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On this episode of "The Spillover" I interviewed Nicole Solas, a Rhode Island mother who was fined over $75,000 and eventually sued, simply for asking what her daughter was learning in school. This mom was willing to do whatever it would take to protect her child from the dangers of Marxist ideology. She explains her journey as she continues to go to great lengths to receive transparency from tax-payer funded institutions that have a responsibility to answer to citizens in their community.

'You Have a Right to Know What Your Kids are Learning' School Board Sues, Charges Mother Over $75,000 to See Her Daughter's Curriculum

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Washington state is considering implementing a third gender category for high school sports competitions,

Washington State Proposes Third Gender Category for High School Sports to Address Transgender Athlete Concerns - TPUSA LIVE

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Authorities insist there is no danger from drones seen flying over New Jersey, while also claiming they have no idea what the drones are.

Mystery Drones Spotted Over New Jersey - TPUSA LIVE

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is considering a ban on the artificial food coloring Red Dye No. 3, a move that could impact thousands of food products in the country.

FDA Considers Ban on Artificial Dye Found in Thousands of Food Products - TPUSA LIVE

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San Diego County has voted to prevent the county from cooperating with federal immigration authorities, a move that goes beyond California’s existing “sanctuary law.”

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‘You Have a Right to Know What Your Kids are Learning’ School Board Sues, Charges Mother Over $75,000 to See Her Daughter’s Curriculum