The Los Angeles City Council unanimously approved an ordinance to make the city a “sanctuary city” in light of the incoming administration’s stated efforts to deport illegal immigrants en masse.  “Sanctuary city” ordinances prevent local law enforcement and city agencies from sharing information about illegal immigrants with federal immigration authorities. The ordinance must undergo a… Continue reading Los Angeles Becomes “Sanctuary City” Amid Plans For Mass Deportation 

Second Amendment advocates in Washington state are preparing potential legal action after thousands of gun sales have been delayed due to an ongoing court computer system outage that has prevented the completion of mandatory background checks.  The state’s Administrative Office of the Courts announced on November 4 that its network had been taken offline due… Continue reading Washington Gun Sales Delayed by Court Outage, Sparking Legal Threats from Gun Advocates

Several major retailers are rolling out discounted Thanksgiving dinner bundles to help customers cope with holiday costs amid ongoing inflation, according to a report by Fox News. Chains such as Aldi, Walmart, Sam’s Club, BJ’s Wholesale Club, and Target have announced special offers aimed at reducing expenses for holiday meals. Target is offering a Thanksgiving… Continue reading Major Retailers Offer Discounted Thanksgiving Dinner Bundles Following Inflation Woes

Students at Georgetown University’s McCourt School of Public Policy will have access to a “self-care suite” with Legos, coloring books, milk and cookies, and hot chocolate as part of a post-election relaxation effort on Wednesday.  The initiative, announced in an email from the school’s director of student engagement, Jaclyn Clevenger, aims to provide students with… Continue reading Georgetown University Offer Students “Self-Care Suite” with Coloring Books, Hot Chocolate to Relieve Post-Election Stress

New York City has officially legalized jaywalking, with proponents arguing the law had disproportionately affected black and Hispanic residents. Despite jaywalking being outlawed in the city since 1958, the city council recently passed a bill permitting the practice. Mayor Eric Adams chose not to veto the legislation, allowing it to take effect in about 120… Continue reading New York City Legalizes Jaywalking, Says the Law is Historically Racist

Tom Homan, former acting director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), claims CBS News’ 60 Minutes selectively edited a recent interview, omitting key details he spoke about in order to push a specific narrative. Speaking to Fox News’ “Evening Edit” anchor Elizabeth MacDonald, Homan stated that his interview with 60 Minutes, which spanned nearly two… Continue reading Former ICE Acting Director Accuses 60 Minutes of Cutting Key Information From Interview

The anti-Israel TikToker who went viral for tearing down Greek flags outside a New Jersey restaurant, thinking they were Israeli flags, has been arrested. 23-year-old Amber Matthews was arrested and charged with bias and intimidation after tearing down Greek flags outside Efi’s Gyro, a restaurant in Montclair, New Jersey. The incident, which took place on… Continue reading TikToker Arrested After Tearing Down Greek Flags in New Jersey, Mistaking Them for Israeli Flags

Elon Musk announced at a campaign event for former President Donald Trump that he will award one person $1 million for 17 days leading up to November 5, according to a report from the Daily Caller.  Musk launched a Political Action Committee (PAC) dubbed America PAC to help finance candidates who he believes are pro-America.… Continue reading Elon Musk Offers $1 Million To One Person Every Day Before Election

A school district in California is facing demands for a federal investigation into its hiring practices amid accusations of racial discrimination under the guise of “equity” policies. Parents Defending Education (PDE) has called out the La Honda-Pescadero Unified School District, located near Silicon Valley, for allegedly engaging in discriminatory practices in an effort to hire… Continue reading California School District Faces Calls for Investigation Over Racial Discrimination in Hiring Practices

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has issued a warning that the terrorism threat level in the United States remains high, as migrants with ties to terrorism continue to enter the country illegally. In its 2025 Homeland Threat Assessment, the DHS cautioned, “Over the next year, we expect some individuals with terrorism ties and some… Continue reading DHS Warns of High Terrorism Threat as Migrants with Terror Ties Continue to Enter the US Illegally

The House Education and Workforce Committee, which has been investigating anti-Israel protests on college campuses following the October 7 Hamas terrorist attack on Israel, has determined that Harvard University did not sufficiently discipline students who violated the school’s policies during these protests. Documents obtained by the committee revealed that between April 24 and May 14,… Continue reading House Committee Criticizes Harvard for Leniency Toward Students Involved in Anti-Israel Protests

A middle school dean in Colorado was allegedly fired for opposing a critical race theory training session by calling himself a proud American.  The Cherry Creek School District is facing a lawsuit from America First Legal, accusing the district of violating the First Amendment by wrongfully terminating Patrick Hogarty, the former dean of students at… Continue reading Colorado Middle School Dean Allegedly Fired After Saying he is a Proud American