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Pervs Distraught as Meta Bricks Their Smart Glasses Remotely
Topic: Porn, Prostitution, and Sexual Freedom
Source: Futurism
"There's always new ways to get around the safeguards that are in place." Earlier this month, the Mark Zuckerberg-led company said it would crack down on customers who modified the spectacles to disable or cover up their lights that indicate when they’re recording, amid incredible public backlash against how the glasses are being used to film people without their consent — girls and women especially — and harass them. Now, it looks like more than a few weirdos have gotten the ax. On Tuesday, Meta said it’s bricked the photo and video-taking capabilities on thousands of its smart glasses users, as part of a software update that was reported by Semafor.

Father of slain kids Patrick Clancy threatens legal action
Topic: Men's Movement
Source: The Post Millennial
against true crime influencers claiming he did it, not Lindsay. "Over the past months, Patrick Clancy and his family have been subjected to a relentless, escalating and destructive defamation campaign." An Attorney for Patrick Clancy, the former husband of Lindsay Clancy and the father of the three kids she admitted to killing, has released a new statement threatening legal action against “conspiracy theorists” who have spread claims that Patrick Clancy was involved in the children’s killings. [Ed: he has a god case under existing defamation and libel laws.]

Dobbs’s Near-Total Destruction of Abortion Rights Across the South
Topic: Abortion
Source: The New Republic
Anti-abortion lawmakers are forcing women to travel hundreds of miles to obtain health care. Thousands of patients across the Southeastern United States are now being forced to travel more than 250 miles to access abortion care in North Carolina, according to a study recently published by The Journal of the American Medical Association. The study, completed by Dr. Kelsey Loeliger and her colleagues, quantified the South’s increasingly desperate abortion landscape, documenting the out-of-state abortion cases in North Carolina in the first year since the Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision.

Gen Z men with college degrees now have same unemployment rate as non-grads
Topic: Men's Movement
Source: Fortune
For young Americans who stopped school after high school, the job hunt hasn't looked this good in years. A Burning Glass Institute analysis finds that unemployment for 22- to 34-year-olds without degrees is near the lowest levels seen since 2003, just as conditions for similarly aged college grads are among the weakest outside the Great Recession and the pandemic, reports the Wall Street Journal. The split reflects basic supply and demand, with too few people in trades and hands-on service work as older workers retire and immigration wanes, and more degree-holders than ever as AI chips away at entry-level white-collar tasks (though some experts say there's more nuance to how artificial intelligence plays into the job market).

Eiffel Tower employees strike after female staff removed
Topic: Gender Discrimination
Source: Deutsche Welle
The employees protested against the removal of the site's female workers due to a request by a visiting Hindu group. The tower's operating company apologized for the decision. Visitors to the tower on Monday saw a message that says its opening is "delayed for operational reasons." The staff released a statement in which they condemned "professional instructions that led to female employees being sidelined, replaced and made invisible because of their sex" during the religious group's visit. Around 100 men from the Bochasanwasi Akshar Purushottam Swaminarayan Sanstha (BAPS) spiritual movement were visiting the landmark.

70 children among 100 Palestinians laid to rest in mass Gaza funeral
Topic: Children and Family
Source: The Cradle
Palestinian families have waited years for rescue teams to be able to recover the remains of relatives killed during Israel's genocide in Gaza. Civil Defense crews spent days recovering the dead, which included 70 children, largely by hand amid severe equipment shortages and ongoing restrictions. Among them were 55 people recovered from a single family home after a three-day operation by rescuers. Israel struck the home of the Malka family on 19 November 2023, where 60 members of the family were sheltering.

