Month: October 2025

A federal judge certified a class action lawsuit this week, representing all California parents and teachers affected by Parental Exclusion Policies on students’ gender identity, following a lawsuit by the Thomas More Society. U.S. District Judge Roger Benitez certified a class action lawsuit on October 15. In the case Mirabelli v. Olson, the Thomas More Society, a nonprofit …

Judge Backs Parents on Gender Secrecy Policies in California Read More »

It feels like someone has pulled a plug, because the U.S. economy is suddenly caught in an extremely alarming downward spiral.  As I discussed at the end of last week, investors are flocking to gold and silver because they can see that a storm is coming.  We have reached a point where most of the country …

Reduced Christmas Spending, Soaring Defaults and Empty Shelves: 14 Signs That the Condition of the U.S. Economy Is Worse Than You Think Read More »

Bari Weiss wasted no time shaking things up at CBS News. Just weeks into her role as editor-in-chief, she confronted the 60 Minutes team during a private meeting with a direct challenge that left the room in stunned silence. “Why does the country think you’re biased?” she asked, according to sources who described the moment as awkward …

Bari Weiss Is Already Stunning CBS News Employees, Especially Hosts and Producers at ’60 Minutes’ Read More »

Photo of the Louvre Museum in Paris, France. Credit: Wikimedia Commons One of the most brazen robberies in recent French history has taken the world by shock. As CBS News reported, masked thieves carried out a stunning daytime heist at the Louvre in Paris, the world’s most visited museum, on Sunday morning. The museum was forced to close …

SHOCK: Masked Thieves Riding Motorcycles Break into World’s Most Visited Museum in Broad Daylight and Steal Priceless Jewels of “Inestimable Heritage and Historical Value” in Just Ten Minutes Read More »

The World Health Organization has introduced a major overhaul of its global monitoring network, unveiling an AI-powered platform that tracks online conversations and media activity in real time. Known as Epidemic Intelligence from Open Sources 2.0 (EIOS), the system is being presented as a new step in “pandemic preparedness,” but its reach extends well beyond …

WHO and European Commission Launch AI System to Monitor Social Media and Online “Misinformation” in Real Time Read More »

South American Theft Groups, transnational networks known for high-end burglaries and property crimes, have been exploiting America’s borders and visa system for years. These criminal rings thrive by overstaying legitimate visas, infiltrating communities, and targeting homes and businesses with sophisticated tactics. Yet once again, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has proven why strong enforcement matters, dismantling another cell in New Jersey …

Cartel-Linked South American Theft Rings Dismantled by ICE Read More »

A small liberal arts school in Kansas stands out as the sole provider of a bachelor’s degree in automotive restoration, equipping students with hands-on expertise to breathe new life into vintage vehicles. McPherson College, established 138 years ago and situated roughly an hour north of Wichita, runs this distinctive program that’s nearing its 50th anniversary. …

Whoa: College Offers Degree in Classic Car Restoration and Has Been for Five Decades Read More »

President Trump was on “Sunday Morning Futures” with host Maria Bartiromo to discuss a variety of topics, including tariffs. The President explained that pharmaceuticals and other products, including chips, will have no tariffs if they are manufactured in the United States. “I am putting tariffs on pharmaceuticals unless they are made here. They are all …

President Trump Weighs in on Pharmaceuticals Being Manufactured in the United States – “There is No Tariff if They Make Them Here” (VIDEO) Read More »

The National Guard is currently deployed in three cities in the United States: Washington D.C., Los Angeles and Memphis. While troops were briefly deployed in Chicago, they were blocked from activation by a judge on October 9. Similarly, court rulings have stopped the rollout of Oregon’s own National Guard members to Portland, as well as the …

Where Has the National Guard Been Deployed? Read More »

A Law Professor at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock (UALR) has learned a valuable lesson that free speech does not mean free of consequences. Now, she is out of a job. Following the political assassination of Charlie  Kirk, UALR Bowen Law professor Felicia Branch took to social media to share her twisted take. …

Fired: UALR Law Professor Terminated After Disgusting Comments Calling Charlie Kirk ‘Evil’ ‘the Devil’ and Promise to Not Pull Back from ‘Celebrating’ His Assassination Read More »