Tag: Social Issues

Florida Government Moves to Revoke Hotel’s Liquor License for Allegedly Having Children at Christmas Drag Show

A Miami hotel might be stripped of its alcohol license for hosting a Christmas-themed drag event despite a warning from the Florida government. In December 2022, the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) demanded that Hyatt Regency Miami prevent children from attending the sexually explicit show but the hotel did anyway, Florida Gov….


National Sheriffs’ Association Urges Congress to Take Action Against Mexican Drug Cartels

American sheriffs are calling for Congress to take action against Mexican drug cartels behind the ongoing fentanyl crisis—including providing additional manpower and tools for law enforcement—in the aftermath of the deaths of two Americans in an attack by gang members. The National Sheriffs’ Association (NSA) said it supports recent attempts in Congress to undercut and…


LIVE 10 PM ET: Conservative Activist Charlie Kirk Speaks About American Values at UC Davis

Charlie Kirk, conservative activist and co-founder of Turning Point USA, speaks about American values at the University of California, Davis, at 10:00 p.m. ET on March 14. …


LIVE NOW: Conservative Activist Charlie Kirk Speaks About American Values at UC Davis

Charlie Kirk, conservative activist and co-founder of Turning Point USA, speaks about American values at the University of California, Davis, at 10:00 p.m. ET on March 14. …


Conservative Activist Charlie Kirk Speaks About American Values at UC Davis

Charlie Kirk, conservative activist and co-founder of Turning Point USA, speaks about American values at the University of California, Davis, at 10:00 p.m. ET on March 14. …


Nearly 90 Percent of Seniors Say America Has Retirement Crisis: Survey

Nearly 90 percent of American seniors believe the United States is facing a retirement savings crisis, according to a recent survey. The American Advisors Group’s (AAG) found that 89 percent of seniors said they were worried that the United States is in the grip of a retirement savings crisis. AAG surveyed more than 1,500 seniors…


State GOP, Republican National Committee Sue Vermont City Over Noncitizens Voting

Republicans are suing the city of Winooski in Vermont to block a local ordinance that allows foreigners to vote in school board elections. Last year, Winooski started permitting foreign nationals to vote in local elections. The Winooski Incorporated School District links its voter qualification to the city’s charter, so foreign nationals can vote in school…


No ‘Pride Round’ in Australian Rugby League’s 2023 Calendar

Australia’s National Rugby League has opted out of introducing a Pride Round in 2023. The decision comes after an anonymous poll of club CEOs, and chairmen revealed a preference against such an event. On March 14, NRL officials launched the Multicultural Round, the first of several special themed rounds, including the Indigenous, Women’s, ANZAC, and Brain…


CCP Doing Nothing to Stop Drug-Precursor Sales to the US

Commentary Roughly 90 percent of fentanyl deaths in the United States can be traced back to China, with Mexican drug cartels turning Chinese precursor materials into finished products. However, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is doing nothing to stop the sale of Chinese chemicals to the cartels. “At the very top of this lethal food…


Parent Outrage as Oregon Teacher Asks Students to Share Sexual Fantasies for School Health Assignment

A Eugene, Oregon, health teacher asked his freshmen students to describe their sexual fantasies in one writing assignment and to list fellow students with whom they would like to have sex in another. Parents were furious and Churchill High School is now reconsidering its under-fire curriculum. The teacher and sports coach wrote that students must,…