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

Houston, Texas, made headlines a few weeks ago as citizens saw a large tiger roaming the streets. Yes, a real, live tiger. Shockingly, an armed deputy came face to face with the wandering tiger before a man loaded the animal up in his Jeep Cherokee and fled the scene. Sounds like a movie, right? The… Continue reading Tiger On The Loose In Houston, Texas FOUND

Advisory Council Member   Stephen Einhorn is the senior partner of Capital Midwest Funds. He funded CMF’s initial fund in 2008, and has concentrated on raising money and developing sales contacts for CMF’s portfolio companies. From 1987 to 2008 he participated in over 200 business sales and purchases as the founder and leader of Einhorn Associates in business valuation, acquisition searches, management buy-outs, and sales of privately-held businesses. He has worked on investments and transactions for over 40 years. He has served as leader of the Entrepreneurial Committee of Cornell University’s Technology Transfer Committee and is on the board of the Bradley Impact Fund. Mr. Einhorn earned an MS in chemical engineering from Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute, a BA in chemistry from Cornell, and attended Wharton Graduate School.

Once again, the Left’s antisemitism is on full display. Wonder Woman star and former soldier for the Israeli Defense Force, Gal Gadot shared a post about praying for her home country of Israel amidst escalating conflict with the Palestinian militant group, Hamas. A very respectful, nuanced, and tactful post, especially considering her home country is… Continue reading Actress Gal Gadot Is Being Cancelled For Praying For Home Country Israel

YWLS is the biggest conference for young conservative women in the country. We get to hear from the top politicians and speakers in the conservative movement, learn skills on how to successfully navigate conversations with leftists, deal with discrimination at work or school, and make tons of new likeminded friends with the same beliefs as… Continue reading Here’s Why TPUSA’s Young Women’s Leadership Summit Is A Can’t-Miss Event For Female Conservatives

Lynn University in Florida has become the latest school to formally reject the formation of a Turning Point USA chapter on campus. After repeatedly promising students who sought registered student organization status that the process for recognition would be easy, saying it would only take a week or two and most certainly happen, the school… Continue reading Lynn University Is The Latest College to Reject Turning Point USA Chapter On Campus

A European prince, Prince Emanuel von und zu Liechtenstein, has come under fire for killing the largest brown bear in Europe earlier this year. An investigation has been opened looking into if the Liechtenstein prince violated the country preservation laws. It’s being reported that the bear was killed in a protected region of Romania’s Carpathian… Continue reading European Prince Kills Largest Brown Bear, Under Investigation

Advisory Council Member Michele (Mica) Mosbacher, widow of the 28th U.S. Secretary of Commerce and oilman Robert Mosbacher, Sr., was commissioned as an Honorary Consul of Iceland, Houston and Central Texas, in 2010 by the Foreign Ministry of Iceland. She is an author, motivational speaker and proud sponsor of Godstone Ranch Motorsports, a family professional motorsports team that races for charitable causes.   She has served  on the boards of the Houston Ballet, University of Houston; and was appointed by Governor Perry to the steering committee of the Aga Khan Foundation. Mica previously served as a director of the American Hospital Foundation, receiving the board’s highest honor presented by Ambassador Howard Leach at the United States Embassy in Paris.   Focused on education, Mica previously served as on the University of Houston’s Board of Regents and the board of Strake Jesuit Prepartory School. Mica implemented Best Friends, a character education program and the Raol Wallenberg Heroes program in the Houston Independent School District in the late 90s.   Mica has chaired numerous charitable fundraisers including Houston Ballet Ball, Woodrow Wilson Gala, Museum of Fine Arts Costume Institute and American Hospital of Paris Foundation. With her husband Bob, she co-chaired the M.D. Anderson Milestones and Miracles celebration, honoring President George H.W. Bush, that raised more than $10 million (a record at the time). M.D. Anderson Cancer Center’s pastoral outreach group honored Mica, and she was named Pacesetter of the Year by the Cancer Assistance League.   In April of 2011, Houston Mayor Anise Parker honored her with “Mica Mosbacher Day” for her initiation of the prominent public art installation, “On Tolerance,” featuring sculptures by world-class sculptor, Jaume Plensa.   In 2013, Mica was appointed by Her Majesty the Queen to the Order of St. John; in 2012 she was awarded the Silver Good Citizenship Medal, the highest honor from the Texas Society, Sons of the American Revolution. She was named Philanthropist of the Year in 2007 by TAASA (Texas Association Against Sexual Assault). Mica was named Knight Commander of the Order of King Francis I.   In 2008, Mica was inducted into the Greater Houston Women’s Chamber of Commerce Hall of Fame along with Barbara Bush and other prominent Houstonians. A journalist, she has received prestigious writing awards for feature articles. Her career began in 1972, when as an intern at KPRC-TV/NBC in Houston, she was one of the only female reporters on staff at that time. She later pursued a career in print journalism and freelance writing.   A longtime horse lover, Mica is a former champion in the American Saddleseat Amateur Walk-Trot Division. She won her first horse show at the Dallas State Fair riding J Miller and was trained by Charles Smith at Tri-Oaks Stables in Houston.   Active in political fundraising, Mica has served as a co-chair on many statewide and national campaigns. Born in Gainesville, Florida, Mica resides in Houston and Austin.

Students, faculty, and parents at Plainfield School District in Illinois are speaking out about the school’s invasion of privacy and inappropriate subject matter after the district sent a survey to all students, including middle schoolers, asking them to describe their sexuality. The controversial survey asked students, “Do you identify as gay, lesbian, bisexual, pansexual, aromantic/… Continue reading Middle And High School Students Asked To Describe Their Sexuality In Illinois School District Survey

The Left is at it again, this time with Senator Tim Scott as their latest target. They say, “How DARE he say that America is NOT a racist country? How DARE he attack our sacred cow: RACISM? Let us now berate him with racial slurs and other disparaging platitudes to showcase our disdain for this… Continue reading The Left’s Racist Response To Senator Tim Scott Is Hypocritical

The CIA has decided to go woke. This is not an SNL skit… This is real… Our institutions responsible for protecting us going woke is one of the weakest things we can do. This does not display or project strength to our enemies. America, we’re in trouble!