Dispute Over ICE Raids and Deportations

Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco disputes media narrative about President Trump's ICE raids, stating that only criminals are being targeted. He warns that impeding ICE operations could lead to confrontations and injuries. Bianco criticizes activists and politicians for spreading misinformation.

Abortion Rights Activists in Poland

Abortion rights activists in Poland opened a center for women to have abortions with pills, challenging the restrictive laws. The country's prime minister previously promised to liberalize abortion laws but lacks parliamentary backing.

J.K. Rowling's views on transgender ideology

J.K. Rowling criticizes transgender ideology, calling it 'unadulterated bullshit' and expressing concerns about its impact on vulnerable women and troubled youth. She has faced backlash from transgender activists since 2020. Rowling also expressed appreciation for President Trump's executive order protecting women's sports from male athletes who identify as female.

Censorship of LGBTQ History by U.S. National Park Service

The U.S. National Park Service (NPS) reportedly removed web pages about transgender activists and LGBTQ history, sparking controversy. This censorship includes links to LGBTQ history research and achievements of activists like Marsha P. Johnson and Sylvia Rivera.

France's Largest Child Sex Abuse Trial

France is holding its largest-ever child sex abuse trial, with former surgeon Joël Le Scouarnec accused of raping or sexually abusing 299 people, mostly child patients. The trial aims to empower victims, expose other abusers, and challenge societal taboos around sexual abuse.

Richard Gere and Alejandra Silva's Life in Spain

Richard Gere and his wife, Alejandra Silva, have moved with their family to Spain, where they are working on environmental and sustainability initiatives. They share a deep bond, both being activists and sharing the same values. Silva is a socialite and advocate for ending homelessness, while Gere is a well-known actor and animal lover.

California Anti-Deportation Activists Protest on 101 Freeway

Anti-deportation activists in California shut down the 101 Freeway in Downtown Los Angeles, leading to a standoff with the LAPD. Similar protests occurred in San Diego and Dallas demanding legalization for all and an end to unjust immigration policies.

Debate Among Democrats Over the Impact of the 2024 Election

Democratic lawmakers, activists, and strategists are debating the impact of the 2024 election on the party's brand, with disagreements on how to interpret losses and rebuild. Some call for a reckoning and reinvention, while others advocate for a wait-and-see approach. The divide crosses ideological lines, with concerns about the party's decline among various voter groups. Different viewpoints on the party's affliction could lead to differing treatment plans. Some blame redistricting and situational factors for losses. Recommendations for party rebranding vary widely among different groups within the party.

Closure of Sage Regenerative Kitchen & Brewery in California

A California vegan restaurant chain is closing after activists targeted the business for offering meat, along with financial problems. Owner Mollie Engelhart faced backlash from vegans for updating the menu with non-vegan options. The closure was announced on social media with mixed reactions from supporters and critics.

Supreme Court Case on Transgender Medical Treatment for Children

The Supreme Court is considering a case involving transgender medical treatment for children, with activists and lawmakers expressing differing opinions on the matter. The decision could have significant implications for future legal battles and debates over transgender issues.

Transgender Activists Intrude on Women's Bathrooms on Capitol Hill

Transgender activists staged an intrusive takeover of women's bathrooms on Capitol Hill, causing controversy and highlighting the debate over transgender rights and privacy.

Left-leaning Hollywood Activists Shifting Focus to Local Progressive Causes and Down-Ballot Races

After Donald Trump's victory, left-leaning Hollywood activists may shift focus to local progressive causes and down-ballot races. They plan to advocate for Democrat-favored and progressive legislation at state and local levels, including climate change, reproductive rights, and immigration. Hollywood figures are expected to support local politicians to combat potential policies from the Trump administration.

Shift in Focus of Left-leaning Hollywood Activists Post-Trump Victory

Following Donald Trump's victory, left-leaning Hollywood activists are shifting focus to local progressive causes and downballot races, advocating for Democrat-favored and/or progressive legislation closer to home.

HBO stands by J.K. Rowling for Harry Potter series

HBO stands by J.K. Rowling for the upcoming Harry Potter streaming series despite backlash from radical transgender activists. Rowling has faced criticism for her opposition to men who identify as women entering women's spaces, but HBO supports her involvement in the new series.

