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

The Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear challenges to gun control laws in Delaware and Maryland, leaving intact a number of gun control laws that activists believe to be unconstitutional. The court opted not to take up an appeal from pro-Second Amendment groups in Delaware seeking to block the state’s ban on semi-automatic “assault”… Continue reading Supreme Court Declines to Hear Challenges to Gun Laws in Delaware and Maryland

Richard Reeves, a social scientist and author of “Of Boys and Men,” appeared on CNN to discuss an increasing trend of men in their 30s and 40s who are not purchasing homes or starting families. Speaking with host Michael Smerconish, Reeves highlighted significant cultural and economic shifts contributing to this growing phenomenon. “It speaks to… Continue reading Social Scientist Explains the Growing Trend of Young Men Refusing to Buy Homes, Start Families

A Florida homeowner fatally shot one of two armed burglars attempting to break into his house, prompting a sheriff in the state to warn criminals that they should “expect to be shot” if caught breaking into someone’s home. The incident occurred over a week ago in Manatee County. Around 9 pm, the homeowner spotted two… Continue reading Florida Sheriff Warns Armed Intruders Should ‘Expect to be Shot’ Following Case of Homeowner Self-Defense

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

A course at Indiana University is teaching students to categorize individuals as “oppressors” or “oppressed” solely based on their race, sex, or religious affiliation.  The course, titled “Understanding Diversity in a Pluralistic Society,” has students examine certain theories and models to “enhance understanding of our diverse society.” The course “provides content about differences and similarities… Continue reading Indiana University Offers Course Categorizing People as ‘Oppressors’ Due to Their Race, Sex, Religious Affiliation

An illegal immigrant in New York City admitted the city has “spoiled” migrants with extensive benefits, as officials have tried to grapple with the strain of accommodating tens of thousands of arrivals. In a recent New York Times report, it was revealed that roughly 55,000 migrants are currently being sheltered across New York City, with… Continue reading NYC Migrant Admits City Has ‘Spoiled’ Illegal Immigrants With City Benefits

The Biden administration has officially withdrawn its proposed student loan forgiveness plan, marking an end to its repeated efforts to cancel loan payments for borrowers.  The administration had previously introduced regulations that would have allowed the Department of Education to cancel loans for specific groups, including borrowers facing significant financial challenges and those who have… Continue reading Biden Admin Ends Student Loan Forgiveness Plans  

Eric Schmidt, the former CEO of Google, cautioned on Sunday that while the United States must prioritize winning the artificial intelligence (AI) race against China, there may come a time when the technology needs to be “unplugged” to prevent it from spiraling out of control. In an interview on ABC News’ This Week with George… Continue reading Former Google CEO Warns that ‘Unplugging’ AI Systems May Become Necessary

Texas Senator Ted Cruz and a coalition of congressional members have filed an amicus brief supporting gun manufacturers in the Supreme Court case Smith & Wesson Brands, Inc. v. Estados Unidos Mexicanos. The case stems from a 2021 lawsuit filed by the Mexican government, which alleges that US gun manufacturers are liable for firearm trafficking… Continue reading Senator Ted Cruz, Lawmakers File Brief Backing Gun Manufacturers in Supreme Court Case

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

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced his intent to sue — and ultimately shut down — a homeless shelter in Austin that reportedly allows drug usage and lewd activities to take place within feet of an elementary school.  Sunrise Homeless Navigation Center is located next to Joslin Elementary School. The facility is reportedly a “magnet”… Continue reading Texas Sues Homeless Shelter Using Taxpayer Funds On Drug Paraphernalia