Governor Gavin Newsom has signed a bill into law that makes California the first state to prohibit schools from informing parents if their child requests to use different pronouns or identifies with a gender different from their biological sex.  According to the bill, the new policy will, “prohibit school districts, county offices of education, charter… Continue reading California Bans Schools from Notifying Parents about their Child’s ‘Gender Identity’

Concerns are mounting within the University of Kansas’s Sigma Kappa local sorority chapter over the potential inclusion of non-binary members and the honorary membership of a transgender activist in the national sorority. Sarah Green, a student at the university, joined the sorority in April 2023 due to its history of supporting women on college campuses… Continue reading University of Kansas Sorority Member Raises Concerns Over Non-Binary Membership Policies, Transgender Honorary Member

Confidential documents reviewed by the New York Post confirm that New York City’s poorest zip codes are forced to bear the brunt of the migrant crisis. The city reportedly places the most migrant shelters in the poorest areas of the city. Queens is home to 36% of the city’s migrant shelters or 70 of the… Continue reading Poorest ZIP Codes In New York City Deal With Highest Rates Of Migrants: Report

Uber and Lyft drivers in Massachusetts will now receive a minimum hourly pay of $32.50, along with paid sick leave, accident insurance, and healthcare stipends, after a $175 million settlement. The settlement comes after a lawsuit by the state’s attorney general that accused the companies of improperly classifying drivers as independent contractors to avoid paying… Continue reading Uber and Lyft Drivers in Massachusetts to Receive $32.50 Hourly Minimum Wage plus Sick Time

The Department of the Interior has published a guide instructing bureaucrats on using ”inclusive language,” advising them to avoid gender-specific terms like “husband,” “son,” and “daughter,” and to use “they/them” pronouns instead of assuming an individual’s gender. The 24-page document, titled the “US Department of the Interior Inclusive Language Guide,” was first obtained by the… Continue reading Department of Interior Releases Inclusive Language Guide, Advises against using gendered terms like ‘husband,’ ‘daughter,’ and ‘cockpit’

In a 6-3 decision released on Wednesday, the Supreme Court dismissed a challenge brought by conservative social media users, ruling that the government can continue to notify social media companies about posts it deems to be misinformation and disinformation. Justice Amy Coney Barrett wrote the majority opinion, explaining that the plaintiffs did not have standing… Continue reading Supreme Court Sides with Biden Administration in Social Media Misinformation Case

Over 400 illegal immigrants have entered the United States through a human smuggling operation affiliated with ISIS, according to a recent report by NBC News. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has identified these individuals due to their connection to the ISIS terrorist network. Out of the 400 smuggled individuals, 150 have been arrested, but… Continue reading ISIS-Linked Human Smuggling Operation Brings Over 400 Migrants into the US, Report

The Supreme Court has upheld a federal law preventing individuals with domestic-violence restraining orders from possessing firearms. The decision, announced on Friday, saw eight justices voting in favor and one dissenter, Justice Clarence Thomas. This decision marks the first major gun-related case since New York State Rifle & Pistol Association v. Bruen, as the current… Continue reading Supreme Court Upholds Federal Law Restricting Firearm Possession for Individuals with Domestic Violence Restraining Orders

Two climate activists from the group Just Stop Oil were arrested in England after spraying orange paint on the historic Stonehenge monument. The demonstration was aimed at urging the United Kingdom to abandon fossil fuels by 2030. In a statement posted on the organization’s website, a Just Stop Oil spokesperson emphasized the alleged urgency of… Continue reading Climate Activists Arrested for Spraying Orange Paint on Stonehenge

Emerson College in Boston has attributed recent anti-Israel protests on campus as one of the factors contributing to its low enrollment rate for the upcoming academic year, a situation that may necessitate staffing cuts. In a statement, Emerson College President Jay Bernhardt outlined “multiple factors” that have prompted a “significant” shortage in the upcoming freshman… Continue reading Emerson College Faces Low Enrollment due to Anti-Israel Protests on Campus

Doctors in Oregon could soon lose their licenses for “microaggressions” under a proposed new medical board rule, according to a report from the Free Beacon.  Under a soon-to-be-approved ethics rule from the Oregon Medical Board, medical staffers who engage in “microaggressions” may lose their medical licenses. The news law tells doctors they must report “unprofessional… Continue reading Doctors Could Lose Licenses For “Microaggressions” Under New Medical Board Rule

An illegal immigrant from El Salvador was charged with assaulting a young mother who was hiking on a Maryland trail, according to a report from the New York Post.  Victor Martinez-Hernandez is a 23-year-old illegal immigrant who allegedly raped and killed a mother of five named Rachel Morin. Morin, 37, was reported missing in August… Continue reading Illegal Immigrant Charged With Assault, Murder Of Young Mother