Fresno State University students turn down free New York Times subscription due to its progressive reporting.
Student Government at UC Rejects NYT Subscription Proposal The student government at the University of California has turned down a proposal to provide free subscriptions to the New York Times for student groups. The decision stems from concerns about how the publication covers significant global issues. Aliya Hassan, a board member and opponent of the […]
LADOT’s campaign on buses encourages reporting suspicious activity
Just when devoted users of Los Angeles public transit thought they had seen it all. The buses are already viewed as unreliable, unsafe, and overcrowded, especially with drug users. Now, it turns out they have significant cleanliness problems, too. Things have gotten alarming enough that the city’s transportation department felt compelled to launch a video […]
Trump Administration Stops Reporting Veterans to NICS Just for Having a Fiduciary
VA Ends Reporting of Veterans with Fiduciaries to NICS On February 17, 2026, President Trump’s Department of Veterans Affairs announced it would cease the long-standing practice of reporting veterans who use fiduciaries to the National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS). Earlier, on February 27, 2024, Breitbart News highlighted concerns surrounding veterans’ gun rights, which […]
Police across the country encourage reporting former partners with warrants as a Valentine’s Day gesture
Police Departments Get Playful This Valentine’s Day Across the nation, police departments are taking a humorous approach to Valentine’s Day, suggesting that residents report ex-partners who may have outstanding warrants. The Uxbridge Police in Massachusetts took to social media with a witty poem, joking about revenge and urging locals to check on their former flames. […]
Morning Glory: Traditional media is discovering the difficult truth that free content surpasses unsuccessful reporting.
There’s been a lot of chatter about the changing landscape of news recently. Sure, people will always be drawn to written content—it’s quicker than listening or watching. But that doesn’t mean readers—news buffs, in particular—will stick with any given platform. Michael Kelly, a respected figure in American journalism, used to emphasize that journalism is more […]
ESPN is bringing on sports gossip influencer Lily Shimbashi to shape entertainment reporting.
ESPN is set to welcome Lily Simbasi, the founder of Sportsish, into its creator division. The sports network is reportedly finalizing a two-year agreement with her to serve as a full-time creator focused on major events. This comes from a source close to Front Office Sports. Simbasi’s initial task will be as ESPN’s primary content […]
Jamie Little shares her experience of reporting on the 150th Westminster Dog Show
Westminster Dog Show Celebrates 150th Anniversary The 150th Westminster Dog Show is currently taking place at the Javits Center, culminating with events at Madison Square Garden on Tuesday. Notably, Amber McCune’s border collie, ‘Prove It,’ took home the title at the Westminster Masters Agility Championship over the weekend. The show kicked off with the Best […]
Liberal media confronts CBS and Washington Post regarding their anti-Trump reporting
Shifts in CBS News Leadership Spark Controversy A wave of criticism is washing over CBS News as it navigates a new leadership under David Ellison and Bari Weiss. Some media reporters are concerned that this shift may signal a troubling trend in how the network approaches news. These critics believe that CBS is becoming a […]
Prison Abolitionist Says Reporting Her Gang Rape Would Have Been ‘Pointless’
A woman advocating for the abolition of prisons and police claims she was gang-raped by six men in 2021 but chose not to report it because she felt it would be “stupid” to imprison anyone for such an act. Anna Krautmarmer, a doctoral candidate at Columbia University, faced significant backlash after her essay “Why I […]
Don Lemon anticipates Trump will adjust the law to take legal action against him for his reporting.
Don Lemon Discusses Legal Concerns Following Church Incident In a recent interview with Scripps News, former CNN host Don Lemon expressed concerns that the Trump administration might seek legal avenues to prosecute individuals connected to a break-in at a St. Paul, Minnesota church. This incident occurred earlier this month during a protest, which Lemon noted […]