Saturday, May 17, 2025
A Massachusetts School District Provided a Math Assignment on 'Systematic Racism'
"Newton Schools work hard to ensure that their captive audience of students uncritically adopts their preferred world view — even in math class. - Madeline Leesman
The assignment was focused on incarceration rates of people who were white, black, and Hispanic. One part of the question tells students: “Explain how you believe systematic racism creates the data displayed by the above timeplot.”
"Newton Schools work hard to ensure that their captive audience of students uncritically adopts their preferred world view — even in math class. What happens if a student doesn't believe in structural racism? Do they fail 9th grade math?" Erika Sanzi, director of outreach for DE, told Townhall.This isn’t the first time Defending Education sounded the alarm about this school district...
Alleged illegal alien hit man wanted for 4 murders in Venezuela was allowed into US under Biden, ICE says | Blaze Media
Alleged illegal alien hit man wanted for 4 murders in Venezuela was allowed into US under Biden, ICE says | Blaze Media:
Astatement from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement revealed that an accused hit man wanted for four murders in Venezuela was allowed entry into the U.S. under the Biden administration.
42-year-old Anthony Fabian Marin La Torre was apprehended by ICE in Grapevine, Texas, on May 2 after he was identified as a suspect in the contract killings of four people. He is also accused of being a lieutenant of the “El Chamu” gang.
Who Started the Lawfare Era? - by Matt Taibbi - Racket News
A new motion in an international court dispute draws in a wide range of political luminaries, from Canada's new Prime Minister to the head of Donald Trump's new "Weaponization Working Group"This week, the storied Boies Schiller law firm filed a motion alleging widespread wrongdoing on the part of Brookfield Asset Management, a private equity titan chaired by Canada’s new Prime Minister Mark Carney until a few months ago...
- Technically, this is just a business litigation about a privatized toll road in Peru.
- It’s become more than that.
The case is now a key proxy conflict in the increasingly heated “lawfare” arena in which courts, police, and prosecutors are turned into political weaponry.
- Prior to 2025, status quo figures openly praised lawfare tactics and embraced everything from politicized prosecutions to ballot-blocking campaigns on the grounds that extreme measures may be needed to “save democracy” from the likes of Trump.
- Lawfare in the context of Trump became a celebrated word, connoting “hard national security choices” an enlightened institutional vanguard might need to make to save us...
History for May 17
History for May 17 - On-This-Day.com 
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini 1900
- 1756 - Britain declared war on France, beginning the French and Indian War.
- 1792 - The New York Stock Exchange was founded at 70 Wall Street by 24 brokers.
- 1875 - The first Kentucky Derby was run at Louisville, KY.
- 1881 - Frederick Douglass was appointed recorder of deeds for Washington, DC.
- 1932 - The U.S. Congress changed the name "Porto Rico" to "Puerto Rico."
- 1940 - Germany occupied Brussels, Belgium and began the invasion of France.
Friday, May 16, 2025
Web of 'Chinese Spies' Has Fully Infiltrated Prestigious US University, Student Investigation Finds
Web of 'Chinese Spies' Has Fully Infiltrated Prestigious US University, Student Investigation Finds:
A bombshell investigation by the Stanford Review, published May 7, has uncovered what it described as a widespread Chinese espionage operation at Stanford University.
The student-led probe alleged that the Chinese Communist Party has deeply infiltrated the prestigious institution.
The investigation, first reported by the Review, drew on over a dozen interviews conducted between July 2024 and April 2025. Interviewees included Stanford faculty, students, and independent experts on Chinese intelligence operations.
In 2020, CNN's Jake Tapper completely dismissed Lara Trump when she mentioned Biden’s cognitive decline.
Now, he’s cashing in with a book about Biden’s cognitive decline, the cover-up, and "his disastrous choice to run again." - Fox News
She calls out the “audacity” of legacy media’s double standard:
“How anyone is going to buy Jake Tapper’s book and trust him at all is beyond me...”
What a concept: All the DEI money Biden used in Justice Department getting redirected to actually fight crime * WorldNetDaily * by Bob Unruh
What a concept: All the DEI money Biden used in Justice Department getting redirected to actually fight crime * WorldNetDaily * by Bob Unruh:
U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi will not waste taxpayer money on those numerous "diversity, equity, inclusion" projects launched under the Joe Biden administration, according to a new report.
A Justice Department official has told Fox News those funds are now in the process of being moved to budget categories that target criminals.
WATCH: CCP-owned GNC stores on U.S. bases? Congressman sounds alarm * WorldNetDaily * by WND Staff
WATCH: CCP-owned GNC stores on U.S. bases? Congressman sounds alarm * WorldNetDaily * by WND Staff:
They're tracking our troops, hijacking our supply chains, and buying up America while our leaders look the other way. This isn't a warning about what could happen ... it's already happening
We're buying critical energy infrastructure from CHINA??!!-----Rogue Devices Capable Of Triggering Blackouts Reportedly Found In Chinese Solar Panels - Audrey Streb
Officials are reportedly reassessing the risk posed by Chinese-made devices found in solar panels that are capable of damaging the energy infrastructure, destabilizing the power grid and triggering widespread blackouts.Over the past nine months, “rogue communication devices” not listed in product documents were found in solar power inverters and batteries from several Chinese suppliers, according to sources familiar with the matter who spoke with Reuters.
The undocumented devices were found after U.S. experts disassembled the renewable energy equipment to check for security issues, prompting officials to review the potential dangers of the Chinese-made devices, according to the publication.
“We know that China believes there is value in placing at least some elements of our core infrastructure at risk of destruction or disruption,” Mike Rogers, a former director of the U.S. National Security Agency, told Reuters...
One Of Trump’s Most Important Executive Orders Went Entirely Unnoticed I & I Editorial Board
Not long after Michelino Sunseri, a professional mountain runner, finished a race across Grand Teton last fall, he found himself on the receiving end of a Justice Department criminal charge.
His offense? Running on a closed trail, for which he could end up serving six months in jail.We are not making this up.
Last Friday, President Donald Trump signed an executive order designed to prevent such gross abuses.
Last Friday, President Donald Trump signed an executive order designed to prevent such gross abuses.
It is one of the most important – and underappreciated – actions he’s taken.
- The “crime” Sunseri committed wasn’t a federal law passed by Congress. It was a crime invented by the National Park Service – one of some 300,000 federal crimes (although nobody knows exactly how many there are) that unelected bureaucrats have conjured up when writing regulations.
- What’s more, many of these regulatory crimes are “strict liability” offenses, which means that you don’t need to have criminal intent to be charged with a crime.
Tucker Carlson Interviews Ed Martin – The Scale of Corruption within the DOJ and FBI are “Much, Much Worse Than People Think”… | Sundance
Ed Martin now carries the authority of the President of the United States to investigate a weaponized DOJ/FBI apparatus.
Within the interview Martin outlines the mysterious motives of the FBI handling of the J6 “pipe bomber” case, alleging that basic investigative steps were overlooked.
Within the interview Martin outlines the mysterious motives of the FBI handling of the J6 “pipe bomber” case, alleging that basic investigative steps were overlooked.
“They didn’t interview some of the people that you would have said, ‘That might be a suspect.’ They hadn’t interviewed him,” he said. Raising concerns about the agency’s competence, he added, “The question becomes, ‘what’s happening here?’ Is it incompetence? It feels worse than incompetence.”When asked by Carlson whether the DOJ is worse than people believe, Martin went further, declaring, “I think it’s worse than incompetence.”...
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