Costco is pushing back on a shareholder proposal that encouraged the company to evaluate whether its existing diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs posed financial risks, according to a report from the Associated Press.  A right-leaning think tank suggested that Costco’s DEI programs held not only financial risks, but reputational and litigation risks as well.… Continue reading Costco Refuses To End Diversity, Equity, And Inclusion Program

The University of Texas Dallas (UTD) laid off about 20 employees from its diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) office in compliance with the state’s law banning such offices at public universities. UTD’s president Richard Benson announced the job cuts from its Office of Campus Resources and Support in an email sent to students and faculty on… Continue reading Public Universities in Texas Begin Mass Layoffs as DEI Offices Shutter

From September 18 to November 26, the Texas A&M’s Bush School of Government & Public Service will offer a Certificate in Social Justice Leadership (CSJL) through its Center for Nonprofits & Philanthropy.  The university’s 2021 announcement said the certificate was “designed for nonprofit leaders committed to accelerating racial equity within nonprofit organizations.” At that time… Continue reading Texas A&M University Side-Steps State Law To Offer DEI-Infused Social Justice Leadership Courses

Ladies … this is getting out of hand. Materialism has such a strong grasp on millennial women that they are now camping outside stores for “exclusive drops” of a Stanley 40-ounce Tumbler. But let’s be real, these are just sippy cups for adult women. I’m not trying to be a hater — I am, however,… Continue reading What is with the Stanley Cup Obsession?

A recent report by The Atlantic has admitted that far-left terrorism has become more prevalent in the United States than attacks by far-right extremists. The magazine said it examined 750 attacks and plots in the US from January 1, 1994, to July 4, 2025, focusing “only on incidents of terrorism, which we define as attacks… Continue reading Atlantic Report Finds Far-Left Terrorism in US is on the Rise 

Written by Alexis Wilkins Faith-based? Or is it something more like faith – based on an institution, a paycheck, or a promotion of an ideology? Belmont University in Nashville, Tennessee, has long been known as a Christ-centered university, a beacon of safety and good morals, a place for parents to send their kids and feel… Continue reading Belmont: Groupthink Leftism Under A Religious Veil

The Department of Justice has opened a civil rights investigation into George Mason University over allegations that the school has engaged in discriminatory hiring practices related to its diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives. According to a DOJ press release, the investigation stems from internal university communications as well as public statements made by university… Continue reading DOJ Launches Civil Rights Investigation Into George Mason University Over DEI Hiring Practices

The Walt Disney Company finds itself facing a lawsuit alleging that the company’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) policies are unlawful and discriminatory.  The lawsuit, brought forth by American First Legal, cites both public documents available on Disney’s website and internal memos that show the company is actively prioritizing diversity initiatives like race and gender… Continue reading Disney Faces Lawsuit Over Alleged Discrimination in DEI Policies

The New York State Education Department (NYSED) will not comply with the US Department of Education’s request to remove diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives from all educational matters. The DOE sent a letter last week to federal education commissioners with an ultimatum to confirm that state schools do not promote any activity or practice… Continue reading New York State DOE Defies Order to Remove DEI from Schools

By: Hayden Cunningham Alex Clark addressed the growing fertility crisis in the United States during remarks at TPUSA’s AmericaFest, warning that chemical exposure is harming both adults and children and threatening the nation’s future. Clark, host of Culture Apothecary, said the country is in the “middle of a baby-making issue,” highlighting that declining fertility is… Continue reading Alex Clark Highlights US’ Growing Fertility Crisis at AmFest 2025

Maria Corina Machado, a political activist and Venezuelan opposition leader, won the Nobel Peace Prize on Friday for her long-time efforts in promoting democracy, and especially against President Nicolas Maduro. Upon the announcement, the Nobel Peace Prize committee discussed Machado’s background and accomplishments in an essay. “She is receiving the Nobel Peace Prize for her… Continue reading Venezuelan Leader Wins 2025 Nobel Peace Prize 

A Washington state bill mandating LGBTQ history be taught in public schools was signed into law by Governor Jay Inslee earlier this week. The bill was created in 2023 and pushes for “inclusive learning standards and instructional materials” in state public schools. Educators will be tasked with creating a curriculum that highlights the accomplishments of… Continue reading LGBTQ History Curriculum Coming to Washington Schools In 2025