Leftists lose major fight against Trump's immigration enforcement agenda * WorldNetDaily * by Bob Unruh

Leftists lose major fight against Trump's immigration enforcement agenda * WorldNetDaily * by Bob Unruh: 

The judge said Colorado likely crossed a constitutional line with a state law by imposing new requirements specifically targeting the GEO Group's Aurora ICE Processing Center, which operates under a federal contract and is the state's lone ICE detention center, according to a report at Fox.

Why are we teaching kids scarcity in an age of abundance? | Blaze Media

Why are we teaching kids scarcity in an age of abundance? | Blaze Media: 

A 2025 PNAS study found one in five Americans ages 16 to 24 is afraid to have children because of the climate. That gloom has deepened over time. In Yale's long-running survey, the share of Americans 18 to 34 who say global warming is already harming this country rose from 40% in 2012 to 64% in 2022. What's causing such a dramatic shift? It could be what's missing in the classroom.

'Cookie stuffing': Did Bill Gates' daughter use an illegal trick that sent top tech execs to prison? | Blaze Media

'Cookie stuffing': Did Bill Gates' daughter use an illegal trick that sent top tech execs to prison? | Blaze Media: 

When a reader clicks a link on a small creator's site and buys a product, that creator earns a modest commission. Digital tracking hijacking destroys that fair, free-market exchange. Software can secretly inject a tracking code into the customer's browser at checkout, as Phia is alleged to have done, overwriting the original creator's referral tag and snatching the payout. It functions as an invisible pickpocket standing at the store register, snatching commission payments right out of the hands of hardworking men and women.

Newsom Signs the 'Stop Nick Shirley Act' into Law

Newsom Signs the 'Stop Nick Shirley Act' into Law: 

Gov. Gavin Newsom signed California’s controversial “Stop Nick Shirley Act” into law Saturday, which critics say will suppress investigative journalism in the state.

New Data: Fentanyl Deaths Plummet in Wake of Trump Admin Crackdown

New Data: Fentanyl Deaths Plummet in Wake of Trump Admin Crackdown: 

New data cited by the White House revealed that fentanyl-related deaths have dropped over 20 percent in one year as the Trump administration continues cracking down on drug cartels and traffickers. An exclusive report published Friday by Fox News said that fentanyl-linked deaths were down 22 percent. The White House said the dramatic turnaround is due to its strong border policies and aggressive enforcement tactics.

'Given Qurans to take home': School district sued for sending students on 'field trip' to mosque indoctrination * WorldNetDaily * by Bob Unruh

'Given Qurans to take home': School district sued for sending students on 'field trip' to mosque indoctrination * WorldNetDaily * by Bob Unruh: 

With one report calling the situation "another good argument for homeschooling," there is word that parents in the school district in Palo Alto, California, are suing officials because they rounded up children for a "field trip" and then sent them into a Muslim mosque indoctrination session. According to the Gateway Pundit, the lawsuit is against the Palo Alto Unified School District and Brent Kline, principal of Palo Alto High School. The charge is that the school's "Social Justice Pathway" turned a class field trip to a Santa Clara mosque into "taxpayer-funded religious indoctrination."

Revealed: Jocelyn Benson's SOS worked with SPLC on high school voting initiative, called it 'food assistance' - The Midwesterner

Revealed: Jocelyn Benson's SOS worked with SPLC on high school voting initiative, called it 'food assistance' - The Midwesterner: 

In fact, SPLC tax filings between 2018 and 2024 reveal the group was heavily involved in funding its own Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion education programs in Michigan public schools. The SPLC grants to state schools for its Learning for Justice DEI program amounted to approximately $91,000 between 2018 and 2024. Michigan’s nine grant recipients from the SPLC, currently facing federal indictments, included Carmen-Ainsworth in Flint (three separate years), Adrian, Muskegon Heights, César Chávez Academy, U-M’s regents, Plymouth-Canton, and Grand Haven.