A migrant at the southern US border died after being forced to exit a moving vehicle during a Border Patrol pursuit in Lukeville, Arizona. The incident occurred in March, according to a statement from US Customs and Border Protection (CBP). The situation began when a Border Patrol camera spotted two individuals at a gas station… Continue reading Migrant Dies After Being Forced to Exit Moving Vehicle During Border Patrol Pursuit

A Pennsylvania-based psychiatric institute that assists the mentally ill with the “activities of daily living” is reportedly registering patients to vote during their time at the facility, according to an investigation from the Washington Free Beacon.  Patients at the Pennsylvania Psychiatric Institute — a subsidiary of Penn State University — are often brought to the… Continue reading Psychiatric Hospital Registering Schizophrenic, Bipolar Patients To Vote

The Biden administration has put on hold a contentious program that allowed tens of thousands of migrants from four South and Central American countries to fly directly to the US, following an internal report that revealed significant fraud within the program. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS), “out of an abundance of caution,” paused its… Continue reading Biden Admin Pauses Controversial Program Allowing Migrants to Fly into US amid Fraud Concerns

Yet another company headquartered in California has announced that it will be relocating out of the state. Chevron announced on Friday that it plans to relocate its corporate headquarters from San Ramon, California, to Houston, Texas. The transition is expected to take place over the next five years. “The company expects all corporate functions to… Continue reading Chevron to Relocate Headquarters from California to Texas

The DJ at the center of the controversial Olympics opening ceremony dance routine took a legal turn, according to a report from the New York Post.  Amid backlash against the performance writ large, which many believe was a mockery of Christianity and the Last Supper, the DJ who performed at the show said her lawyer… Continue reading Olympic Opening Ceremony DJ Files Legal Complaint Over Online “Abuse”

A US-based tech company dropped its Olympics advertising following an apparent parody of the Last Supper that took place at the opening ceremonies of the 2024 Paris Olympics.  C Spire, a Mississippi-based technology company, posted on X that it would pull its ads from the NBC-broadcast Olympics. The company wouldn’t say how much it had… Continue reading Tech Company Pulls Ads From Olympics Following “Mockery” Of Religion

When Vice President Kamala Harris visited the US-Mexico border for the first time in 2021, federal agents were reportedly instructed to sanitize the area and hide the crisis from the cameras, according to a report by the New York Post. Appointed as the border czar by President Joe Biden after his administration took office, Vice… Continue reading Border Patrol Agents were Instructed to downplay crisis, put on a ‘show’ when VP Harris Visited in 2021: Report

JK Rowling, the author of the Harry Potter series, has continued to push back against critics of her comments regarding transgenderism, asserting that she is unfazed by the backlash. “Amazed this still needs saying, but some don’t seem to have got the memo. If calling me ‘transphobe’ and ‘fascist’ was going to scare me out… Continue reading JK Rowling Fires Back at Efforts to Stop her from Speaking up for Women’s Rights

A recent CNN poll has revealed that nearly four in ten Americans are increasingly worried that their family income will not be sufficient to cover all their expenses. The poll found that 39% of US adults worry most or all the time about this issue, a significant increase from 28% in December 2021 and higher… Continue reading Four in Ten Americans Worry Current Income won’t Cover Expenses: Poll

Turning Point USA is thrilled to welcome its latest contributor, Topher, a Mississippi-based rapper and former Air Force member who has made a significant impact in the music industry with his powerful lyrics and undeniable talent.  Known for his hit single “The Patriot,” which topped the Billboard charts, Topher believes that true success is rooted… Continue reading TPUSA Welcomes it’s Latest Contributor: Topher

On Thursday, a federal appeals court dismissed a lawsuit challenging Tennessee’s law that protects children from viewing sexually explicit performances.  The lawsuit was filed by a Memphis theater group called Friends of George’s, which argued that the law violated the First Amendment. However, the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in a 2-1 decision that… Continue reading Federal Appeals Court Dismisses Lawsuit Challenging Tennessee’s Law on Sexually Explicit Performances for Minors

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson has plans to remove the statue of former President George Washington from its prominent position in City Hall, located right outside the mayor’s office. According to the Chicago Sun-Times, this decision was announced by Ronnie Reese, the mayor’s communications director, who indicated that the statue’s removal is part of broader updates… Continue reading Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson Plans to Remove George Washington Statue from City Hall