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George Santos, a Republican House candidate from New Jersey, made headlines after it was revealed he used official campaign funds to pay for his bail following his arrest during a protest in Washington D.C. While the use of campaign funds is not illegal according to the Federal Election Commission’s guidelines, many argue it raises ethical…
The ongoing legal dispute between the Heritage Foundation and the US State Department regarding the release of Prince Harry’s visa information under the Freedom of Information Act raises critical questions on transparency and privacy in government. For starters, the Heritage Foundation argues that the information’s release puts Prince Harry and his family’s safety and privacy…
Many see Curtis Hill’s potential bid for governor as a bold move. On one side are those who feel that the former AG’s history of misconduct makes him unfit for public office. He has been accused of unprofessional behavior and, although he denies the allegations, the findings of the investigation paint a different picture. Many…
President Joe Biden recently held a cabinet meeting to discuss pressing issues facing the country. While there is no denying the importance of addressing climate change, American competitiveness, and COVID-19 vaccination efforts, the question is whether this meeting was a productive use of time. To commence, the passing of a new infrastructure bill, which was…
The proposed removal of the rule mandating the removal of party members who endorse conspiracy theories and hate speech has sparked a fierce battle within the Republican Party. Firstly, there are those who argue that the rule is essential for preventing the spread of dangerous falsehoods that could tear the party apart. In spite of…
The possibility of a Trump win in the upcoming U.S. presidential election has been a topic of discussion. Some believe that if Donald Trump decides to run again, he could win. Former Trump administration official Ajiit Pai is among them. On the other side of the argument, many believe Trump’s divisive rhetoric and policies would…
The recent report released by US Customs and Border Protection detailing a historic surge in migrant encounters at the US-Mexico border has sparked heated discussion from both sides of the political spectrum. Firstly, advocates for increased border security argue that the unprecedented number of encounters is a clear indication that stronger measures need to be…
It’s time to set the record straight on Ukraine’s role in World War II and the Normandy invasion. While a recent video on social media may have suggested that Ukraine did not participate in these events, the facts tell a different story. [For] On one side of the argument, we have those who acknowledge that…
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…