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In an unexpected twist, Joe Biden’s administration is channeling a significant portion of its $442 billion funding through two landmark laws into the rural areas of the United States. This move seems poised to benefit the very regions that showed little support for the President in the last election. A Financial Windfall Across the Country … Read more

The battle over college financial aid has become a focal point in the latest government shutdown saga, affecting hundreds of thousands of students across the nation. Despite initial promises, the political standoff in Washington is leaving students and colleges in a bind, scrambling for clarity and support as the situation rapidly evolves. Abrupt Promises and … Read more

In a landmark legal showdown, the U.S. Supreme Court is tackling a crucial question that could reshape the internet as we know it: Can tech companies control what you see and say online? Introduction to Supreme Court Cases The court recently listened to arguments in two cases, one from Texas and another from Florida, that … Read more

The 2024 National People’s Congress (NPC) in China convenes this week against the backdrop of a slowing economy thanks to an aging workforce, strained U.S. relations, and a housing sector crisis. Amid these issues, the NPC aims to increase economic confidence and set growth targets while facing public and investor unease over the country’s economic … Read more

$15 billion in reparations. That’s the amount that Boston Church Leaders have demanded from “white churches” as compensation for their involvement in the slave trade. This has caused anger from certain factions, but many are urging the city churches to pay up. Here’s the full story. Demand for Reparations “Black people, the descendants of slavery, … Read more

Budgets are apparently strained in sanctuary cities, as these Democrat strongholds are experiencing the repercussions of the migrant crisis and having to take drastic measures to solve issues. Here’s the full story. Shifting Priorities What began as a compassionate response to an influx of migrants arriving in cities far from the Southern border has slowly … Read more

As employees relished their year-end bonuses in 2023, the joy was tinged with a realization that the average bonus had dwindled to $2,145 from $2,730 in 2022 and $3,583 in 2019, as revealed by Gusto, a payroll software firm. Here’s the full story. The Changing Job Market  Year-end bonus checks are now smaller, reflecting the … Read more

In 2023, the United States reached a decade high with over one million abortions across the country. This rise has largely been driven by a significant increase in medication abortions, and states with supportive abortion rights have taken steps to increase their availability. A New Report The Guttmacher Institute just released a report that said … Read more

Discussions about the famously progressive Justice Sonia Sotomayor’s potential retirement have Democrats worried about the future balance of the U.S. Supreme Court and the upcoming presidential election Justice Sotomayor – The Truth Teller Justice Sonia Sotomayor is the first Latina on the U.S. Supreme Court and has been recognized for her significant contributions and progressive … Read more

Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond and Department of Corrections Director Steven Harpe want to extend the time between state executions from 60 to 90 days to alleviate the emotional burden on staff and reduce botch risks. Still, Judge Gary Lumpkin callously dismissed their worries. Proposing an Extension Gentner Drummond, Oklahoma’s Attorney General, and Steven Harpe, … Read more