Next News Network Team

In a shocking turn of events, a California seventh-grader, Jimmy Heyward, has been expelled from Saint Bonaventure Catholic School after his principal censored his patriotic campaign speech. Heyward, who was running for Commissioner of School Spirit and Patriotism, was told by Principal Mary Flock to remove all references to patriotism from his speech. When he refused, he was humiliated in front of his peers and not allowed to deliver his speech. Heyward’s father protested the decision, leading to the police being called. A petition organized by Heyward’s mother, Hattie Ruggles, called for Flock’s removal and was successful, with the principal resigning. However, in a shocking twist, the school has now informed the Heyward family that Jimmy and his sisters won’t be allowed to attend the school next year due to “serious violations of the Christian Code of Conduct and the Parent Electronic Communications Policy.” This controversial decision has sparked outrage, with many questioning the school’s commitment to free speech and patriotism. Join us as we dive deeper into this developing story and explore the implications for student rights and the role of patriotism in education.

Former President Donald Trump has unveiled a powerful new campaign ad for the 2024 election, exposing the economic hardships Americans face under the Biden administration. The ad features a series of news clips highlighting the dire state of the economy, with two-thirds of middle-class Americans struggling financially and the looming threat of a recession. Trump’s ad also criticizes the Biden administration’s spending policies, which have led to soaring inflation and an “inflation tax” that burdens all Americans. In contrast, the ad reminds viewers of the economic prosperity experienced during Trump’s presidency, with voters in key swing states overwhelmingly favoring the economy under his leadership. Trump himself promises to restore America’s economic greatness, making it “bigger and better than ever before.” Drawing on the wisdom of the Founding Fathers, the ad underscores the importance of economic freedom and opportunity, and the role of government in promoting the well-being of its citizens. As the 2024 election approaches, Trump’s message resonates with struggling Americans, offering hope for a brighter future and a return to the principles that made America great. This compelling ad sets the stage for a fierce battle over the economy and the direction of the nation.

In this explosive special report, Gary Franchi exposes the alarming revelations from the Texas Senate Committee on State Affairs hearing on election security. Featuring testimony from Google whistleblower Zach Vorhies, Facebook whistleblower Ryan Hartwig, Dr. Robert Epstein, and Dan Schneider of the Media Research Center, the hearing unveiled the shocking extent of Big Tech’s partisan bias and potential election interference. Vorhies alleged rampant censorship targeting conservative outlets like Next News Network, while Dr. Epstein revealed that Democrats received 2.5 times more voting reminders than Republicans in the lead-up to the 2024 election. The Tech Watch Project’s findings suggest a staggering impact on voter turnout, reminiscent of Facebook’s selective reminders in the 2010 midterms. In response to these revelations, the Texas Senate Committee took bold action, authorizing subpoenas to probe Big Tech giants like Google and Facebook. This special report delves into the intricacies of the hearing, the evidence presented, and the potential implications for the 2024 election and beyond. Don’t miss Gary Franchi’s final thought on this critical issue that threatens the integrity of our democratic process. Subscribe now to stay informed and join the fight against Big Tech’s partisan meddling in our elections.