Month: May 2025

Trump Threatens to Pull Federal Funding if California Allows Men to Compete in Women’s Sports

The president is directing local authorities to prevent a transgender athlete from competing against women in the upcoming state finals.

White House STUNNED as Hegseth inquiry brings up illegal wiretap claims…

The White House has lost confidence in a Pentagon leak investigation that Pete Hegseth used to justify firing three top aides last month, after advisers were told that the aides had supposedly been outed by an illegal warrantless National Security Agency (NSA) wiretap.
In particular, one Trump adviser recently told Hegseth that he did not think Caldwell – or any of the fired aides – had leaked anything, and that he suspected the investigation had been used to get rid of aides involved in the infighting with his first chief of staff, Joe Kasper.

Supreme Court Gives Trump a Quiet, Yet Potentially Large Victory Against Administrative State

As Americans began to prepare for Memorial Day weekend, the Supreme Court quietly handed President Donald Trump a significant victory in the fight to rein… Read More

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ADL Regional Director Calls for Government-Regulated Online Censorship

Goldenberg’s vision turns moderation into mandate, recasting Silicon Valley as the frontline enforcers of acceptable thought.

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CDC Stops Recommending COVID Vaccine for Healthy Children, Pregnant Women

‘There’s no evidence healthy kids need it today, and most countries have stopped recommending it for children,’ FDA Commissioner Dr. Marty Makary said.

Supreme Court Won’t Hear Student’s Challenge to School Ban on ‘Two Genders’ Shirt

A federal appeals court upheld the ban despite a prior Supreme Court ruling, lawyers argued.

Texas Moves One Step Closer to Banning ‘Buybacks’

Texans to Vote on Constitutional Amendment Banning Noncitizen Voting

Texans will decide in November whether to add an amendment to their state constitution banning noncitizens from voting.
If approved, the amendment would be added to the constitution’s language prohibiting voting by anyone under the age of 18, for anyone deemed mentally incompetent by a court, and convicted felons, according to Ballotpedia.