Author: Mia Cathell

  • City of Providence partners with activist groups to help illegal immigrants evade ICE capture

    In partnership with more than a dozen left-wing activist groups, the “sanctuary city” of Providence, Rhode Island, is sending illegal immigrants instructions by mail on how to navigate Immigration and Customs Enforcement encounters and effectively evade capture. According to a press release announcing the citywide direct-mail campaign, the all-Democrat Providence City Council created the postcard…


  • Why the transgender movement is losing traction, insiders explain

    Once gaining momentum at breakneck speed on the cultural front, the transgender movement — and the LGBT cause by extension — appears to have lost traction. This year’s Pride Month, big-box retailers such as Target, which faced consumer backlash for its “tuck-friendly” swimsuits in 2023, noticeably scaled back their LGBT showcases. Instead of setting up…


  • California Department of Education found in violation of Title IX following federal investigations

    A pair of federal investigations has found that California’s Department of Education and the California Interscholastic Federation, the governing body overseeing high school athletics statewide, are in “clear violation” of Title IX for allowing biological males to compete in female-only sports. Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, which prohibits discrimination on the basis…


  • Liberal judge frees federally charged anti-ICE rioters in Portland

    A liberal Portland judge has ordered the pretrial release of several antifa-affiliated activists facing federal charges for their alleged violent involvement in the uprisings against Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Stacie Fatka Beckerman, a federal magistrate judge who donated to Democrats, freed at least four known antifa affiliates federally charged over serious crimes connected to the…


  • Why the ICE uprisings won’t be as prevailing as the BLM protests of 2020

    Five years ago, the Black Lives Matter protests became the broadest and most sustained social movement in recent U.S. history by multiple measures. Coinciding with the fifth anniversary of the 2020 protests is another large-scale crusade against law enforcement — specifically, against immigration authorities. At the peak of the 2020 protests, crowd-counters estimated as many…


  • The truth about a ban on ‘conversion therapy’ facing Supreme Court scrutiny

    A frenzy of amicus briefs filed this month in a controversial case set to be heard by the Supreme Court is diversifying the debate around what constitutes “conversion therapy,” especially as it applies to treating children with gender dysphoria. At issue in Chiles v. Salazar is whether a Colorado law banning conversion therapy for pediatric…


  • The state of BLM following infighting, funding fiasco

    Black Lives Matter‘s coffers have depleted significantly since the George Floyd protests of 2020, when activist organizers fundraised off a nationwide racial justice revolution with resounding success. A leadership vacuum and infighting over funds quickly threw BLM into a state of financial and organizational disarray, leaving some observers to wonder, five years later, where the…


  • Who is funding the anti-ICE activists in LA?

    The various Democratic-aligned groups helping to fuel the anti-Immigration and Customs Enforcement uprising in Los Angeles are well funded and part of a coordinated operation despite organizers’ efforts to make them appear spontaneous and grassroots. The Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles, one of the activist organizers at the center of the Los…


  • Qatari lobbying machine finds friends in South Carolina

    Doha appears to have found friends in two top South Carolina lawmakers whose home state houses a prominent Boeing plant about to produce a record-breaking order of passenger planes for the flag carrier of Qatar. Over the past five years, Qatar has favored reaching out to the offices of Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) and Rep. Joe…


  • Owner of Trump-themed shop says local officials are targeting her business

    The owner of a Trump-themed souvenir shop outside Chicago is facing off with local officials who she says are targeting her store with code violations for political reasons. The Trump Truth Store in the suburban Village of Huntley, about 50 miles northwest of Chicago, sells an array of “Make America Great Again” merchandise, patriotic apparel,…


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