A new report suggests that neighborhoods with strong families experience lower crime rates compared to areas with a high population of single-parent households. The Illinois Policy Institute studied neighborhoods in and around Chicago; the center concluded that neighborhoods with more single-parent households average a 226% higher violent crime rate, and a 436% higher homicide rate,… Continue reading Neighborhoods with Strong Families See Lower Crime Rates: Report

The state of California is grappling with a historic deficit, reaching a staggering $68 billion, as reported by the non-partisan Legislative Analyst Office. Despite having an economy that would rank as the fifth largest globally, California is confronting economic challenges exacerbated by rising consumer prices due to inflation and significant spending commitments. The state’s budget… Continue reading California Faces Unprecedented $68 Billion Deficit Amid Economic Struggles

The state of Texas, alongside two conservative media outlets, filed a lawsuit against the U.S. State Department for allegedly funding private censorship efforts to suppress certain media outlets. Conservative media outlets The Federalist and The Daily Wire joined Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton in filing a lawsuit against the Department of State’s Global Engagement Center (GEC),… Continue reading Texas AG, Conservative Media, Sue State Department for Covert Censorship

During a Congressional hearing Tuesday focused on transgender athletes in school sports, Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez argued that having children play on a team associated with their biological gender is “regressive” and a violation of privacy.  Funny enough, Ocasio-Cortez began her speech by stating how she’s previously sat through hearings of “men attempting to restrict the… Continue reading Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Says Making Children Play The Sport Of Their Biological Gender is Regressive

The Portland Public Schools (PPS) system has instituted a policy that will require school employees to consider a student’s race, gender identity, and sexual orientation when determining disciplinary actions. This policy shift comes after a collective bargaining agreement between the school district and its teachers. PPS staff were previously on strike since the beginning of… Continue reading Portland Public Schools Introduces New Discipline Policy Incorporating a Student’s Race and ‘Gender Identity’

Theft throughout the state of California is so common, that not even Christmas trees are safe from the rampant crime. Last Friday a couple in California was the target of a robber who cut their Christmas tree off the top of their vehicle before driving away with it. A man, who goes by the name… Continue reading Christmas Crime: California Family Gets Christmas Tree Stolen Off Top Of Vehicle

Conor McGregor has found himself in hot water again, and this time, it’s not about fighting titles. The notorious MMA fighter has drawn the attention of the government of the most censorious country on earth, his homeland of Ireland. McGregor kicked off his tirade in response to an Algerian immigrant stabbing several Irish citizens, including… Continue reading Conor McGregor Faces Backlash from Irish Authorities Attempting to Implement Draconian Speech Regulations

Crime is spiking in major cities around the U.S., including in Denver, Colorado where Mayor Mike Johnston has had his vehicle stolen — for the second time. A spokesperson for Mayor Johnston’s office confirmed to a local outlet that his personal vehicle was reported stolen on October 28 at 6:09 a.m. and was later located… Continue reading The Denver Mayor’s Vehicle Was Stolen, Again

Trans-identifying TikTok creator Dylan Mulvaney, who gained public attention for his “Days of Girlhood” campaign and other transgender content, has secured a spot on the Forbes “30 Under 30 Social Media” list. The 30 Under 30 Social Media list is compiled with input from the public through nominations, along with insights from Forbes tech journalists… Continue reading Trans-Identifying TikTok Star Dylan Mulvaney Makes Forbes ’30 Under 30 Social Media’ List

Two Jewish organizations, the Louis D. Brandeis Center and the Jewish Americans For Fairness in Education (JAFE), have filed a lawsuit against the University of California, Berkeley, and school administrations, accusing the institution of allowing the “longstanding, unchecked spread of antisemitism” on campus. The lawsuit specifically targets the UC Berkeley School of Law, claiming that… Continue reading Jewish Organizations File Lawsuit Against UC Berkeley, Alleging Spread of Antisemitism

Dubbed a “far-right” extremist by media outlets across the West, anti-immigration Dutch politician Geert Wilders has won the Netherlands’ vote for prime minister. Wilders’ fiery rhetoric surrounding mass migration and his party’s controversial stance on Islamic ideals infiltrating Western culture has earned him the ire of the left, which views radical immigration policies as “progressive.”… Continue reading Anti-Immigration Dutch Politician Becomes Netherlands’ Next Prime Minister

A Chicago high school is offering classes exclusively for black and hispanic students in the hopes that segregating students will increase school performance. Evanston Township High School in Illinois is generating controversy after offering so-called “affinity classes” that prohibit white students from attending and are taught by non-white teachers. According to a Wall Street Journal… Continue reading Chicago High School Offers Race-Segregated Classes for Black and Hispanic Students