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints updated policy on gay and transgender members

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints released an updated policy regarding gay and transgender members, maintaining that gender is defined by biological sex at birth and discouraging sex change procedures. The policy bars transgenders and transvestites from certain church positions and activities but emphasizes treating transgender individuals with compassion and love. LGBTQ activists have criticized the church's policy changes.

South Korea Climate Change Law Ruling

South Korea's top court ruled that the country's climate change law did not adequately protect basic human rights and future generations. Activists had filed petitions alleging the government's failure to effectively tackle climate change. The court asked the legislature to revise the carbon neutrality act by 2026 to align with constitutional rights and protect against a climate crisis. The ruling was seen as a significant step towards climate action in Asia.

Calls for Autocratic Prime Minister to Resign

Activists are calling for the autocratic prime minister to resign.

Pro-life activists sentenced for abortion clinic protest in Tennessee

Three pro-life activists sentenced for participating in abortion clinic protest in Tennessee. 11 people convicted in total. DOJ charged all 11 activists. Abortion outlawed in Tennessee with limited exceptions. DOJ aggressively prosecuting pro-life activists under FACE Act. Legislation introduced to repeal FACE Act. Trump pledged to review sentences of "political prisoners" if elected.

Protest at Republican National Convention in Milwaukee

Protesters at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee were fewer than expected, with a somber tone and focus on local community issues. Activists expressed disappointment with turnout but remained dedicated to their causes. Demonstrators linked recent killings of Black men to national politics. Overall, the event highlighted a more pessimistic view of politics among participants.

Protest against Dominican Republic's Total Abortion Ban in New Criminal Code

Activists in the Dominican Republic protest against a new criminal code that would maintain a total abortion ban, along with other concerning changes such as reducing penalties for sexual violence within marriage and excluding sexual orientation from discrimination protection.

Climate Change Activists Vandalize Tesla Cybertruck Exhibit in Germany

Far-left climate change activists vandalized a Tesla Cybertruck exhibit in Germany to protest the actions of the super-rich regarding global warming. The activists accused Tesla founder Elon Musk of endangering health through the Giga Factory in Grünheide. Tesla has faced protests in Germany with activists targeting its factory and accusing it of using too much water.

California Bill SB 1414 and Backlash from Activists

California bill SB 1414 aims to increase penalties for child sex trafficking and solicitation of sex from minors, but has faced backlash from activists who claim it would unfairly impact marginalized communities, including the LGBTQ community.

Protest Against Mass Tourism in Barcelona

Residents in Barcelona protest against mass tourism, blaming it for higher cost of living and housing difficulties for locals. Similar protests have occurred in other major European tourist destinations.

Impact of AIPAC in Rep. Jamaal Bowman's Primary Election

Left-wing media pundits and activists blame AIPAC for Rep. Jamaal Bowman's primary election loss, replaced by a new House Democrat. Rep. Bowman accused AIPAC of brainwashing voters and spending $14 million in support of his opponent.

Utah Senate Republican Candidate Accuses Opponent of Ties to Climate Change Activists

Utah Senate Republican candidate Trent Staggs accuses Rep. John Curtis of being funded by climate change activists, despite his Democratic past. Staggs is endorsed by Donald Trump and emphasizes border, budget, and regulatory reform as key issues for his Senate bid.

Vandalism at Stonehenge

Two activists arrested for spraying orange paint on Stonehenge, a 4,500-year-old stone structure, just before summer solstice celebrations.

Hong Kong government cancels passports of overseas activists under national security law

The Hong Kong government canceled the passports of six overseas-based activists under the new national security law, accusing them of endangering national security and colluding with external forces. The activists have been banned from receiving funds, leasing properties, or forming joint ventures, with penalties of up to seven years in prison. The measures were taken under the new powers granted by Hong Kong’s national security law enacted in March 2024.

Preservation of LGBTQ Radio Programming in Houston

Archivists at the University of Houston are working to preserve 30 years of local LGBTQ radio programming, including shows that aired during significant events like the AIDS crisis and LGBT civil rights movements.

Tiananmen Square Massacre Commemoration

Family members of Tiananmen Square massacre victims continue to send annual letters to Chinese dictator Xi Jinping, vowing to remember the dead despite CCP's efforts to erase the event from history. Activists demand recognition for those killed in the brutal crackdown in 1989.

