At least 30 demonstrators were arrested Monday night after anti-Israel protesters at the University of Washington occupied an engineering building, prompting a police response that included officers in riot gear. The protest, organized by the student group Students United for Palestinian Equality & Return, called on the university to divest from Boeing. The group said the… Continue reading Anti-Israel Protesters Occupy University of Washington Building

In response to the White House downsizing the federal government, the Department of Health and Homeland Security (HHS) is being sued by 20 Attorney Generals for the alleged negative effects this effort has produced in US health.  Leading the lawsuit is New York Attorney General Letitia James. The plaintiff states are Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut,… Continue reading Twenty States Sue HHS Over Downsizing, Layoffs

President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Friday ending the taxpayer subsidization of National Public Radio (NPR) and the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) for ​​alleged left-wing bias and partisanship.  Funding for NPR and PBS comes primarily through the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB). The order instructs the FCC to investigate both outlets for “unlawful… Continue reading President Trump Ends Taxpayer Funding of PBS and NPR 

A Princeton University professor has alleged that portraits of former department chairs were quietly removed because they depicted only white men. The unnamed professor made the claims in an interview with journalist Christopher Rufo, during which he discussed antisemitism on the college’s campus as well as its diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies. “Anti-Semitism is… Continue reading Princeton Accused of Erasing Legacy of White Male Professors

A report by the American Security Project (ASP) has found that more than two-thirds of US reserve and guard troops are overweight, raising concerns among officials about the impact on military readiness. ASP researchers estimated that about 68 percent of US reserve forces are overweight. The report warned, “With the diminished size of the [active-duty]… Continue reading “Fit, Not Fat”: Secretary Hegseth Slams Military Obesity Crisis

The White House displayed posters across its lawn on Monday showcasing the 100 “worst illegal immigrant criminals” arrested during the first 100 days of President Donald Trump’s administration. “Good Morning from The White House!” Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt posted on X, alongside a video showing the posters lined up across the White House lawn. Each… Continue reading White House Displays 100 Arrested Illegal Immigrants on Lawn

A Milwaukee judge reportedly obstructed ICE agents as they attempted to apprehend a criminal alien, allegedly guiding him through a private jury door to hide him from the agents. Judge Hannah Dugan of the Milwaukee County Circuit Court was subsequently arrested by the FBI. The criminal alien, Eduardo Flores-Ruiz, had been removed from the U.S. in… Continue reading Wisconsin Judge Charged for Aiding Illegal Immigrant Escape ICE

Photo: Online Marketing / Unsplash A new report by the watchdog group Free Speech First claims that medical schools across the country are prioritizing radical left-wing beliefs on race, gender, and obesity over proper medical care for patients.  The report, released Thursday, examined 54 public medical schools in the United States and documented how diversity,… Continue reading Top Med Schools Promote Leftist Views, “Weight Inclusivity”

After less than three months in his role with the Trump administration, Elon Musk will be scaling back his time with the U.S. Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) to focus on his private companies, as Tesla stock and sales go through a considerable decrease. Musk made the following comments on his DOGE tenure during Tesla’s Q1… Continue reading Elon Musk Scaling Back DOGE Involvement to Prioritize Tesla

A trans-identifying repeat criminal offender who killed US postal worker, Ray Hodge, in Harlem, New York, in January, is expected to receive a 15 year prison sentence that will likely be shortened in length. The man convicted of killing Hodge, who goes by the feminine name of Jaia Cruz, stabbed Hodge over the matter of… Continue reading Trans-Identifying Man Who Killed Postal Worker Gets Plea Deal in NYC

The Trump administration has filed a lawsuit against the state of Maine for refusing to comply with a federal directive to prohibit transgender-identifying athletes from competing in girls and women’s sports. The legal battle continues the ongoing clash between President Donald Trump and Maine Governor Janet Mills, who previously responded to Trump’s executive order on… Continue reading Trump Admin Sues Maine for Violating Executive Order Banning Males from Female Sports

A Washington State University (WSU) student says he was assaulted outside a popular campus bar in February by an instructor and another university employee for wearing a hat supporting President Donald Trump. WSU student Jay Sani said he was attacked by instructor Patrick Mahoney and Gerald Hoff after Mahoney forcibly took his red Trump hat… Continue reading WSU Student Assaulted by University Instructor for Wearing Trump Hat