The nationwide push for the transgender agenda in schools has reached new levels of insanity after Scott Smith, a father in Loudoun County, Virginia, was arrested at a school board meeting after getting into a heated exchange concerning the alleged rape of his daughter.
The LEGO Group announced on Monday that they were committed to eliminating gender stereotypes from their toys and marketing material in an effort to be more “inclusive.”
A second wave of Haitian migrants numbering around 60,000 is headed to the U.S., according to Panama Foreign Minister Erika Mouynes, who warns that this is only the beginning of what’s to come.
With deadlines quickly approaching, hundreds of thousands of U.S. troops are not yet fully vaccinated against COVID-19, leaving many to wonder how the military will proceed with so many servicemen failing to comply with mandates.
A recent unsealed document indicated that federal investigators had used a Google key-word warrant as a means of fast-tracking the search for alleged criminals, a report by Forbes revealed last week.
Last week, archeologists in Virginia uncovered the remains of one of the oldest historically black churches in the United States. The First Baptist Church of Williamsburg’s original foundation was unearthed in a fascinating discovery of African cultural and religious history.
The United States saw the resignation of the first ever Chief Software Officer in the U.S. Government, specifically for Air Force and Space Force, for reasons he says are untimely but necessary because he was “tired of continuously chasing support and money to do my job.”
Texas Governor Gregg Abbott signed an executive order banning vaccine mandates, including for private businesses in the state.
This weekend California announced it will be requiring retailers with over 500 employees to have gender neutral sections for toys and child care products.
The Texas law protecting the lives of the unborn is intact once again following a temporary ruling from a U.S. appeals court.
The Department of Labor released a dismal September jobs report on Friday showing that the US economy is not bouncing back the way some economists had expected.
A Maryland-based nuclear engineer and his wife have been arrested for attempting to sell sensitive military data to a foreign government, according to a federal court document.