Hong Kong Pro-Democracy Activists Convicted

Hong Kong court finds 14 pro-democracy activists guilty of subverting state under national security law imposed by Beijing.

Hong Kong Pro-Democracy Activists Found Guilty

A Hong Kong court found 14 pro-democracy activists guilty of conspiring to subvert the state under the national security law imposed by Beijing. The trial is seen as a crackdown on dissent following mass anti-government protests in 2019.

Hong Kong Court Convicts Pro-Democracy Activists

Hong Kong court convicts 14 pro-democracy activists in the city's biggest national security case under a law imposed by Beijing. Those found guilty could face up to life in prison. The activists were accused of conspiracy to commit subversion for their involvement in an unofficial primary election. The court said their plan to veto bills would lead to a constitutional crisis for Hong Kong.

Sentencing of Pro-Life Activists under the FACE Act

Several pro-life activists were sentenced to prison under the FACE Act for protesting at an abortion clinic in Washington, DC. The Department of Justice announced the sentences, ranging from 21 to 57 months in federal prison. House Republicans raised concerns about alleged mistreatment of the activists in jail. The activists were found guilty of conspiracy against rights and face act charges for organizing a blockade at the clinic.

Clerical Sex Abuse in the Roman Catholic Church

Activists and abuse survivors criticize Pope Francis for not doing enough to address clerical sex abuse and its cover-up within the Roman Catholic Church, despite his efforts to impose order and fight against abusers and their protectors.

Harvard University's decision to prevent 13 activists from graduating

The Harvard Corporation overturned a faculty vote and upheld a decision to prevent 13 'encampment' activists from graduating due to violations of university policies. The activists disrupted campus life with protests, causing Jewish students to feel unsafe. Pro-Palestinian students walked out of Harvard's graduation ceremony in protest.

Climate Protest at Munich Airport

Climate protesters arrested in Germany after gluing themselves to airport runway, causing flight cancellations and diversions. Last Generation coalition takes credit, protesting government inaction on airline industry's environmental impact.

Alleged mistreatment and denial of medical care for jailed pro-life activists

House Republicans raise concerns about mistreatment and denial of medical care for jailed pro-life activists in Washington, D.C., and Virginia. Activists found guilty of violating the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act during a protest. Allegations of inadequate medical care for serious health conditions and stroke. Request for U.S. Marshals Service and Federal Bureau of Prisons to provide information and ensure appropriate care.

Rise in Anti-LGBTQ Incidents in France

France saw a sharp rise in anti-LGBTQ incidents in 2023, with a 13 percent increase in offences including assaults, threats, and harassment. Activists warn of a worrying trend and express concerns about the government's inaction.

Legal Defense for Pro-Palestinian Activists at UCLA

The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors passed a motion to provide legal defense for pro-Palestinian activists arrested at UCLA. The activists had seized the center of campus, using force and antisemitic rhetoric. Pro-Israel vigilantes also faced investigations. Public defenders are to offer legal aid to all indigent criminal defendants.

Pro-Life Activists Sentenced to Prison

Seven pro-life activists sentenced to federal prison for protesting at an abortion clinic in Washington, DC. They were found guilty of conspiracy against rights and FACE Act charges.

Pro-life activists sentenced for blocking abortion clinic entrance

Pro-life activist Lauren Handy was sentenced to nearly 5 years in federal prison for blocking an abortion clinic entrance. Several other pro-life activists also received prison sentences for violating the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances (FACE) Act.

Israeli Right-Wing Activists Attack Gaza-Bound Aid Trucks

Israeli right-wing activists attacked and ransacked Gaza-bound humanitarian aid trucks, leading to arrests and condemnation from Washington. The attack was in response to Hamas holding Israeli hostages, resulting in a violent conflict between the two sides.

Transgender Activists Protest Bathroom Law in Utah

Transgender activists in Utah are flooding a tip line in protest of a bathroom law that requires individuals to use restrooms based on their biological sex. The activists are submitting fake violations to undermine the enforcement mechanism, leading to backlash from Auditor John Dougall.

