American rapper Rakim Mayers, or A$AP Rocky, was charged with assault by Swedish courts last Thursday. Mayers, who was preparing for a music festival in Stockholm, got into a brawl on the streets of the city on June 30. A…
On Monday, the Trump administration announced that it will expand upon an existing policy that allows immigration authorities to deport illegal immigrants more quickly. The previous policy, from 2004, allowed for the “expedited removal process” of illegal immigrants who are…
Twenty-two members of the Los Angeles-based MS-13 gang, a transnational criminal organization frequently decried by President Trump as a dangerous threat to American citizens, were charged on Tuesday in a federal racketeering case in California. Gang members indicted in the…
Amy McGrath announced last Tuesday that she is running to become the next U.S. Senator of Kentucky. As a Democrat, McGrath has a real challenge ahead of her in a state that hasn’t elected a senator from her party since…
The organizers of the August 3 Detroit music festival AfroFuture Fest sparked outrage when the organization charged “people of color,” or POC, an early bird rate of $10 for entrance to the music and art festival while charging white people (non-POC) $20….
Last week, NBA commissioner Adam Silver announced that the league may begin requiring its teams to use a term other than “owner” to describe the majority shareholder due to what some consider racial insensitivity. The possibility has elicited a number…
Marianne Williamson, the New York Times best-selling author and self-help connoisseur, may have struck a nerve with many in the Democratic Party during Thursday night’s debate. Her statements on the need for “love” as a guiding force in American policy…
The event “Will we ban hate speech? Lessons From Europe and the Threat of Big Tech,” hosted last week by The Heritage Foundation in Washington, D.C., illuminated the ties between the recent uptick in Big Tech censorship and the deteriorating…
The Christian nonprofit organization Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF) has filed a federal discrimination complaint with the U.S. Education Department’s Office for Civil Rights on behalf of three female high-school track athletes in Connecticut. The basis of the complaint: by allowing…