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This Could Pique Your Interest As Well: Trump’s PACs Raise $82 Million in Q2, Falling Short of Previous RecordThe issue of abortion has always been a controversial topic in American politics, and it seems like it will continue to be so in the foreseeable future. Former President Donald Trump’s recent statements on the issue sparked…
Vaccines have been a source of controversy for years, with individuals on either side of the debate arguing fiercely for their views. To explore an alternative standpoint, vaccines have been proven to be safe and effective in preventing diseases that once ravaged populations. Notwithstanding, there are concerns about the potential side effects of vaccines and…
Recently, a viral social media post accused George Santos, a Republican running for New Jersey’s 3rd Congressional District, of listing family members as cosigners on a $1 million bond to defraud taxpayers. But is this claim accurate? You Might Also Want To Explore This: The Controversial Election Bill Protecting Democracy or Suppressing Votes To set…
Ending “endless wars” and signing a NATO treaty are two of the major topics of discussion in the current political climate. While some argue that the end of never-ending wars is necessary, others believe that it could have adverse effects on the United States’ defense and relationships with its allies. Those in favor of ending…
The recent Supreme Court ruling denying the Navajo Nation the right to claim unused water on the Colorado River has sparked heated debates on both sides. Those in favor of the ruling argue that it was based on the legal interpretation of the 1963 agreement that allocated water rights to a specific group of users,…
The decision by some progressive lawmakers to boycott Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s address to Congress highlights the ongoing debate surrounding India’s human rights record. Firstly, those boycotting claim that Modi’s government’s actions in Kashmir and the Citizenship Amendment Act are discriminatory towards Muslims and violate basic human rights. Others, however, argue that India has…
The Navajo Nation’s lawsuit against the United States government over the mismanagement of their water resources has been a long time coming. From another angle, the Supreme Court’s ruling allowing the Navajo Nation to proceed with their case is a positive development. It recognizes the Navajo Nation’s claim of injury to their land, water, and…
On an unspecified date, six Republican lawmakers in the House of Representatives failed to censure Rep. Adam Schiff, a Democrat from California and the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee. The failed vote was an attempt to punish Schiff for allegedly lying to the American people and misrepresenting President Trump’s comments during a phone call…
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has recently made headlines by endorsing 15 Republican candidates in South Carolina for their upcoming primaries. Some perceive this move as a beneficial one, as it may help these candidates secure their seats and promote more conservative policies in South Carolina. Others, however, see this endorsement as interference from an outsider…
The recent revelation that Michael Granoff, a member of the Department of Energy’s advisory council, provided false testimony to Congress regarding his stock ownership is concerning. To look at it differently, it raises questions about transparency and accountability among government officials. However, it highlights the need for stricter rules and regulations to prevent conflicts of…