A Little Left, A Little Right – Let's Meet In The Middle
This May Also Grab Your Attention: Sensational Shooting in Fargo Leaves Police Officer Dead and Raises QuestionsThe recent criticisms made by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. about President Trump’s ties to the pharmaceutical industry have sparked controversy and divided opinions. To open up the discussion, it is true that Trump has appointed several individuals with close…
The recent decision by the US House of Representatives to raise the debt ceiling until December 2022 and fund the government until December 3 seems to have divided opinions. To look at it differently, supporters argue that this measure is necessary to ensure the government can continue borrowing the money it needs to operate, without…
The Pentagon recently came under fire for canceling a drag show planned for Nellis Air Force Base during Pride Month. The decision was met with criticism from LGBTQ advocacy groups and individuals who argued that it was a step backward in the progress made toward LGBTQ inclusion in the military. However, the Pentagon defended its…
The mysterious disappearance of Colby Richards from his home in Spring, Texas has left the community shaken. His wife’s odd discovery in the backyard raises the question of foul play, which is being pursued by detectives. However, opinions on the case are divided. To introduce another perspective, some believe that Richards may have voluntarily left…
The recent trial of Timothy Bliefnick, accused of murdering his brother-in-law during a family dispute, has resulted in a guilty verdict. Some may argue that justice has been served, while others may question the strength of the evidence that the prosecution presented. To introduce another perspective, the prosecution presented substantial evidence against Bliefnick, including DNA…
The case of William Joseph, the Michigan official arrested and charged with threatening behavior after brandishing a rifle during a virtual public meeting, has now proceeded to appeal. Some may argue that Joseph’s actions were justified as he was being threatened during the meeting and he had the right to defend himself. Others may argue…
The recent hiring of Chesa Boudin as a professor at UC Berkeley has sparked heated debate and controversy. Initially, there are those who criticize Boudin’s past policies as the San Francisco District Attorney, such as his decision to not prosecute some quality-of-life crimes, and question his ability to properly educate students. These critics argue that…
Climate change is a pressing issue that requires immediate action from political leaders. Former President Barack Obama expressed his disappointment over the lack of significant progress made during his administration’s efforts to combat climate change. While the Obama administration did take significant steps towards addressing climate change, these efforts were met with opposition from the…
There has been a lot of buzz on social media about Florida Governor Ron DeSantis forgiving all student loans for military veterans in the state. But is this really true? As with any viral post, it’s important to fact-check before sharing, and in this case, the claim is false. Those who support the idea of…
The viral video of White House Principal Deputy Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre struggling to respond to a question has caused quite a stir. Upon closer inspection, it is evident that the clip has been edited to exclude the question that Jean-Pierre was responding to. And the reporter who asked the question remains unidentified. Such selective…