Activists with ties to Cuba supporting Hamas on American college campuses

Activists supporting Hamas on American college campuses received support and training in Cuba. Manolo De Los Santos, a far-left activist, has ties to the Castro regime. The People’s Forum, a far-left organization, is sympathetic to the Cuban and Chinese Communist Parties. Anti-Israel protests organized by The People’s Forum have been linked to the Black Lives Matter riots of 2020. De Los Santos has been traveling to Cuba since 2006 and is a staunch admirer of Fidel Castro.

Transgender Activists Flood Utah Tip Line with Hoax Reports

Transgender activists flood Utah tip line with thousands of hoax reports to shield trans residents and allies from legitimate complaints about new bathroom law, causing state officials to struggle with filtering fake complaints. The law requires using facilities based on birth sex and imposes fines for non-compliance. Activists aim to disrupt enforcement plans attached to laws targeting trans individuals.

Pro-Palestinian Demonstration at University of Amsterdam

Police in Amsterdam arrested 125 activists during a pro-Palestinian demonstration at the University of Amsterdam after protests turned violent. The demonstration camp was dismantled, and there were no immediate reports of injuries.

Pro-Palestinian campus protests and training of activists

Pro-Palestinian activists in campus encampments received training from veteran activists and groups before launching their invasions. Funding for the encampments came from around the world, including from the Wespac Foundation in New York. The protests were the result of months of planning and encouragement by far-left groups.

Cancellation of UN Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield's Commencement Address at University of Vermont

The University of Vermont canceled UN Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield's commencement address due to demands from an anti-Israel "encampment" on campus. The activists expressed satisfaction with the cancellation and hoped she would not receive an honorary degree.

Pro-Palestinian 'Encampments' at Universities

The NYPD Deputy Commissioner of Public Information claims that pro-Palestinian 'encampments' at universities are run by 'outside agitators' with funds from around the world. Professional activists manipulate students to join radical protests. A lawsuit alleges that some organizations involved are acting as propaganda arms for Hamas. DOJ has not commented on this issue.

Northwestern University's Committee Resignations Over Antisemitism Deal

Seven members of Northwestern University’s committee to fight antisemitism resigned after the university administration gave in to demands of anti-Israel, antisemitic activists. The deal included providing $2 million for Palestinian students, housing for Muslim students, and allowing activists to meet with investment advisors.

Police Clash with Activists at UCLA Palestine Solidarity Encampment

Police broke down barricades at a Palestine Solidarity Encampment at UCLA and arrested activists after a week of disruption. Activists clashed with police, leading to arrests and removal from the site.

Labor Protests in Paris on International Workers Day

Thousands of protesters marched in Paris on International Workers Day demanding improved labor conditions ahead of the Olympics. Activists from other causes joined in to make the protests larger.

Pro-Palestinian Activists Protest in UK

Pro-Palestinian activists in the UK protested against Britain providing military support to Israel, blockading a government department building in central London. The protest was organized by Workers for a Free Palestine, calling for a ceasefire and an arms embargo on Israel. Clashes with police led to arrests. Similar movements of student activists have been seen in the US and France.

Arrest of Pro-Palestinian Activists at University of Texas at Austin

Over 100 pro-Palestinian activists have been arrested at the University of Texas at Austin.

Pro-Palestinian Activists Blockading Sorbonne University in Paris

Far-left pro-Palestinian student activists in Paris blockade Sorbonne University following similar actions at Sciences Po. Activists demand debates on Gaza conflict and support for Palestinian cause. Political figures and parties have conflicting views on the blockades.

Former President Trump's Stance on Abortion in Arizona

Former President Trump's stance on abortion in Arizona puts him at odds with pro-life activists, urging for exceptions in anti-abortion laws despite claiming to be the most pro-life president in U.S. history.

Protests Against US Support for Israel

A left-wing dark money group funded by George Soros provided bail and legal support for anti-Israel activists who blocked major roads in protest of US support for Israel. The protests took place in several major US cities, resulting in arrests and traffic disruptions.

Impact of Arizona's Abortion Ban on American and Mexican Women

Arizona's Supreme Court ruling on abortion bans creates a regional lack of access that affects neighboring Mexican state Sonora, where abortion is also restricted. American women are seeking abortion care in Mexico due to varying laws. Activists are helping women navigate restrictions and misinformation in accessing abortion medications.

