The FTC has declared July as 'Made in the USA' Month to promote American-made products. Check out the Made in USA catalog at https://aarr.org/made-in-usa/.
UPenn has stripped transgender swimmer Lia Thomas of swimming titles and records under a federal deal with the Department of Education. Announced on July 1, the agreement bans transgender women from female sports at the university.
President Trump toured 'Alligator Alcatraz,' a new detention center in the Florida Everglades, on July 1. The facility, with 3,000 beds, uses natural barriers for security and is operational within 24 hours.
Bryan Kohberger's plea deal in the Idaho murders case avoids the death penalty, sparking outrage among victims' families. Megyn Kelly and experts discuss this, the Diddy trial jury issues, and Trump's feud with Elon Musk over a new bill.
RFK Jr. discusses rising autism rates and vaccine concerns with Tucker Carlson, pushing for transparency in health policies. He also seeks to declassify Kennedy and MLK files to reveal historical truths.
The Trump administration found Harvard University in violation of civil rights law for failing to protect Jewish and Israeli students. This June 30 ruling threatens federal funding if changes aren't made.
The DOJ sued Los Angeles on June 30 over sanctuary city policies that block federal immigration enforcement. The lawsuit targets Ordinance Number 188441, naming Mayor Karen Bass and the City Council as defendants.
Xi Van Fleet, a survivor of Mao's Cultural Revolution, warns New Yorkers on 'The Ingraham Angle' about socialist mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani. She labels him a 'full-fledged Communist,' drawing parallels to oppressive regimes.
Ultra-processed foods may rewire brain areas tied to hunger and cravings, driving overeating. A study of 30,000 adults found structural changes linked to higher intake of these foods.
DOGE saved taxpayers $470 million last week by terminating 312 wasteful contracts, including a $286,000 DoD course at Harvard. Total savings have reached $180 billion, reflecting a strong focus on fiscal responsibility.
Alex Marlow's 'Breaking the Law' has surged to #3 on Amazon's Movers & Shakers list. The book exposes the legal battles against President Trump, earning his endorsement as a 'must read.'
DHS has terminated Temporary Protected Status for 500,000 Haitians, effective September 2, as announced by Secretary Kristi Noem. This policy shift follows Supreme Court rulings supporting the administration's immigration actions.
The Supreme Court backed parental rights with a ruling on June 27 to allow parents in Montgomery County, Maryland, to opt their children out of lessons with LGBT books. This landmark decision overturns lower court rulings.
The Supreme Court on June 27 limited nationwide injunctions, allowing President Trump's birthright citizenship order to partially proceed. The 6-3 ruling focused on judicial overreach, not the policy's constitutionality.
Vitamin K supports healthy aging by strengthening bones and protecting blood vessels. Its role in directing calcium properly helps reduce fracture risks and maintain heart health.
Tom Homan, border czar under President Trump, lives apart from his wife due to death threats. His commitment to border security remains strong despite personal risks.
The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 on June 26 to support South Carolina's bid to cut Medicaid funding to Planned Parenthood. This decision limits patient lawsuits and may impact healthcare access for many.
The U.S. Department of Education found California in violation of Title IX on June 25 for allowing transgender athletes in women's sports. This ruling targets state policies and may impact federal funding.
The IRS has cut 26 percent of its workforce since January, dropping from 102,113 to 75,702 employees. The Trump administration is focused on ensuring that essential services are maintained through strategic reforms.
FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino announced the arrest of 449 child predators and rescue of 224 children in two operations. Operation Restoring Justice and Soteria Shield highlight the FBI's commitment to child safety.
The FTC has declared July as 'Made in the USA' Month to promote American-made products. Check out the Made in USA catalog at https://aarr.org/made-in-usa/.
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