The Portland Police Association (PPA) announced that they are moving out of their building in Northwest Portland after it “became a target of vandalism and arson last summer”, according toContinue Reading
New reports were released yesterday by the U.S. Park Police (USPP) concerning President Trump’s infamous photo-op outside St. John’s Church. On June 1st, 2020, President Trump, accompanied by Secret Service,Continue Reading
The sponsoring company leading the Keystone XL crude oil platform announced on Wednesday, that the massive project will not continue. Before this announcement, Canadian officials made a last-ditch effort toContinue Reading
After NYT editor Mara Gay said it was “disturbing” to see “American flags on trucks” Thursday, a fellow pro-LGBT advocate Charlotte Clymer took to Twitter to support Gay’s narrative. ClymerContinue Reading
In a rare pushback against cancel culture, Loudoun County Public Schools was ordered by a judge to reinstate Byron Tanner Cross, a P.E. teacher who was suspended and barred fromContinue Reading
Federal prosecutors have sent subpoenas to Governor Cuomo’s top aides and staffers in search of more information involving Cuomo’s nursing home policies during the pandemic, The Wall Street Journal reported.Continue Reading
The Biden administration’s Secretary of State Anthony Blinken announced his plans to expedite immigration visas for Afghan citizens that worked with U.S. troops in Afghanistan. Rep. Michael McCaul (R-TX) recognizedContinue Reading
Idaho Governor Brad Little signed H 377 into law last month, which aimed to prevent Critical Race Theory as a subject in Idaho schools and universities. H 377 prevents teachersContinue Reading
Monday, Vice President Kamala Harris gave a speech in Guatemala. To the surprise of many Harris told those considering coming to the United States illegally “Do Not Come, Do NotContinue Reading
With Senator Joe Manchin (D-WV) taking a stance against the For the People Act, some members of the squad, who are also co-sponsors of the bill, have taken to TwitterContinue Reading