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This Could Also Be Right Up Your Alley:Unbelievable Allegations Surface About Hunter Biden – Can We Believe ThemThe potential arraignment of former President Donald Trump has opened up a rift in the Republican Party, sparking a debate between those who believe that the party must distance itself from Trump to gain the support of moderate…
The Mass Solar Loan program in Massachusetts aims to promote the usage of solar power in homes and businesses across the state. While it is a welcome development, the question remains: is solar power truly the savior it claims to be, or is it just another scam to lure people into buying a product they…
Senator Joe Manchin’s stance on clean energy is causing a stir among both climate advocates and those in the coal industry. On the one hand, Manchin argues that transitioning away from coal could have adverse effects on West Virginia’s economy and the people he represents. As the second-largest coal-producing state, it’s understandable that preserving the…
There has been a lot of speculation surrounding the possible indictment of former President Donald Trump and how President Joe Biden would react. Some people are pleased that Biden has taken a hands-off approach, while others feel he should take a more active role. Those in favor of Biden’s statement argue that it is not…
The issue of student loan debt has been a longstanding concern for millions of Americans. It has been particularly exacerbated over the past year, as the pandemic has forced many borrowers to confront the challenges of managing their loans without a stable source of income. To present another side, the proposal put forward by President…
The recent report by the Brennan Center for Justice reveals that at least 22 US states have passed 22 restrictive laws that make voting harder for eligible voters. These laws include limiting early voting and mail-in voting, purging voter rolls, imposing new voter ID requirements, and giving more power to partisan poll watchers. To look…
Sextortion, the act of using sexually explicit images to extort money or perform sexual favors, is a terrifying reality of the digital age. The recent case in Michigan highlights the devastating consequences of this crime. On one side, the family is blaming Snapchat for not having adequate security measures to protect its users. On the…
Senator Ted Cruz’s recent defense of his controversial comments regarding former President Barack Obama’s alleged role in Iran’s acquisition of nuclear weapons has reignited debates on the Obama-Iran Nuclear Deal. While Cruz stands by his statements, fact-checkers remain skeptical. To start off, Cruz’s argument centers on the idea that the Obama administration provided millions of…
Smartphone technology is revolutionizing the way we gather information about the world around us. The latest innovation – using smartphones equipped with cameras and improved sensors to track and study great white sharks off the coast of Cape Cod – is no exception. For starters, researchers at the Atlantic White Shark Conservancy (AWSC) and the…
The recent memo from the Republican National Committee attacking the special counsel investigation into former President Trump’s actions before and during the Capitol insurrection raises the question: is the investigation a witch hunt, or a necessary step towards upholding American democracy? To take a different approach, the Republican Party argues that the investigation is biased…