So how many genders are we up to now? How many pronouns have you seen that you didn’t even know existed? I was just introduced to zie/hir?? What does that even mean? Ezra Menas, who identifies as non-binary and uses zie/hir/they pronouns, is thrilled because the popular Madagascar kids show has now introduced a non-binary… Continue reading Madagascar Cartoon To Debut Their First Non-Binary Character

More than 420,000 students have been learning in an entirely remote setting in Washington, D.C., since the coronavirus pandemic closed schools in March 2020, as recently reported from the region’s school systems. The percentage of Black and low-income students going into a school building at least once per week is shockingly low at only 28%. The Washington… Continue reading 60% Of Washington DC Students Are STILL REMOTE

Ambassador Nikki R. Haley is the United States Permanent Representative to the United Nations.  She serves as a member of President Donald Trump's Cabinet and National Security Council.

At the United Nations, Ambassador Haley is making sure the American people see value for their investment; advocating for reforms that make the organization more efficient, transparent, and accountable.  Those reforms include comprehensive reviews of United Nations' peacekeeping missions-- negotiating over half a billion dollars in savings and renewing them on a mission by mission basis to ensure more effective and targeted operations, while at the same time preserving and maintaining the integrity of peacekeeping forces around the world, whose job it is to protect civilians in conflict.

On the United Nations Security Council, Ambassador Haley is working to defend Americans' interests and keep our country safe.  She spearheaded negotiations for the unanimous passage of the strongest sets of sanctions ever placed on North Korea -- cutting off the regime's exports by 90 percent, and its access to oil by 30 percent.

Ambassador Haley is a champion for human rights.  During her Security Council presidency in April, 2017, she hosted the first ever session devoted solely to the subject.  Her first overseas trip as Ambassador was to visit camps for Syrian refugees in Jordan and Turkey.  And she is partnering with like-minded nations to reform the UN Human Rights Council, while challenging human rights violators across the globe.

Under her leadership, the United States has taken a strong stand against the chronic anti-Israel bias at the United Nations.  These efforts have included successfully removing a false and defamatory report against Israel, which led to the resignation of the head of the United Nations' agency behind the report.

Prior to becoming the twenty-ninth U.S. Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Ambassador Haley was elected in 2010 as the first female and first minority Governor of South Carolina. She was reelected in 2014, where she served until she was appointed to the President's cabinet in November of 2016.

During her tenure as governor the state's unemployment rate hit a 15 year record low and South Carolina announced jobs in each of its 46 counties - more than 85,000 jobs in all. Governor Haley also ushered in the state's largest education reform in decades  - as a result, education funding was made more equitable for schools in the state's poorest communities, reading in early grades became a priority, and classrooms were equipped with the latest technology.

Born in Bamberg, South Carolina, the daughter of Indian immigrants, and a proud graduate of Clemson University, Ambassador Haley's first job was keeping the books for her family's clothing store -at the age of 13.

Ambassador Haley and her husband, Michael, a Captain in the Army National Guard and combat veteran who was deployed to Afghanistan's Helmand Province, have two children, Rena, 20, and Nalin, 16.

I remember walking through the Tampa Convention Center in search of hope—a reason to keep going. Bill Montgomery & I walked through stairwell after stairwell until I saw a familiar face with a cowboy hat. I recognized him from the news—it was Foster Friess. I immediately came up to him and introduced myself. I was… Continue reading Honoring the Legacy of America’s Happiest Warrior—Foster Friess (1940-2021)

You may recognize the celebrity chef and restaurateur Nick Liberato from his Netflix original series, “Restaurants On the Edge.” Known for his stellar cooking skills and affable charm, Nick, a fairly apolitical guy, never thought he could be targeted by the leftist mob or  “CANCELLED.” After all, he’s a chef, and food is a safe space,… Continue reading Celebrity Chef Nick Liberato Wrongly Accused Of Cultural Appropriation

In 2010, Susana Martinez was elected governor of the State of New Mexico. She became New Mexico’s first female governor and the first Hispanic female governor in the history of the United States. Prior to being elected governor, Martinez was a prosecutor for 25 years along the nation’s southern border and served as Doña Ana County’s elected district attorney for over half that time. As governor, she prioritized keeping New Mexico’s communities safe, ensuring all students receive a high-quality education, and diversifying and growing the state’s economy.

Governor Martinez’s two terms were marked by many successes including eliminating a $450 million inherited budget deficit and leaving the state with a $2 billion surplus; job growth at a 12-year high; improving the state’s high school graduation rate by 10 percentage points – to an all-time high of 74 percent; and implementing a number of public safety initiatives.