‘So vulnerable:’ Trump admin’s MAHA chiefs declare war on kids’ screen addiction
Topic: Children and Family
Source: Just the News
Parents are being given a toolkit to unplug their kids dubbed the 5 D’s: discuss, do, delay, divert and disconnect. Overweight, nearsighted, depressed and anxious. Many of America’s children are in the midst of a health crisis, and the Trump administration’s MAHA chiefs are declaring war on a primary cause: kids’ addiction to their tablet, phone and video screens. “They are so vulnerable. So we had to sound the alarm, and here we are. We're doing something about it,“ said Dr. Stephanie Hirodopoulos, the director of national health communications for the U.S. Surgeon General. Last week, most of the government’s top medical experts — including Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., NIH Director Dr. Jay Bhattacharya and Medicare and Medicaid chief Dr. Mehmet Oz — assembled with Big Tech executives, educators and state officials to devise an action plan for getting children off their devices and into other life activities.

The hate crime hoax that is costing one of Calif’s biggest school districts
Topic: Men's Movement
Source: The Washington Examiner
The saga began in 2022, when Fresno Unified School Board Trustee Keshia Thomas claimed that teacher and legendary Bullard High School football coach, Don Arax, called her son the N-word at practice. Arax was forced out of his coaching position in the middle of his 24th season as a result (he was not technically fired, as he maintained his teaching position). As you could guess, Arax filed a defamation lawsuit. In a 2025 deposition, Thomas said that she never claimed Arax called her son the N-word (even though she did), and she has since issued a non-apology “apology” for accusing Arax of doing so (even though she said in a deposition that she did not).

Dr. Robert Malone On Well-Being & 'Mental Illness' In Women
Topic: Women's Health
Source: Malone News
Back in 2020, Pew Research Center surveyed more than 11,000 Americans. Political scientist Zach Goldberg subsequently examined the underlying data and broke the results down by age, sex, race, and political ideology. What he found was rather remarkable. Among white women ages 18 to 29 who identified as liberal, 56.3% reported that a doctor or other health-care provider had diagnosed them with a mental health condition.

They/Them Communist Activist Declares Ozempic "Fascist" Plot
Topic: Political Correctness
Source: Zero Hedge
America's socialist leadership increasingly looks less like a political movement and more like a circus where the clowns run the show. Its most radical theorists openly advocate dismantling capitalism and the institutions underpinning the Western order while romanticizing communist regimes defined by nation-killing economic ruin and political repression. Rather than building a credible working-class movement, these clowns have marginalized themselves through far-left extremism and become objects of national ridicule. The latest clown show comes from Da'Shaun L. Harrison, an Atlanta-based writer, activist, and self-described Afropessimist, anarcho-communist, abolitionist, and trans theorist who uses they/them pronouns.

For the First Time, Older Adults Outnumber Young Kids
Topic: Children and Family
Source: Axios
Worldwide shift is driven by longer lifespans, falling fertility rates. For the first time in recorded history, the world now has more people 65 and older than children under 5, a shift driven by falling birthrates and longer lives, per a new US Census report. In 2023, more than 71% of the global population lived in countries at or below the 2.1-births-per-woman "replacement" level, up from 45% a decade earlier—a tipping point that arrived much earlier than expected, Axios reports. The world's two most populous countries, China and India, now have fertility rates below replacement level, as do Bangladesh, Mexico, and Vietnam.

Mother of alleged sexual assault victim pleads for notice
Topic: Violence Against Women
Source: Just the News
The mother of a female wrestler who alleges she was sexually assaulted during a match with a male wrestler, whose sex was hidden from them, is testing the limits of recent Supreme Court precedents on parental rights in public schools, arguing the school has an affirmative duty to stop the girl from unwittingly wrestling another male. On behalf of her daughter Kallie Keeler, Stephanie Brown is seeking an emergency motion for an injunction pending appeal to force the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association, Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction and Puyallup School District to either "withdraw her daughter from male matchups or tell her about upcoming ones."

Teachers Can’t Plaster Walls With Pride Flags, Second Circuit Rules
Topic: Children and Family
Source: Legal Insurrection
A Biden appointee affirmed schools can put reasonable limits on employees using classroom space to promote sexual ideology to kids. Three teachers at Connetquot Central High School in Bohemia, New York, challenged school officials who asked them to remove “pride flags” and “pride stickers” in a classroom and on classroom doors. A three-judge panel, led by lesbian Biden-appointee Judge Alison Nathan, ruled that the stickers and flags amounted to government speech. “Under Garcetti v. Ceballos…and its progeny, when public employees’ speech ‘owes its existence’ to their ‘professional responsibilities,’ the Government—their employer—can control the content of that speech without implicating their First Amendment rights,” Judge Nathan (pictured) wrote.