Left-wing activists expressing support for Iran at a conference in Chicago

Left-wing activists at a conference in Chicago express support for Iran as part of the 'arc of resistance' against Israel and the USA, following news of Iran launching missiles and drones towards Israel. The activists demand 'hands off Iran' and chant 'death to Israel' and 'death to America.'

Iran launches drones and missiles at Israel

Self-described anti-war activists in Chicago cheered after learning that Iran launched hundreds of drones and missiles at Israel as a response to an airstrike that killed a senior Iranian official in Syria.

Far-left activists in Chicago cheering Iran's failed attack on Israel

Far-left activists in Chicago cheered Iran's failed attack on Israel at a conference demanding an end to U.S. aid to Israel. They expressed support for Iran's actions and chanted slogans against U.S. policies in the region. The event drew backlash from political figures and commentators.

Heat Protections for Outdoor Workers in Florida

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signs a law preventing cities and counties from creating heat protections for outdoor workers, despite extreme heat risks and increasing temperatures in the state. This decision has sparked outrage among activists and workers who have been advocating for basic protections like water, shade, and rest breaks. Federal regulations on heat safety in the workplace are lacking, leaving millions of workers at risk across the country.

Challenges to Certification of Vote Totals in Colorado

Some Republican members on county canvass boards in Colorado have been refusing to sign off on vote tallies, causing activists to cast doubt over state elections. However, these objections have not affected the certification of elections due to additional processes in place.

Challenges to Vote Certification in Colorado

Activists are using a typically innocuous step in the certification of vote totals in Colorado to cast doubt over state elections, with some Republican members of county canvass boards refusing to sign off on vote tallies since 2020.

Abortion Rights Ballot Measure in Arizona

Left-wing activists in Arizona have collected enough signatures for a ballot measure to add a right to abortion to the state Constitution, aiming to provide a fundamental right to abortion and restrict the state from enforcing any law that would prohibit access to the procedure.

Arrest of Viasna Activists in Belarus

Three activists of Viasna, the main human rights group in Belarus, have been arrested and charged with participating in an extremist organization, facing up to seven years in prison if convicted.

Virginia Lawmakers Raising Age of Marriage

Virginia lawmakers are working to raise the age of marriage to 18, a move that most states have not yet implemented, as activists claim that the current lower age limit has led to abuses.

Cartel Killing Field Discovery in Jalisco, Mexico

Activists in western Mexico discovered a cartel killing field with two ovens and 27 bags filled with human remains in the cartel-controlled state of Jalisco. The discovery was made by the group Guerreros Buscadores de Jalisco and shared on social media, shedding light on the brutal practices of the Cartel Jalisco New Generation in the region.

Attempted Repeal of Ban on Female Genital Cutting in Gambia

Lawmakers in Gambia referred an attempted repeal of the 2015 ban on female genital cutting for further committee discussions, sparking concerns from activists about the protection of girls and women in the largely Muslim country.

Republican National Committee

Republican activists vow to suspend support for party after Lara Trump is elected as co-chair of the Republican National Committee, leading to backlash and criticism within the GOP base.

Lara Trump Elected Co-Chair of Republican National Committee

Lara Trump becomes co-chair of the Republican National Committee, leading to some Republican activists suspending their support for the party. Controversy arises over her focus on re-electing Donald Trump and potential use of RNC funds for his legal bills.

Cuba Accuses U.S.-Based Journalists and Activists of Terrorism

Cuba's Communist Party accused U.S.-based journalists and activists of terrorism, raising concerns of potential Interpol red notices. The Biden administration is exploring options to address this misuse of the INTERPOL system.

Starbucks Layoffs in Middle East

Starbucks franchisee in the Middle East fires 2,000 workers due to ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict. The layoffs represent just over 10% of its staff.

Irish Pool Champion Kim O'Brien Withdraws from Championships Over Transgender Competitor

Irish pool champion Kim O'Brien withdrew from the European Pool Championships after a transgender woman was allowed to compete in the women's category. Activists supported O'Brien's decision and pledged to donate the prize money she lost. The debate centered around fairness in women's sports.

Reaction to President Biden's Call for Ceasefire in Israel-Hamas Conflict

Rep. Ro Khanna reacts to President Biden's announcement of hoping for a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, praising the President for listening to activists and progressives calling for an end to the war.