Governor Martinez won re-election to her second term in 2014 by the largest margin of any Republican gubernatorial candidate in modern history, earning substantial support from Democratic and Independent voters in rural and urban areas alike.  She served alongside a Democratically-controlled Legislature throughout her time in office, with the exception of a two-year period of Republican control of one chamber. She has been named as Time Magazine’s Top 100 Most Influential People in the World (2013) and served as a Chairman and long-time executive committee member of the Republican Governors Association (RGA).

Governor Martinez was born and raised in the Rio Grande Valley and has made Las Cruces, New Mexico her home since the 1980s. She earned her bachelor’s degree from the University of Texas at El Paso and later earned her law degree from the University of Oklahoma School of Law, where she was recently inducted into the school’s Hall of Fame.

Governor Martinez currently serves as a Board Member for the Foundation for Excellence in Education (ExcelinEd) and as an Advisory Board Member for the Hunt-Kean Leadership Fellows program of the Hunt Institute.  A proud Blue Star Mother, Governor Martinez is also an Advisory Board Member for the Global War on Terrorism Memorial Foundation.

Dr. Gina was an official Trump campaign surrogate, delegate to the Republican National Convention, and was selected to the Trump 2020 Campaign Media Advisory Board. She is a guest analyst on Fox News, Fox Business, CNN, HLN, and she co-hosts America Talks Live on Newsmax TV.  A frequent guest-host for the Sean Hannity radio show, she is a bestselling author, and has been featured on the Main stage at CPAC 2016 & 2017.

Her opinion columns are featured in FoxNews.com, Townhall.com, Breitbart.com, and others. She was voted the Top Ten Hottest Conservatives in New Media 2014, 2015, 2016, and 2017, and 50 Best Conservative Columnists in 2016. She was selected as a Woman of Impact by Yellowhammer News, and a Woman of Influence in 2018, where she was invited by the Israeli-American Consul to travel to Israel in her capacity as news analyst.

Dr. Loudon has two Master’s Degrees and a Ph.D., but her reach extends beyond news and academia into prime time entertainment. Dr. Gina and her family moved to California in 2012 and made a big splash when she and her family appeared on a reality show on ABC. Governor Jerry Brown and the state of California passed two bills targeting her husband's work and making it illegal. They decided to sue Jerry Brown, and moved their family to the no-tax state of Florida, where Dr. Loudon and her family are active members at the Southern White House, Mar-A-Lago.

She is the mother of five children, including one by the blessing of adoption who happens to have Down Syndrome. She founded a nonprofit foundation, "They All Have Names" which helps place special needs children in their “forever families.” She enjoys pit bull rescue, skiing, yachting, and polo.

At Turning Point USA, we are dedicated to exposing the INSANITY from the frontlines of our college campuses. One way we succeed in doing so is through our Professor Watchlist, where we share the craziest stories from professors out there. Chanequa Walker-Barnes from Mercer University is a new addition to the list, and it’s not… Continue reading Professor Watchlist: Chanequa Walker-Barnes – Mercer University

Chrissy Teigen is over. It’s more than official. After watching her foam at the mouth for years over President Trump and feigning moral outrage, the truth has come out and we now know that Teigen puts Trump’s “mean tweets” to shame. About a decade ago, Teigen made it her full-time job to bully, harass, and… Continue reading Chrissy Teigen Outed As Biggest Online Bully Despite President Trump Outrage

Am I the only one that looks online at homes or ranches for sale that are way out of my league when I’m bored? Good, didn’t think so! A girl can dream, right? You HAVE to click on the picture to see the rest of these amazing pictures of the ranches! 1.Brown, County – Texas… Continue reading 4 MUST-SEE Ranches For Sale

On April 9th, 2021, Emily Hines, a freshman at Louisiana State University, and a current member of the St Tammany Parish Activism Hub in Louisiana, was kicked out of her sorority, Alpha Phi, for posting a TikTok video about the science behind transgenderism. The TikTok, posted on April 2nd, stated White House Health Secretary Rachel… Continue reading LSU Student Kicked Out Of Sorority For TikTok About Transgender Assistant Secretary for Health Rachel Levine

This past week, a group of friends and I went out to Lake Fork in Texas to do a little fishing. In the daytime, we fished for bass and once it got dark, we went out to do a little bowfishing for carp and gar. Did you know bowfishing is found to be one of… Continue reading Bowfishing Carp Is Great For The Environment