The Second Week of Donald Trump’s Criminal Trial
The second week of former President Donald Trump’s criminal trial in Manhattan was mainly characterized by the testimony of David Pecker. Pecker, once the publisher of The National Enquirer, played…
Revisiting the Villain: Philippa Langley’s Defense of Richard III
For centuries, Richard III has been portrayed as one of Britain’s most notorious kings—a figure hungry for power who allegedly murdered his nephews to secure his place on the throne.…
Navigating Interest Rate Challenges Through Persistent Inflation
The Federal Reserve, which plays a crucial role in managing the United States’ economic stability, monitors various economic indicators to make decisions about interest rates. One of the key indicators…
Turning Up the Heat on Coal: The Biden Administration’s Latest Climate Regulations
On Thursday, the Biden administration announced a significant move to combat climate change by targeting coal-fired power plants. A new rule from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) demands that these…
Trump Allies Accused of 2020 Election Interference in Arizona
In Phoenix, Arizona, several individuals connected to former President Donald Trump have been indicted by an Arizona grand jury for their efforts to keep Trump in power after he lost…
Tennessee Moves to Arm Teachers
In Tennessee on Tuesday, a new proposal that could allow teachers and other school employees to carry handguns on school grounds passed through the General Assembly. This development comes amidst…
TikTok to Be Either Sold or Banned Within a Year
President Joe Biden signed a new law on Wednesday that poses a serious challenge to the popular video-streaming app, TikTok. Owned by the Chinese company ByteDance, TikTok now faces the…
Voyager 1 Back on Track After Technical Glitch
NASA has announced a successful resolution to a technical issue with the Voyager 1 spacecraft, which had been transmitting incomprehensible data for several months. Launched in 1977, the Voyager 1…
Student Protests Sweep Across Universities Amid Israel-Gaza Conflict
In recent days, university campuses across the United States have become hotspots of protest activity due to the ongoing conflict between Israel and Gaza. Students, faculty, and activists have come…
Minority Rule in the Land of the Free
In a democracy, one of the central challenges is balancing majority rule with the protection of minority rights. This issue was first confronted by the Founding Fathers in 1787. At…