Turning Point USA is proud to announce that its National Field Program (NFP) for high school students has gone through tremendous growth since its launch in 2022.  During its first year, 610 chapters and 60 events were held throughout the country, with the largest event – featuring contributors Anthony Watson and Stephen Davis – having… Continue reading TPUSA’S NFP High School Program Experiences Overall Growth Since 2022 Inception Amid Rebrand

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy sent a letter on Tuesday to governors in all 50 states and the mayor of Washington, DC, calling on them to remove political messages from crosswalks, including rainbow-painted designs that symbolize the LGBTQ community. “Roads are for safety, not political messages or artwork,” Duffy said in a statement, according to The… Continue reading Transportation Secretary Calls on States to Remove LGBT Rainbow Crosswalks

On June 17, Justice Aaron Maslow of the Supreme Court of New York ruled that, in dangerous instances, dogs can be deemed “immediate family members.”  The case prompting the ruling involves the death of Trevor and Nan DeBlase’s dog Duke, who was killed after being struck by a driver while they were walking through a… Continue reading New York Court Rules That Dogs Suffice as ‘Immediate Family’

Willinton Henao, a Colombian guerrilla commander wanted by the US, had his extradition suspended by the Colombian government. Henao, whose alias is “Mocho Olmedo,” leads the 33rd Front of the guerrilla group FARC EMC and is currently involved in peace efforts in Northeast Colombia. In May, Henao’s extradition was approved by Colombia’s Supreme Court. However,… Continue reading Colombia Suspends Extradition of Guerrilla Leader Indicted by US for Drug Trafficking

Turning Point USA is thrilled to announce that “Identity Crisis,” the groundbreaking documentary exposing the truth behind America’s gender ideology movement, has officially been named a Silver Telly Award winner in the Long Form Documentary category at the 2025 Annual Telly Awards. Identity Crisis highlights personal stories and medical facts regarding gender ideology that mainstream… Continue reading TPUSA’s Groundbreaking Documentary ‘Identity Crisis’ Wins Silver Telly Award

California Governor Gavin Newsom is suing Fox News for defamation in its coverage of a phone call between him and President Trump amid the Los Angeles riots over ICE raids. Newsom is suing the network personally, and not through his role as the California governor, for nearly $800 million.  The lawsuit states that Fox News… Continue reading Governor Newsom Sues Fox News for Misleading Coverage of Phone Call With President Trump

After the conclusion of investigations conducted by the US Department of Education (DOE), the California Department of Education (CDE) and the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) were found to have violated Title IX by discriminating against women by allowing male athletes to compete in female sports.  “Although Governor Gavin Newsom admitted months ago it was ‘deeply… Continue reading US Department of Education Finds California in Violation of Title IX

The US government is cooperating with the state of Florida in constructing an immigration detention center located in the Florida Everglades, which is near an airstrip that can aid in deportation flights.  Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier has dubbed the site “Alligator Alcatraz,” in homage to the reptile copiously inhabiting the Everglades and the infamous… Continue reading Florida Plans New Detention Center in Everglades in Conjunction With Federal Government

The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) is helping to protect a farm from being taken through eminent domain in order to create housing units in Cranbury, New Jersey. The units are being built in order to fulfill a state constitutional requirement to ensure affordable housing for residents who need it.  According to My Central… Continue reading USDA Seeking to Prevent NJ Farm From Being Taken Through Eminent Domain

David Walls-Kaufman (main image), a Capitol Hill chiropractor who attacked a police officer during the January 6 riots in 2021, is being ordered to pay a total amount of about $500,000 to Metropolitan Police Officer Jeffrey Smith’s family and estate for damages. Smith committed suicide nine days after the incident while driving on his first… Continue reading January 6 Rioter Found Financially Liable for Capitol Police Officer’s Death 

Photo: Esteban López / Unsplash On Sunday, with less than an hour before deadline, Texas Governor Greg Abbott vetoed a bill that would outlaw THC products in the state of Texas.   The bill (Senate Bill 3) concerns the “regulation of products derived from hemp, including consumable hemp products and the hemp-derived cannabinoids contained in those… Continue reading Texas Governor Vetoes Bill That Would Ban the Sale and Use of THC Products

Ottawa Elementary School District No. 141 in Illinois has a very serious issue that its board is neglecting. The district’s Shepherd Middle School makes available for students two obscene books: one called “Queer: The Ultimate Guide for LGBTQ Students,” and the other called “What Girls are Made Of.” Both of these books have no business… Continue reading Ottawa Elementary School District No. 141: You Should be Ashamed of Yourselves!