A brief discussion on the Trump administration’s myths about immigrants By: Austin Abbring May 17, 2026 As you may be enjoying a celebration of Mexican culture in whichever capacity you see fit here in the states, take pause and remember the narrative Donald Trump and his administration(s) have been pushing about immigrants from our southern border, and Hispanic immigrants in general. For those reading this who voted for Donald Trump and have been spoon-fed a false narrative

Yes, you are paying for it By: Austin Abbring May 17, 2026 Kid Rock performing in Melbourne. Photo Credit: Eva Rinaldi, Wikimedia Commons, no alterations made, Attribution-Share Alike 2.0 Generic About a month ago, a few pilots of the U.S. military drew serious scrutiny for hovering Apache helicopters near musician Kid Rock’s home in Tennessee. This is an obvious misuse of military equipment and personnel. Well, Pete Hegseth and Kid Rock decided to double down. As Kid Rock

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche proves his continued, unwavering loyalty to Donald Trump By: Austin Abbring May 17, 2026 Todd Blanche, acting Attorney General. Image credit: Bruce Shaff, no alterations to image, Wikimedia Commons, Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International In what appears to be a weak case, acting Attorney General Todd Blanche and the Department of Justice have indicted the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC). On the surface, this seems to be another as

The Trump administration is ignoring court orders at an alarming rate By: Austin Abbring May 17, 2026 The Associated Press today reported that the Trump administration is ignoring court orders at an unprecedented rate. In the first fifteen months of this presidency, there have been thirty-one violations of lawsuit orders. These lawsuits stem from an array of issues, including immigration practices, layoffs, federal spending cuts, and deportations. The ignoring of various imm

By: Austin Abbring May 16, 2026 Gerrymandering is not a new phenomenon in the United States. The practice has been around under this name since 1812, but can be traced back to the late 1780’s. In that time, both political parties in this country have enacted odd-shaped districts to maintain power. Historically, Republicans have held the advantage, meaning they have used this practice much more frequently over the last 200 years. In fact, since 2010 alone, Republicans have