Grasping the Suicidal Stupidity of Gays for Gaza
Topic: Gay/Lesbian Issues
Source: Moonbattery
Police in Arizona have confirmed that a shooting at a Tucson gay bar that left three people dead, including the shooter, was a hate crime. The suspect, 44-year-old Ousman Ceesay, was new to the Tucson area and did not know the victims, the Tucson Police Department said in a news release Tuesday night. While searching his home, detectives found a note that “indicated he acted alone and that this shooting was a targeted attack motivated by hate toward the LGBTQIA+ community,” the department said.

This school year, families are seeking more educational opportunity.
Topic: Children and Family
Source: The Washington Examiner
The start of a new school year brings a familiar ritual: Backpacks are packed, first-day photos are snapped, and families send children to school with optimism about the year ahead. That optimism is backed by a significant investment. This year, American families are expected to spend more than $43 billion preparing for school — a reflection of how deeply parents believe education can shape their children’s future. That hope is real, but so is the frustration many families feel. 62% of Americans think K-12 education is on the wrong track nationwide, and only 37% believe K-12 schools are headed in the right direction. Those numbers should not be read as an indictment of teachers or local schools. They point to something more constructive: families need resources so students can access learning opportunities and thrive.

Jennifer Welch Refuses To Walk Back Erika Kirk Attacks
Topic: Political Correctness
Source: The Victory Girls Blog
Jennifer Welch calls herself a “woman’s-woman”. Just the other day, this self-proclaimed “woman’s-woman” appeared with Piers Morgan, who grilled her on her disparaging comments and opinion of Erika Kirk. he conversation went something like this: "PM: …One is Erika Kirk. So, we have the case against Tyler Robinson moving to trial now … all the evidence is pretty overwhelming that he did do this and you’ve said things like … ‘Erica Kirk is a terrible person, I think Erika Kirk was married to a racist homophobe, a grifter, and I think she has picked up exactly where Charlie Kirk left off."

Revoking NEA’s charter is a good step
Topic: Children and Family
Source: New York Post
...toward holding teachers’ unions accountable for failing kids.A key US senator wants fellow lawmakers to consider revoking the National Education Association’s congressional charter.What’s to consider? The union, the nation’s largest representing teachers, clearly hasn’t met its obligations under the charter; Congress should revoke it pronto.Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-La.), who chairs the Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions, is urging colleagues to reconsider the NEA’s charter specifically over its links to a number of far-left nonprofits, including the Zinn Education Project and Rethinking Schools, and its alleged out-of-control financial mismanagement

Feminine liberation Ludwig von Mises and the Feminine Liberation
Topic: Individualist Feminism
Source: The Mises Institute
It is worth recalling how, in his work Socialism, Ludwig von Mises explained—in the section regarding Contractual Marriage—that it was actually capitalism that enabled women’s emancipation; the greater financial resources made possible by capital accumulation allowed them to become independent of male domination...

Beds for the Homeless Are Not Detention Centers
Topic: Men's Movement
Source: In His Words
House Bill Aims to Block Mandated Shelter and Treatment for the Homeless. Democratic lawmakers introduced the “No Homeless Detention Centers Act” (H.R. 10231) on Wednesday, September 2, 2026. The bill, sponsored by Congressman Maxwell Alejandro Frost (D-FL) and other Democrats, would prohibit HUD funds from being used to force people experiencing homelessness into shelters or other facilities. The bill identifies some reasons that lead to homelessness, such as economic hardships and domestic abuse. Some of the other reasons listed in the bill are a set of concerns (some plausible and some questionable) and a list of identity groups. Males are not listed as an identity group, even though males account for...