from the Biden administration that had allowed Federal Work Study (FWS) money to support students employed at political rallies, voter hotlines, as poll workers, or in… Continue reading Ed Dept Ends Taxpayer Funding for Student Political Activism Jobs

The US Coast Guard seized 76,140 pounds of narcotics from smugglers on the Florida coast, marking the largest drug bust by the Coast Guard in its history. The narcotics seized amount to an overall worth of $473 million. Over two billion dollars worth of drugs have been intercepted by the Coast Guard since the beginning… Continue reading US Coast Guard Makes Massive Drug Bust, Breaking Past Record

Amid legal difficulties in launching the Alligator Alcatraz facility, Florida will establish a new immigrant detention center in the state’s northern region, in Baker County  On August 7, a federal judge halted the construction of Alligator Alcatraz for two weeks amid litigation claiming the facility would hinder the local environment of the Everglades. The new… Continue reading ‘Deportation Depot’ to be Used as New Florida Detention Center While ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ on Hiatus

Mexico agreed Tuesday to extradite to the US 26 fugitives located in Mexico who have been charged with several federal and state crimes across most regions of the US.  In a press release, the DOJ states that these charges include those “relating to drug-trafficking, hostage-taking, kidnapping, illegal use of firearms, human smuggling, money laundering, the… Continue reading Mexico Extradites 26 Fugitives Wanted by the US

President Donald Trump announced Monday that he is activating National Guard troops and placing the Metropolitan Police Department under federal control to address crime in Washington, DC. “I’m deploying the National Guard to help reestablish law, order and public safety in Washington, DC,” Trump said during a press conference, according to Fox News. “And they’re… Continue reading President Trump Deploys National Guard, Federalizes Washington DC Police to Address Crime

The University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) faces a fine of $1 billion from the White House for civil rights and affirmative action violations stemming chiefly from anti-Israel demonstrations during the past year.   According to The Associated Press, “UCLA is the first public university whose federal grants have been targeted by the administration over… Continue reading UCLA Asked to Pay One Billion Dollars to the White House for Civil Rights Violations