Democracy vs. Autocracy
In 2022, Xi Jinping was chosen again as the leader of China in an election where he got all 2,950 votes. Right after this, Qin Gang, who works closely with…
Trump’s Legal Battles Bankrolled by Donors
Since Donald J. Trump left his presidential office, he has faced a myriad of legal challenges. Dealing with investigations, indictments, and upcoming trials has been expensive, costing more than $100…
The Collapse of a Baltimore Bridge and Its Nationwide Implications
On Tuesday, the Francis Scott Key Bridge, a critical piece of infrastructure near Baltimore, suffered a catastrophic collapse, sending shockwaves far beyond the immediate area and affecting the flow of…
A Ray of Hope: International Efforts Towards a Ramadan Ceasefire
On Monday, the UN Security Council passed a resolution demanding two main things: first, that everyone involved in the conflict in Gaza stop fighting immediately during the holy month of…
The Political Awakening of a Militia Leader’s Son
In the heart of America, a young man named Dakota Adams is embarking on a journey unlike any other. Once living under the shadow of his father, Stewart Rhodes, a…
Crosshairs of Terrorism: Why Russia Became a Target for ISIL
Over 133 people lost their lives and more than 100 got hurt in a shocking and tragic incident at a concert in Moscow’s Crocus City Hall. This happened on Friday,…
The 2024 Total Solar Eclipse and Its Impact on Science
This April, something extraordinary is happening in the sky, and it’s not just any ordinary celestial event—it’s a total solar eclipse, and it’s bringing with it a treasure trove of…
Lessons from India’s Ban on TikTok
TikTok managed to capture the hearts of 200 million users in India, making it the app’s largest market globally. However, everything changed on June 29, 2020, when the Indian government,…
A Race Against Time to Stop a Government Shutdown
On Friday the House of Representatives passed a massive $1.2 trillion spending package, narrowly avoiding a government shutdown. This critical decision means that the Senate is now on a tight…
Apple in the Dock: Unpacking the Justice Department’s Antitrust Suit
The U.S. Department of Justice, along with attorneys from 16 different states, has taken a major step by filing a lawsuit against one of the biggest names in technology: Apple.…