Category: Education

Sen. Alex Padilla (D-Calif.) attempted to disrupt Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem’s Los Angeles press conference on Thursday, but his grandstanding swiftly backfired. A video captured by Fox News’ Bill Melugin showed Padilla crashing the Department of Homeland Security press conference and interrupting Noem’s speech. ‘He was in the federal building to receive a briefing…

Every woman gets their period, but very few understand it. And while many choose to use artificial fixes like hormonal birth control to relieve period symptoms, this doesn’t actually regulate or fix the menstrual cycle — it simply shuts the menstrual cycle down. “A natural menstrual cycle is beneficial for women, because it’s how we…

As President Donald Trump’s Department of Homeland Security works to clean up the illegal immigration crisis caused by the former Biden administration, a leaked internal memo from the department named several “open borders politicians” who allegedly defended “illegal alien rapists, murders, [and] pedophiles.” The unclassified memo accused progressive politicians of prioritizing illegal immigrant criminals and…

The Los Angeles riots have largely petered out; however, the narrative battle over their nature and significance rages on ahead of the nationwide “No Kings” uprisings championed by billionaire Walmart heiress Christy Walton. The White House published a provocative, 48-second video on Wednesday juxtaposing audio from liberal news coverage characterizing the uprisings in L.A. as…

The left’s favorite climate doomsday prophet, Greta Thunberg, has decided to expand her activism into geopolitical waters. On June 1, Thunberg boarded the Madleen with the Freedom Flotilla Coalition to deliver “symbolic aid” to Gaza, which is to say that she set out with intentions to make a statement about her solidarity with Palestinians rather…

Former UFC women’s bantamweight champion Miesha Tate opened up about her thoughts on men, or “transgender people,” competing against women in their sports. The veteran fighter had a near-five-year hiatus between 2016 and 2021 before returning to the octagon for a more steady schedule, averaging one fight per year since. In a recent interview, Tate…

Lancaster County is an unlikely spot for a state-of-the art entertainment venue. Many of the locals don’t own a vacuum cleaner, let alone something so worldly as a television or smartphone. Yet here it is in the tiny hamlet of Ronks, Pennsylvania: a palatial edifice rising out of the verdant rolling hills of Amish country,…

The Trump administration has made memes an effective part of its messaging strategy on social media. The White House and various executive agencies have taken to humorously making points on their official pages with the aid of images pregnant with online or broader cultural significance. Humorless liberals invariably wig out, thereby drawing greater attention to…

During a Thursday hearing, former Democratic vice presidential candidate Gov. Tim Walz (D-Minn.) was brutally grilled by Republican lawmakers for his past comments likening Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents to the “Nazi Gestapo.” Walz appeared alongside Democratic Govs. JB Pritzker of Illinois and Kathy Hochul of New York to testify on sanctuary cities before the…

About a year ago, Glenn Beck began feeling an unease creep in when he prayed. “I looked at everything that I was doing; I looked at my business; I looked at how we were doing things. … I looked at everything,” he says. But try as he might, he “couldn’t make sense” of this growing…

Aaron Reitz, the former assistant attorney general for the Department of Justice’s Office of Legal Policy, made a major announcement during an interview on “The Glenn Beck Program” Thursday morning after declaring his immediate resignation from his DOJ position the day before. He shared his resignation letters addressed to President Donald Trump and Attorney General…

Protesters blocked roadways in New York City this week in an apparent attempt to disrupt daily life for citizens and bring awareness to their anti-immigration enforcement messaging. Activists blocked traffic in response to ongoing raids by Immigration and Customs Enforcement in major cities, where agents have continually apprehended illegal aliens. Signs at the protest included,…

The House is set to vote on the first rescissions package on Thursday, which would codify $9.4 billion worth of spending cuts. Although certain provisions have become controversial to Democrats and some moderate Republicans, conservatives in the House have championed the Department of Government Efficiency cuts. This specific package would cut $1.1 billion in foreign…

According to some, Christianity is in vogue. A recent New York Times article, for example, called attention to the fact that “necklaces with cross pendants are appearing with renewed prevalence” on “red carpets, on social media, at protests by high-ranking Democrats and in the White House.” To make fun of the practice is nothing short…

Los Angeles looked like a war zone this week. Rioters — roughly 1,000 strong — torched vehicles and hurled rocks, concrete, and fireworks at law enforcement officers. They slashed tires and set fires in the streets. In the middle of it all, an American flag burned on the pavement as a mob urinated on it…

California is burning again. In fact, we are still digging out from under the ashes of the last catastrophe. That one was a lethal combination of weather, climate, and incompetent leadership. This current iteration of the ongoing California disaster can be laid squarely at the feet of incompetent leadership. I don’t care what you see…

While Americans like to imagine the United States as a nation defined by the rule of law and civil discourse, riots have long been a regular feature of our political life. From the unrest tied to the civil rights movement in the 1960s and ’70s to the Los Angeles riots of 1992 and the Black…

Another federal judge has ruled against the Trump administration, this time in a temporary order that forbids the deportation of a pro-Palestinian activist. On Wednesday, Judge Michael Farbiarz issued a preliminary injunction against the Trump administration deporting and continuing to detain Mahmoud Khalil, who was previously a student at Columbia University. He stayed the decision…

Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna (R-Fla.) claims to have followed the money regarding the violent protests that broke out in Los Angeles over the weekend — and where it’s led her is disturbing, to say the least. “Who is behind all these crazy riots in L.A. and that will be across the nation?” Luna asked in…

Consequences. The word means little when applied to the failures of America’s so-called expert class. COVID-19 exposed the rot. Officials failed again and again at precisely what they were paid to understand — and escaped unscathed. Lockdowns failed. Masks failed. The mRNA shots failed. Yet, Anthony Fauci walked off the stage wealthier than ever. That’s…

An elderly man was arrested in Southern California for allegedly posting threats to assassinate President Donald Trump on social media. 73-year-old Thomas Eugene Streavel is accused of making the threats on his Facebook account before the presidential election in 2024, according to a statement from the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Central District of California….

The formerly celebrated Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein was convicted by a jury in New York for a second time on one of numerous charges related to sex crimes allegations. Weinstein had been previously convicted in New York in 2020, but that had been tossed out of court in 2025 on procedural grounds. ‘Any man who…