Month: September 2025

Trump Admin Issues Ultimatum to Minnesota for Violating Title IX in Allowing Transgender Athletes in Girls’ Sports

The federal education department cited a transgender-identifying male softball pitcher and gave the state 10 days to comply.

Philadelphia Raises Chinese Communist Flag

‘The cradle of liberty flying the banner of tyranny’

Lawyer for Illegal Immigrant Superintendent Announces His Client’s Resignation from School District, New Effort to Reopen Immigration Case

The attorney representing Ian Andre Roberts, who was arrested by federal immigration authorities last week, announced at a press conference on Tuesday that his client would resign from his position as superintendent of the Des Moines Public Schools, following the Iowa Board of Education’s revocation of his license and demand for his resignation.
Attorney Alfredo Parrish confirmed Roberts’ intention to resign on Tuesday, stating that the citizen of Guyana gave the lawyer permission to share a letter announcing the resignation.

DOJ Sues LA County Sheriff Over Alleged Second Amendment Violations in Gun Permitting

An investigation into the department’s concealed carry permitting process was part of Trump’s mandate to review gun policies.

Government Set to Furlough Almost 750,000 Employees

As the threat of government shutdown looms, the Department of Veterans Affairs says it will continue providing most services. In a public contingency plan, the… Read More

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Trump Says a Lot of Federal Workers Could Be Laid Off If Government Shutdown Hits

The president blames Democrats for the standoff over health care subsidies as a government funding deadline looms.

DOJ Sues Minnesota Over Sanctuary Policies

https://bonginoreport.com/top-stories/doj-sues-minnesota-over-sanctuary-policies

Fifth Circuit Agrees to Take Second Look at Lawsuit Challenging Texas Carry Law

https://bearingarms.com/camedwards/2025/09/30/fifth-circuit-agrees-to-take-second-look-at-lawsuit-challenging-texas-carry-law-n1230083