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Supreme Court Weighs Parental Rights in Education

As corporations reconsider their Pride affiliations, the Supreme Court is deliberating on Mahmoud v. Taylor, a case that could fundamentally reshape parental rights regarding LGBTQ content in public education. The case involves parents seeking to opt their children out of lessons featuring LGBTQ inclusive storybooks, citing their religious beliefs. The controversy stems from a Montgomery County, Maryland school district that initially allowed opt-outs for objecting parents but later reversed this decision, forcing children to participate regardless of family religious convictions.

“There’s no evidence at present that the Board’s decision not to permit opt-outs compels the Parents or their children to change their religious beliefs or conduct, either at school or elsewhere,” ruled the 4th Circuit Court, a position now being challenged at the Supreme Court. The case highlights the growing tension between progressive educational agendas and parental authority, particularly regarding content that conflicts with families’ religious values and beliefs about gender and sexuality.

Top Brands Send CLEAR Signal About WOKE Campaigns – ENOUGH!

Corporate America is abandoning LGBTQ Pride sponsorships nationwide as President Trump’s administration reinforces parental rights and reins in progressive agendas in schools and businesses. According to a 2025 Pride Pulse Poll, nearly 40% of major companies plan to reduce Pride-related engagement this year, creating significant budget gaps for event organizers who have relied heavily on corporate funding. The widespread corporate retreat represents a dramatic shift from previous years when companies eagerly displayed rainbow logos and marketed Pride-themed merchandise throughout June.

Key Takeaways

• 39% of major companies plan to reduce Pride-related engagement in 2025, citing pressure from the Trump administration and consumer backlash
• Pride events across South Florida and nationwide are facing significant budget shortfalls as corporate sponsors withdraw financial support
• Pride organizers are spending thousands more on security measures amid growing tensions, with Palm Beach Pride allocating an extra $15,000 and Wilton Manors’ Stonewall event adding $35,000 for metal detectors
• The Supreme Court is currently hearing Mahmoud v. Taylor, a landmark case challenging school districts’ authority to force children to participate in LGBTQ-inclusive curriculum against parents’ religious beliefs
• Some companies continue supporting Pride events but do so discreetly to avoid consumer boycotts and political controversy

SEIU Leader Charged With Felony

David Huerta, the president of the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) of California, was on June 9 indicted on felony charges relating to his conduct during an ICE operation in Los Angeles on June 6.

Huerta has been charged with one count of “conspiracy to impede an officer” under 18 U.S.C. § 372, which carries a maximum penalty of six years in prison.

Huerta allegedly sat cross-legged in front of a gate to prevent federal agents from transporting illegal immigrant detainees, and encouraged others to do the same. The criminal complaint suggests that he was spreading and/or receiving information about the real-time locations of agents in order to protest.

Columbian Senator Miguel Uribe hospitalized after assassination attempt

America Demands NATO Allies Step Up…….NATO Allies WARNED: Pay Up or Get Left Behind

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth delivered an unambiguous message to NATO allies during a recent meeting in Brussels: America will no longer shoulder a disproportionate share of the alliance’s defense burden. The Trump administration has drastically raised expectations for NATO members, proposing they allocate 5% of their GDP to defense spending, more than doubling the current 2% guideline that many countries have yet to achieve. This aggressive target represents President Trump’s determination to fundamentally reshape how the alliance operates and distributes responsibilities.

America First: Prioritizing U.S. Troop Protection

The Trump administration has taken decisive action to redirect anti-drone technology originally designated for Ukraine to American forces stationed in the Middle East. This strategic pivot involves specialized fuzes used in ground-to-air rocket systems that are crucial for protecting troops against increasingly sophisticated drone attacks. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth formally notified Congress of this redirection, emphasizing the “urgent” nature of protecting U.S. personnel facing threats from Iran and Houthi militants in Yemen. The technology in question was initially purchased for Ukraine by the previous Biden administration but will now serve American interests directly.

Bioterrorism AIMED AT US? Scientists Accused…….Chinese Nationals Charged with Biological Smuggling Scheme

Yunqing Jian and Zunyong Liu face serious federal charges for allegedly smuggling Fusarium graminearum, a toxic fungal pathogen, into the United States. The Justice Department has charged both Chinese nationals with conspiracy, smuggling, making false statements, and visa fraud. This dangerous pathogen causes devastating crop diseases that can destroy wheat, corn, and other essential food crops, leading to significant agricultural losses and potential food shortages. The FBI has classified this fungus as a “potential agroterrorism weapon,” underscoring the severity of the threat to American agriculture and national security.

