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California school boards are beginning to come to a decision regarding in-person instruction for the rest of the school year. After California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a $6.6 billion package that would supposedly accelerate the “safe return” for teachers and students to get back into the classroom, board members suggested a controversial plan that is not focused on teachers...

Just last month, the man who runs the Black Lives Matter of Greater Atlanta Facebook page, Sir Maejor Page, was caught diverting more than $200,000 worth of donated funds to his own personal bank account. He used the funds for a range of purposes including entertainment, a prostitute, hotel rooms, clothing, and personal items. Now, BLM’s co-founder Patrisse Cullors...

While breaking down Joe Biden’s “infrastructure” plan, most critics would find that it doesn’t have that much to do with infrastructure. In fact, safety officials are even suggesting that the plan offers “little to no relief” for issues that threaten lives and property across the country every day. In Biden’s long list of government pet projects, some of the...

Facebook was recently caught in a massive leak of personal information including the data of more than 530 million users. While Facebook claims that this data leak was from “malicious users” last year and in 2019, it never notified users on the platform then and found a loophole to keep their case clean now. Big Tech just gets more...

CNN anchor Brooke Baldwin announced in February that she would be leaving the liberal news network in mid-April after spending 13 years on air to begin “the next chapter” of her life. After leaving the network, she shared some harsh criticisms of CNN during an interview with “Ms. Magazine” and talked about its male-dominated workplace. She even brought up...

Since January 2021, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has brought a series of lawsuits against the Biden Administration over the crisis at the border. In the latest legal battle, Paxton and the state of Louisiana sued the Biden Administration over their procedures of deporting undocumented immigrants who have been convicted of crimes. Due to a recent change in Immigrations...

Big Tech has been sitting in the spotlight since social media companies such as Facebook and Twitter permanently banned former President Donald Trump from their platforms. It raised questions as to how much these companies can sit behind Section 230, which gives digital platforms full immunity for removal of third-party content. But how far can Big Tech push before...

Police officers and small businesses are struggling in Portland, Oregon, as they are still dealing with a surge of violence and crimes since protests and riots began last summer to ‘defund the police.’ Portland, along with Seattle and Minneapolis, held some of the most destructive riots last year and had one of the largest jump in homicides in 26...

Democrats are known for their double standards when it comes to coronavirus recommendations - including President Joe Biden. He has spent much of February and March advising against people coming together for gatherings, even indicating that by July there’s a “good chance” that friends and family could get together and celebrate Independence Day. While President Biden reiterated the same...

The Italian government recently announced that they would require all healthcare workers to get the COVID-19 vaccine or that they would have to stop serving the public and would be suspended, without pay, until the end of the year. In a rather controversial move, the government said that this would be to stop the ‘anti-vax’ movement and protect the...