It has now been over one month since the Feb. 3 train crash in East Palestine, Ohio, and the public still lacks answers. The subsequent emergency burning of chemicals released an ominous, dark toxic cloud...
While traditionally midterms tend to be a disaster for the president’s political party, especially with 57% of Americans disapproving of President Joe Biden’s presidency, the Democrats managed to...
Since the day of the primaries, John Fetterman has been the clear favorite in his Senate race against Dr. Mehmet Oz. Poll after poll showed the Democratic nominee with a large lead — and then the debate...
The Supreme Court reconvened on Oct. 3 after its summer recess to begin a term that brings both new cases and a new associate justice. In just her first week, Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson has already...
Why the recession might become global
It's never a good sign when economists are debating whether the economy is about to fall off a cliff. After the U.S. economy recorded a second quarter in a row...
Temporary aid to a growing crisis
America does not have a student loan problem, it has a student loan crisis. Since 2007, student loan debt has increased 144% to around 1.7 trillion dollars. As the...
The origins of expensive gas
While many Americans are emotionally impacted by the ongoing war in Ukraine, it has impacted all Americans in a somewhat unexpected way. Namely, the record breaking gas...
Russia invades Ukraine
Just before midnight Eastern time on Feb. 23, which was 6 a.m. the next day in Ukraine, Russian troops and tanks began pouring over the border checkpoints in Crimea, Donbass,...
Why we should boycott the 2022 Beijing Olympic Games
In 1936, the world participated in the first “Genocide Games.” Nations from around the world gathered in Berlin as Adolf Hitler opened the Summer...
How NATO backed Russia into a corner
In 1984, during a time of heightened tensions between the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and the Soviet Union in the Cold War, former U.S. President...
NASA’s plan to put humanity back on the moon permanently
NASA’s Artemis Program is named based on the Greek myth of Artemis and Apollo. Artemis is the twin sister of Apollo, just as the Artemis...
The power to put in votes
On Sept. 19, the final few Russians casted their ballots in the election for the Russian State Duma, Russia’s national legislature. This began the government’s monumental...
