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This Could Pique Your Interest As Well: Startling footage captures bus driver and passenger engaged in a deadly shootout on public busThe recent disruption of a virtual event organized by the Biden administration to announce a ban on oil and gas drilling on federal lands has caused a stir. Native American protesters claimed that the…
The recent Supreme Court ruling on redistricting practices in the South has ignited a heated debate on voting rights in the United States. On one side, critics argue that the decision could further dilute the voting power of minority communities, robbing them of their voices in the democratic process. Supporters, on the other hand, claim…
The recent reports of China possibly building military spy facilities in Cuba have raised concerns over America’s national security. To start off, this development could put the United States at risk, given the location of Cuba. China’s military activities could potentially harm American interests and safety. In any event, some argue that China has the…
The revelation that Chinese operatives are reportedly carrying out spying efforts from a naval base in Cuba is undoubtedly concerning. While the senior intelligence official did not provide concrete evidence, the mere presence of Chinese operatives at the base is a cause for alarm. The possibility of these operatives using the base as a listening…
There is currently a buzz in the international community about a potential UK boycott of the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing. While Chancellor Rishi Sunak did not confirm these rumors during his meeting with President Biden, it has caused quite a stir among the public. There are valid arguments on both sides of this issue….
The yearly disclosure of Supreme Court Justices’ finances always manages to attract attention and generate much debate. Some argue that it’s crucial for transparency and to ensure that the Justices do not fall under unethical temptations, while others believe it’s an invasion of privacy and undermines the Justices’ independence. To commence, the report released provides…
The sharp criticism by former Vice President Mike Pence of the Trump campaign’s kickoff video reveals a deeper divide within the Republican party. Pence suggested that the video failed to pay tribute to Ronald Reagan, a conservative giant and one of Pence’s personal heroes. He lamented that Reagan’s contributions to conservatism were not given enough…
The recent announcement of federal funding allocation of over $100 million to address Jackson, Mississippi’s water crisis has been widely welcomed across the United States. But is this move enough to tackle the city’s ongoing water problems? As a starting point, proponents argue that this amount of funding is a significant step in the right…
The recent disciplinary action taken by the Secret Service against agents using personal cell phones on the job is a matter of national security. While some may argue that personal phones are necessary for communication with family and friends, the potential risk of exposing sensitive information or inviting hacking into government systems cannot be ignored….
The case of Arthur Brown, who falsely claimed to be a veteran and a sniper only to make death threats to a senator, raises concerns about the potency of words. Words were the weapons Brown used to communicate his intent and threaten the senator. While Brown’s case may seem isolated, it is an example of…