Newborn’s death from Listeria likely linked to raw milk in New Mexico, say state officials
Newborn Death Linked to Raw Milk in New Mexico A tragic incident in New Mexico has raised concerns about raw milk consumption. Health officials announced that a newborn baby died from a listeria infection, which they believe is likely connected to the mother consuming raw milk during pregnancy. The New Mexico Department of Health issued […]
Gavin McKenna from Penn State is facing a felony charge related to an alleged assault at a bar.
Felony Charge Against Top Hockey Prospect Gavin McKenna Gavin McKenna, a promising hockey talent, has been charged with felony aggravated assault related to an arrest over the weekend at State University, as per court documents obtained by The Post. The freshman forward for Penn State’s hockey team is also facing charges of simple assault and […]
Erika Kirk advocates for cameras in the courtroom while growing TPUSA through a new state collaboration.
Erica Kirk Advocates for Transparency in Husband’s Assassination Trial On a recent episode of “The Story,” Erica Kirk, the CEO of Turning Point USA, discussed her efforts to keep cameras in the courtroom during her husband’s alleged murder trial. Tyler Robinson, a 22-year-old, is facing accusations of killing Charlie Kirk during a lecture at Utah […]
Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger stops state partnership with ICE regarding the 287(g) program
Virginia Governor Ends Partnership with Federal Immigration Authorities Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger announced on Wednesday the termination of a partnership involving several state agencies and federal immigration authorities. Spanberger, who positioned herself as a moderate, issued an executive order to end the 287(g) agreement. This agreement previously allowed agencies such as the Virginia State Police, […]
New Jersey property tax benefits will be sent out next week, according to the state.
Stay New Jersey Property Tax Checks on the Way Keep an eye on your mailbox. According to the Department of the Treasury, Stay New Jersey property tax payments are set to be sent out on Monday, February 9. In contrast to the ANCHOR payments, all eligible homeowners will receive their Stay NJ benefits as a […]
Jaxon Smith-Njigba from the Seahawks makes a daring statement about Ohio State
Ohio State’s Legacy in WR Development Jackson Smith-Njigba, after a standout season leading the NFL with 1,793 receiving yards, confidently claims that Ohio State deserves the title of “wide receiver university,” putting it above rivals like LSU and Alabama. “The list is extensive and it continues to grow,” Smith-Njigba noted ahead of Super Bowl LX. […]
Another DSA member will take over Zohran Mamdani’s state Assembly position in NYC.
Diana Moreno Wins Special Election for State Parliament Seat Diana Moreno, a 38-year-old democratic socialist, will succeed Mayor Zoran Mamdani in the state parliament following a strong win in a special election. She garnered 74% of the votes in Congressional District 36, as reported by the Associated Press. Mamdani had held this district since 2021 […]
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott Dismisses Race Issue When Questioned About His Use of the Most Costly Taxpayer-Funded SUV in the State
Baltimore Mayor Faces Criticism Over SUV Price On Friday, Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott reacted strongly to a reporter’s inquiry regarding the hefty price tag of his SUV, which surpasses $163,000. The vehicle in question, a 2025 Jeep Grand Wagoneer, is reportedly the priciest executive car utilized by Maryland state employees as well as a local […]
Incorrect state name reveals issues with tax forms sent to state employees
Rhode Island’s challenged new payroll system for state employees is facing another setback. Recently, the W-2 tax forms sent to employees had several errors, including problems with state names and numbers. As a result, the state will be distributing corrected W-2 forms. There’s an acknowledgment that these forms were mistakenly issued under the Rhode Island […]
My legal battle regarding DEI at Arizona State is not just noise in the culture war.
Controversy Over DEI Training at Arizona State University “Who will rid us of this meddlesome philosopher?” That’s a question Arizona State University, or ASU, might be pondering as it faces scrutiny from the Arizona Supreme Court over its mandatory diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) training program. It’s not just about one professor or a single […]