Michigan has passed a new bill that includes a controversial provision allowing children to anonymously report their parents for “improperly” storing firearms. The legislation, part of a broader school safety initiative, allocates $1 million for a tip line during the 2024-2025 school year. The bill was passed by the Michigan legislature on Wednesday and also… Continue reading Michigan Lawmakers Approve Tip Line for Children to Anonymously Report Parents for ‘Improper’ Gun Storage

The US Air Force aimed to decrease the “white male population” in its Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) officer applicant program, internal documents obtained by the Daily Caller revealed.  According to the report by the Daily Caller, in 2022 the Air Force presented a plan that outlined reducing white male applicants as part of its… Continue reading US Air Force Prioritized Reducing White Male Applicants in ROTC Program, Documents Reveal

Rutgers University President Jonathan Holloway has announced he will step down at the end of the academic year following intense backlash over recent anti-Israel protests and encampments on campus. In a statement on the university’s website, Holloway emphasized that the decision to step down was his own and he plans to take a sabbatical in… Continue reading Rutgers University President to Step Down Amid Controversy Over Anti-Israel Protests

NASA has yet to establish an official timetable for the return of astronauts Butch Wilmore and Sunita Williams, who have been unexpectedly stuck aboard the International Space Station (ISS) after a series of mechanical issues with Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft. Wilmore and Williams launched from Earth on June 5 for what was intended to be an… Continue reading NASA has Yet to Make Decisions Regarding Astronauts Stranded on ISS Due to Boeing Starliner Malfunctions

Sportscaster Sam Ponder, one of the only ESPN broadcasters to publicly defend fairness in women’s sports, was terminated due to “financial reasons,” according to an ESPN statement.   Ponder, who has yet to speak out officially on her termination, was let go alongside co-worker Robert Griffin, III.  Women’s sports advocate Riley Gaines insinuated on X (formerly… Continue reading ESPN Fires Host Who Defended Fairness In Women’s Sports

Georgetown University, the oldest Catholic academic institution in the United States, has announced the introduction of a “gender-inclusive” housing program for students. This new initiative follows a student referendum in which undergraduates voted in favor of the change. The university recently conducted a survey asking students about their gender identity and their openness to rooming… Continue reading Georgetown, the oldest Catholic university in the US, Introduces ‘Gender-Inclusive’ Housing for Students

Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin has issued an executive order banning cellphones in public schools. The order, signed on Tuesday, aims to create a “cellphone-free education” environment to address what Youngkin describes as an “alarming mental health crisis and chronic health conditions affecting adolescents.” The order mandates Virginia’s Department of Education to develop new guidelines, which… Continue reading Virginia Governor Issues Executive Order Banning Cellphones in Public Schools

As state and federal authorities continue to incentivize consumers to purchase electric vehicles (EVs) over gas-powered vehicles, a new poll reveals that nearly half of all Americans who have bought an EV regret the decision and plan to switch back to gas-powered cars for their next purchase. The report by consulting firm McKinsey & Co.… Continue reading Nearly Half of EV Owners Regret Their Purchase, New Poll Shows

Los Angeles city officials celebrated the opening of the Weingart Center Tower on Wednesday, a high-rise luxury apartment complex in downtown LA designed to serve as a shelter for the homeless population currently residing on Skid Row. The 19-story tower features 228 studio apartments and 47 one-bedroom apartments, with a total project cost of $165… Continue reading Los Angeles Officials Celebrate Opening of Luxury Apartment for Homeless on Skid Row

A 36-year-old New York City firefighter died of a heart attack just months after being fired to pay for the growing number of illegal immigrants. Derek Floyd suffered cardiac arrest and passed away on April 15. According to the New York Post, Floyd was terminated amid the city’s effort to pay for housing and services… Continue reading NYC Firefighter Died of Heart Attack Months After ‘Unnecessary’ Firing to Reallocate Cash for Migrants

The Edwardsville School District in Illinois approved plans to construct a gender-neutral bathroom at a high school in the district complete with 18 stalls and with an estimated cost of $6.8 million. On Monday, the district board voted 5-2 to approve the proposal and estimated that the construction would be completed by the beginning of… Continue reading School Board Approves $6.8 Million for New Gender Neutral Bathroom at Illinois High School

Framed as a means of giving automakers more “leeway” to phase out gas-powered vehicles, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) introduced broad measures to forcibly shift the U.S. car manufacturing economy away from gasoline and toward electric vehicles. The new standards, introduced by the agency earlier this month, apply to “passenger cars, light-duty trucks, and medium-duty… Continue reading EPA Introduces Sweeping Measures to Phase Out Gasoline-Powered Vehicles