Illegal immigrants who have been sleeping on the floors at Boston’s Logan International Airport are being forced to leave as Massachusetts implements its new ban to crack down on the migrant crisis in its state. Last month, Governor Maura Healy stated that migrants who have been sleeping at the airport had until July 9 to… Continue reading Massachusetts Evicts Migrants Sleeping inside Boston Airport

Second Amendment advocacy groups in California have filed a lawsuit to block the state’s recently implemented 11% tax on firearms, parts, and ammunition. The complaint, brought forward by the Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC), National Rifle Association (NRA), California Rifle & Pistol Association, and two individual civilians, targets California Department of Tax & Fee Administration Director… Continue reading Gun Rights Groups Sue to Block California’s New Firearm Tax

A UCLA student is suing the university for racial discrimination, claiming he was blocked from entering parts of the campus because he was mistaken for being Israeli, despite being black and Christian. Milagro Jones alleges that he was prevented from accessing certain areas of the campus by what he described as “white liberals” who were… Continue reading UCLA Student Sues School for Racial Discrimination After Being Blocked from Anti-Israel Encampment

Two men charged with the murder of 12-year-old Jocelyn Nungaray in Houston, Texas, have been identified as Venezuelan migrants who entered the United States illegally. Johan Jose Rangel Martinez, 21, and Franklin Jose Pena Ramos, 26, face capital murder charges for the heinous crime, as announced by Houston Police on Thursday. According to sources from… Continue reading Two Illegal Immigrants from Venezuela Charged with the Murder of 12-Year-Old Houston Girl

The streaming platform, Netflix, announced on Tuesday, plans to open two entertainment complexes, dubbed “Netflix House,” set to feature stores and restaurants. These venues are scheduled to open in 2025, with one located in the metro Philadelphia area and the other in Dallas, Texas. Described on Netflix’s website as a “fan fever dream,” Netflix House… Continue reading Netflix to open ‘Netflix House’ Entertainment Complexes that Includes Stores and Restaurants

A federal appeals court has ruled against a Massachusetts middle school student who was asked by his school to remove a T-shirt that read, “there are only two genders.” The incident first started last year when Liam Morrison was sent home by administrators at Nichols Middle School in Middleborough after refusing to remove the shirt.… Continue reading Federal Appeals Court Rules Against Middle Schooler who wore ‘there are only two genders’ T-Shirt

A substitute teacher in Wyoming claims he was dismissed from Laramie County School District No. 1 after refusing to use students’ preferred names instead of their legal names registered with the district. Gene Clemetson explained that the issue arose when a male student who identified as female asked him to use a different name than… Continue reading Wyoming Teacher says he was Fired for not Using Students’ ‘Preferred Names’

Scholastic, a leading publisher of children’s books, is advocating for teachers to incorporate LGBT-themed books into their curriculum for Pride Month, urging educators to “disrupt the status quo” and recognize that they “absolutely know queer children.” In its 2024 guide for the annual “Read with Pride” initiative, Scholastic recommends a variety of books featuring LGBT… Continue reading Scholastic Encourages Educators to Introduce LGBT Books for Pride Month

A graduating high school senior in Kentucky was denied his diploma after he went off script during his graduation speech to discuss his faith in God, according to multiple reports.  Senior Micah Price praised God in his high school graduation speech at Campbell County Public Schools. The district’s Superintendent claims part of his speech was… Continue reading Student Denied Diploma After Off-Script Graduation Speech Invoking God

The Denver Police Department is preparing to use  drones to respond to 911 calls, joining several local law enforcement agencies in Colorado that are considering this high-tech approach to emergency response.  According to the Denver Post, the department has launched a program aimed at utilizing drones to handle certain 911 calls in the city.  Sergeant… Continue reading Denver Police Department Plans to Deploy Drones for 911 Call Responses

A controversial video has once again hit the Twitterverse. People have been enjoying arguing about it on X (formerly Twitter), and that’s great. More speech is good. but it’s highlighted some concerning mindsets on the politician and cultural right. It’s a video of a young woman airing a grievance with her ex-boyfriend. She explains that… Continue reading Pro-life, Pro-woman, Pro-child, No excuses

The NCAA, along with the five largest college conferences, announced a landmark settlement on Thursday that will permit schools to pay student-athletes, a significant departure from previous regulations. The settlement was revealed by the NCAA and leaders from the Big Ten, Southeastern Conference (SEC), Pac-12, Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC), and Big 12. The agreement resolves… Continue reading NCAA, Power 5 Conferences agree to Settlement that will allow Schools to Pay Student Athletes