Politics
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Jason Arday Tragedy Raises Questions About DEI and Academic Standards at Cambridge
The death of Jason Arday, Cambridge’s youngest black professor, spotlights tensions between diversity initiatives and academic accountability in Western universities.
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Michigan Clerk Urges DOJ to Address Non-Citizen Voter Registrations Amid Whistleblower Claims
Hastings Charter Township Clerk David Olson calls on federal authorities to help remove non-citizens from voter rolls following revelations from a Michigan Secretary of State whistleblower.
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Inside the 2022 Gun Rights Policy Conference and AMM-Con: Key Events for 2A Advocates
The 2022 Gun Rights Policy Conference and Alternative Mass Media Conference in Fort Worth, Texas, promise to be pivotal gatherings for Second Amendment supporters, featuring top speakers and focused sessions on media influence and legislative battles.
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California’s $189M Prison Tablet Program Faces Criticism Over Misuse Claims
California invested nearly $190 million to provide inmates with tablets aimed at rehabilitation, but reports reveal these devices are being exploited for inappropriate activities, raising concerns about oversight and public safety.
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Parents Sue Palo Alto School District Over Mosque Field Trip Alleging Religious Indoctrination
A group of parents has filed a federal lawsuit against Palo Alto Unified School District and the high school principal, claiming a mosque field trip crossed the line into religious indoctrination within a social justice curriculum.
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Far-Left Podcaster Labels Fundamental Christianity America’s Top Threat, Targets Widow of Charlie Kirk
Jennifer Welch, co-host of the I’ve Had It podcast, sparked controversy by declaring fundamental Christianity a greater danger to the U.S. than radical Islam, while launching harsh attacks on Erika Kirk, widow of the late Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk.
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Trump’s Economic D-Day: Can Sanctions and Secondary Measures Cripple Iran’s Support Network?
Former President Trump has outlined an expanded sanctions strategy targeting Iran and its global support networks, emphasizing secondary sanctions on countries aiding Tehran. This approach aims to disrupt Iran’s economy and its alliances with China and Russia, but its success hinges on rigorous enforcement.
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Legal Analyst Says Michael Cohen’s Interview Undermines Bragg’s Trump Case
Michael Cohen’s recent radio interview with Donald Trump raises serious questions about the credibility of the Manhattan DA’s prosecution, with legal experts highlighting significant weaknesses in the case.
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Colorado Sheriffs and NRA Unite Against New Gun Training Mandate
Several Colorado sheriffs and the NRA oppose a new law requiring training and certification for semiautomatic rifle purchases, citing constitutional concerns and enforcement challenges.
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Former Washington Governor Criticizes State’s Soaring Spending and Tax Policies
Christine Gregoire, ex-governor and current business leader, warns that Washington’s budget growth and tax hikes are harming the economy and driving residents away.
