The Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD), the second-largest school district in the United States, has decided to terminate its COVID-19 vaccine mandate for employees. This decision comes following a 6-1 vote by the Board of Education. During the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, LAUSD implemented a policy that required employees to get vaccinated or… Continue reading Los Angeles Unified School District Ends its COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate

In a move that signals a continued push for gun control measures, President Biden is set to announce the creation of a federal office of gun violence prevention, according to a report by The Washington Post.  The Biden administration is scheduled to unveil the details of this new federal office on Friday, and it will… Continue reading Biden Administration to Create Office of Gun Violence Prevention

Students from the Perkiomen Valley School District in Pennsylvania have organized a walkout in protest of the school’s refusal to change its bathroom policy for trans-identifying students. Last Week, the Perkiomen Valley School Board failed to pass Policy 720, a proposal that would have required students to use the bathroom that corresponds to their biological… Continue reading Pennsylvania High School Students Protest Trans Bathroom Policy

An undercover reporter caught a Pornhub executive on camera admitting that rapists and human traffickers exploit a known “loophole” on the website to “make a lot of money.” A journalist with Sound Investigations, Arden Young, went undercover to meet Mike Farley, a product manager at Pornhub for dinner, where he said that top executives at… Continue reading Pornhub Executive Says ‘Loophole’ Allows Rapists, Traffickers ‘Make a lot of Money’

Several outlets throughout August and September have focused their talking points on back-to-school tips, advice, and encouragement for students and families. For Teen Vogue, this meant chronicling the harrowing stories of transgender-identifying students who told their teachers and peers about their new gender identity. Authored by a journalist with a master’s degree from the Walter… Continue reading Teen Vogue Gives Back to School Advice on ‘Coming Out’ as Trans in the Classroom

A federal court has issued a controversial ruling against Mississippi’s state ban on voting for convicted felons, leaving many to question if the ruling contradicts the U.S. Constitution. Mississippi’s state Constitution has long denied the right to vote permanently for residents convicted of felonies, including serious crimes such as murder, rape, forgery, and any offenses… Continue reading Federal Court Overturns State Ban on Felony Voting, Cites ‘Cruel and Unusual Punishment’

In an attempt to encourage more Americans to use electric vehicles, Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm set off on a four-day electric-vehicle road trip, however, a Georgia family ended up calling the police after one of Granholm’s staffers used a gas vehicle to hold an electric-vehicle charging spot for her.  Granholm set off on the… Continue reading Family Calls Police After Energy Secretary Uses Gas Vehicle To Block Electric Vehicle Charging Station

A recent poll conducted by the University of California, Berkeley, has revealed that the majority of Californians are not supportive of the state issuing cash reparations payments to descendants of slaves. In a surprising outcome, only 23% of Californians expressed their support for cash reparations, according to a poll from The University of California, Berkeley… Continue reading Poll Shows Most Californians are Against Slavery Reparations

NASCAR Hall of Fame driver Richard Petty and motorcycle builder Billy Lane have teamed up with Northern Tool to launch the “Tools for the Trades” program. This initiative aims to empower high school students with essential trade skills, offering them a promising alternative to traditional college education. As the manufacturing industry grapples with a shortage… Continue reading NASCAR Hall of Fame Driver Richard Petty Helps Bring Trade Skills to Public Schools

A new study from the University of Washington found that all public transit in the greater Portland, Oregon, and Seattle, Washington areas tested positive for methamphetamine and fentanyl. In a press conference this week, officials reviewed the recommended levels of drug contaminates that do not pose a threat to the public and announced the findings… Continue reading All Public Transit in Portland, Seattle Tests Positive for Meth, Half Test Positive for Fentanyl

Bill Gates recently purchased 1.7 million shares of Anheuser-Busch, worth a combined $95 million, according to financial data firm TipRanks, following Bud Light’s disastrous marketing campaign featuring transgender-identifying influencer Dylan Mulvaney. Five months ago, the most popular beer brand in the United States, Bud Light, owned by Anheuser-Busch, sent Mulvaney a beer can with his face… Continue reading Bill Gates Buys $95 Million in Anheuser-Busch Stock Following Dylan Mulvaney Disaster

Liberty Safe’s recent admission that it provided law enforcement officials with access codes to one of its safes has sparked significant public scrutiny among the firearm community. In a viral post on X, The Hodge Twins posted the details of Nathan Hughes, an individual arrested for his alleged involvement in the January 6 Capitol riot.… Continue reading Gun Safe Company Gives Law Enforcement Access to Customer’s Firearms During Raid