Han Kang Becomes First South Korean to Win Nobel Prize in Literature
On October 10, 2024, South Korean author Han Kang won the Nobel Prize in Literature, marking a historic moment as she became the first person from her country to receive…
Georgia’s Election Board Takeover: Concerns of Election Interference Loom for 2024
Georgia’s election system has recently become the focus of national attention as a result of a far-right takeover of the Georgia State Election Board. This unelected board, which sets voting…
Inflation Shows Signs of Easing, Bringing Hope for Rate Cuts
Inflation in the United States has shown signs of cooling, offering potential relief for consumers and sparking optimism for possible interest rate cuts. This development could influence economic policies and…
Fact, Fiction, and Political Loyalty: Insights from the Trump VP Shortlist
The consideration of potential vice-presidential candidates for Donald Trump has brought figures like Elise Stefanik and Marco Rubio into the spotlight. Both politicians have had to navigate a complex political…
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…
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…
How Speaker Johnson Navigated the Ukraine Funding Dilemma
In his seven months as Speaker of the House, Mike Johnson has faced a multitude of challenges, navigating the complex and often opposing demands of his party members. Balancing Act…