That’s a wrap for my annual Supplies 4 Success fundraiser! Since 2018, I have raised money to help buy new backpacks, supplies, and shoes for both kids and teachers across the nation. As the fifth annual fundraiser comes to a close, I am thrilled to announce that we raised over $4,000 for individuals in need!… Continue reading Over $4,000 Raised for my Annual ‘Supplies 4 Success’ Fundraiser!

Portland Public Schools is considering the implementation of “equitable grading practices” that would not punish students for ignoring assignments or cheating. According to the Washington Free Beacon, which obtained a handout of the proposed initiatives, the Portland Public School district is considering eliminating “zeros” as a grade when students cheat or fail to turn in… Continue reading Portland Considering ‘Equitable Grading Practices’ that Don’t Punish Students for Cheating

Starting in October, individuals with student loan debt will be required to resume their loan payments, and the temporary pause on student loan interest that was in place during the pandemic will also come to an end on September 1. This decision marks the conclusion of a three-year period during which federal student loan payments… Continue reading Student Loan Payments to Resume in October

Environmental tyranny continues its westward march as London Mayor Sadiq Khan doubles down on recent environmentalist efforts intended to negatively affect working and middle-class families. London’s Ultra Low Emission Zones (ULEZ) are a new form of environmental tax designed to punish working people for the crime of daily commuting as they work to support their… Continue reading Environmental Tyranny in the UK: London Enforces New ‘Ultra Low Emission Zones’

The Canadian government has issued an updated advisory for LGBTQ+ individuals visiting the United States to warn that new state laws may negatively impact travelers. Canada’s Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, has been a staunch advocate for LGBTQ+ individuals, attending many pride parades over the years, and issuing heartfelt apologies for the “systematic oppression” facing lesbian, gay,… Continue reading Canadian Government Issues Advisory for LGBTQ+ People Traveling to the United States

NASCAR offers a paid “Diversity Internship Program” that is only available to racial minorities and excludes white applicants on the basis of race. On NASCAR’s website, located near the top of the page in a prominent location, the racing organization describes the internship, stipulating that applicants must “Be a member of one or more of… Continue reading NASCAR Offers ‘Diversity’ Internship Excluding White Applicants

The New York State Attorney General Letitia James and State Education Commissioner Betty Rosa sent a letter to schools threatening legal action against institutions that refuse to enroll illegal immigrants. The letter, sent to public schools in the state on Monday, “reminds” school administrators that “all children and youth in New York between the ages of 5 and… Continue reading NY AG Threatens Legal Action Against Schools that Refuse to Enroll Illegal Immigrants

Turning Point USA’s BLEXIT chapter in Ohio partnered with Making Good Music (MGM) to host a back-to-school backpack and supply giveaway for young students in the area!  This event promoted BLEXIT’s core values by advocating for school choice and alternative education opportunities for low-income and minority students, and by developing programs that will inspire these… Continue reading TPUSA’s Ohio BLEXIT Chapter Partners with MGM to Host Back-to-School Supply Giveaway

New York Attorney General Letitia James and Commissioner of Education Betty Rosa have jointly released a guidance statement that provides clear direction to New York schools on matters they cannot restrict. Notably, the guidance underscores that it is unlawful for schools to ban content because it is deemed “inappropriate” or “lewd” for classrooms. In the… Continue reading NY AG: Schools Can’t Ban ‘Lewd’ Topics from the Classroom on the Basis of ‘Inappropriateness’

A recent report from the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) has shed light on a significant increase in the revocation of gun dealer licenses by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF). In the last fiscal year, 122 gun dealers had their licenses revoked, marking a substantial rise under President Biden’s administration, compared to… Continue reading ATF Gun Dealer License Revocations Surge, Prompting Concern

A private liberal arts college in Atlanta, Georgia reinstituted its mask and social distancing mandates after learning of “reports of positive [COVID-19] cases among students in the Atlanta University Center.” Sunday, Morris Brown College announced to faculty and students that the mask mandate would be going into effect immediately, after just one week after the… Continue reading Atlanta College Reinstitutes Mask Mandate Following COVID-19 Variant Scare

New York City has taken a decisive stand against potential security threats by banning TikTok on all city-owned devices. The determination to prohibit TikTok on these devices came after NYC Cyber Command, the task force established to protect the city against cyber threats, determined that the Chinese social media platform poses a security risk. City… Continue reading NYC Bans TikTok on all City-Owned Devices