U.S. Marshals Snag MONSTER in Global Manhunt

Dominican national Luis Francisco Soriano, who allegedly slaughtered an entire family including two small children in New York, was finally captured at a luxury resort in Punta Cana after an international manhunt that spanned multiple countries.

Key Takeaways

• Luis Francisco Soriano, 31, was arrested in the Dominican Republic after fleeing the U.S. following the murders of four people, including two children ages 2 and 4, in Irondequoit, New York.
• Soriano and his brother, Julio Cesar Pimentel-Soriano, are both charged in the horrific family massacre that occurred on August 31, 2024, which also involved setting the victims’ home on fire.
• The fugitive evaded authorities by first fleeing to Puerto Rico before hiding in the Dominican Republic, where he was working at a hotel call center in Punta Cana.
• U.S. Marshals collaborated with Dominican authorities to capture Soriano, highlighting the international effort required to bring violent foreign criminals to justice.
• Soriano faces multiple charges including second-degree murder, burglary, kidnapping, and arson, and is expected to be extradited to the United States.
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Elite Restaurants BLASTED – Lawmakers Stir Revolt

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Bernie Sanders lead a Democrat boycott of six upscale D.C. restaurants while restaurant owners warn the action will hurt the very workers the politicians claim to champion.

Key Takeaways

• Over 50 Democratic lawmakers are boycotting six popular Washington D.C. restaurants in support of unionization efforts, including high-profile Democrats like AOC, Pelosi, and Sanders.
• Restaurant groups STARR and Knightsbridge have condemned the boycott as “baseless,” warning it will harm employees by reducing hours, wages, and tips.
• Targeted establishments include Le Diplomate, Osteria Mozza, Rasika, Modena, Bombay Club, and The Occidental – all popular dining spots for D.C.’s political elite.
• The boycott is organized by Unite Here Local 25 union, which claims the restaurant owners are engaging in union-busting activities.
• Restaurant managers assert most staff members have no interest in unionization, creating a direct conflict with Democrat claims of worker support.

Judge Cites “Overwhelming” Self-Defense Evidence

U.S. District Judge Michael Brown delivered a decisive victory for former Atlanta police officer Sung Kim by dismissing all criminal charges related to the 2019 fatal shooting of Jimmy Atchison. The judge’s ruling was unequivocal in its assessment that Kim acted in legitimate self-defense when confronting Atchison, who was wanted for armed robbery. The charges against Kim included serious counts of involuntary manslaughter, felony murder, and aggravated assault stemming from the incident, but the judge found these charges fundamentally unwarranted given the circumstances officers faced during the dangerous arrest operation.

The evidence for self-defense is so overwhelming it is hard to understand how Georgia could have brought these charges in the first place, much less continued with them over the two and a half years since. Defendant’s shooting of Mr. Atchison was textbook self-defense,” said U.S. District Judge Michael Brown.

Democrats Target Popular D.C. Restaurants in Union Showdown

The Democratic Party’s latest attempt to court working-class voters has resulted in more than 50 Democratic lawmakers boycotting some of Washington D.C.’s most prestigious restaurants. Led by progressive firebrands Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Sen. Bernie Sanders, the boycott targets six high-end restaurants owned by STARR Restaurants and Knightsbridge Restaurant Group. The restaurants include some of the capital’s most popular dining establishments: Le Diplomate, Osteria Mozza, Rasika, Modena, Bombay Club, and The Occidental – venues frequently patronized by the political elite.

Restaurant Owners Push Back Against “Baseless” Claims

Restaurant owners have responded forcefully to what they characterize as unfounded accusations

STARR Restaurants issued a strong rebuke of the boycott, arguing that it would primarily harm the very employees Democrats claim to be protecting. The company maintains that most employees at their establishments have shown no interest in unionization, contradicting the fundamental premise of the boycott. This raises serious questions about whether Democratic lawmakers have accurately assessed worker sentiment before launching their campaign.

“To the best of our knowledge, a majority of Le Diplomate employees have no interest in engaging in that process nor in being represented by a union. A boycott of any kind can result in lost hours, wages, and tips that our hardworking employees rely upon. It is unfortunate that an organization that claims to want to represent the employees of Le Diplomate would call for an action that would harm them,” stated a STARR representative

The owner of Knightsbridge Restaurant Group questioned whether lawmakers even understood what they were signing up for, suggesting this might be more about political theater than genuine worker advocacy. This boycott exemplifies the growing disconnect between Democrat politicians’ claims of supporting working Americans while taking actions that could directly threaten their livelihoods. Restaurant staff now face potential income reductions due to politically motivated actions from the same politicians who claim to champion worker rights.