Cal State professor cautions that eliminating the SAT leaves students lacking preparation
Concerns Over Learning Deficiencies in California’s Classrooms A professor from California is expressing serious concerns about “learning deficiencies” in schools. She argues that removing standardized tests, under the guise of promoting “inclusivity,” is ultimately harmful to students. Andrea Mays, an economics professor at California State University, Long Beach, spoke to Fox News Digital, stating that […]
Ring cuts ties with police tech provider following backlash from Super Bowl ad: ‘surveillance state’
Amazon’s Ring has decided to terminate its collaboration with the police technology company Flock Safety. This move comes after significant criticism sparked by a Super Bowl advertisement that many felt illustrated a potential “surveillance state.” The ad highlighted Ring’s “Search Party” feature, which purportedly helps reunite owners with lost pets. By uploading an image of […]
Tulsi Gabbard Marks One Year as Director of National Intelligence Safeguarding U.S. Security and Exposing the Deep State
Overview of Tulsi Gabbard’s Tenure as Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard has spent a year at the helm of the intelligence community, serving under President Donald Trump, where her focus has included declassifying documents, border security, and maintaining election integrity. Reflecting on her past year, Gabbard expressed gratitude for the trust and responsibility she […]
City in a blue state engages in conflict with ACLU over Michael the Archangel statue that pays tribute to police.
The city of Quincy, located in the Boston area, has made its stance clear: it won’t be swayed by activist agendas. Some activists seem disturbed by America’s Christian roots and are working to erase public symbols of bravery and honor. After facing a legal hurdle in October, Quincy is now appealing to the state Supreme […]
JAMES CARTER: The State Of The Union Address President Trump Should And Can Give
I’m here in Congress tonight not to complain, but to share some results. For far too long, people have been told that decline is just a part of life, that we have to accept poor trade deals, closed factories, dirty streets, rising costs, and a government that spends excessively but delivers little. We heard that […]
Unofficial CAL DOGE uncovers $370M in state funds thought to have been used for the Democrats’ ‘voter mobilization efforts’
California gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton asserted that $370 million designated for substance abuse programs was instead funneled to support Democrats. This substantial sum, sourced from the California Cannabis Tax Fund, was claimed to have been distributed to various organizations that “support the Democratic Party’s voter base,” as per Hilton’s unofficial CAL DOGE group. According to […]
Most people will need to file state taxes for 2025, but not everyone has to. Here’s what to understand.
February 12, 2026, 2:16 PM ET Most Americans tend to take filing their federal taxes seriously—after all, the IRS can be pretty intimidating. But let’s not forget about state taxes, which can sometimes slip under the radar for many people. Of course, there are some notable exceptions. Residents in states like Alaska, Florida, Nevada, New […]
Trinidad Chambliss from Ole Miss receives a sixth year of eligibility from a state judge
Trinidad Chambliss Granted Injunction to Play for Ole Miss in 2026 Ole Miss is set to continue its football program under the leadership of the coach who led them through a historic season. On Thursday, a state judge ruled in favor of Trinidad Chambliss, allowing him to participate in the 2026 season after he filed […]
Binghamton State University’s LGBTQ center organizes a TransTape chest binding event
LGBTQ Center at Binghamton University Hosts Breast-Binding Workshop The LGBTQ Center at Binghamton State University in New York recently organized a private event focused on breast binding using “trans tape.” This session was designed to help women learn effective binding techniques. According to an announcement made on January 27th, the Center will feature a guest […]
Ohio State professor Luke Perez suspended after reportedly assaulting a cameraman attempting to interview a former university president
A professor at Ohio State University has been suspended after reportedly assaulting a journalist who approached the former university president, and the incident was widely shared online. Luke Perez, an assistant professor at the Salmon P. Chase Center for Civics, Culture, and Society, was in a hallway at the Smith Institute when the alleged attack […]