Category: Opinion
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Trump for the noble prize? Many world leaders say so
in OpinionWhen we think of the Nobel Peace Prize, we think of individuals who have helped bring lasting peace to some of the world’s most troubled regions. Over the years, it has been awarded to presidents, prime ministers, activists, and organizations that worked tirelessly to end conflicts. Now, several world leaders believe that President Donald Trump…
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America Offers $50 Million for the Capture of Nicolás Maduro
in OpinionThe U.S. government has doubled its bounty on Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro to $50 million over drug trafficking and narco-terrorism charges. Here’s why Washington wants him captured and brought to justice.
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How Time Clock Software Solves Payroll Issues Without Hassle
Tired of payroll errors, manual overrides, and outdated punch clocks? This guide walks you through how modern time+clock+software is solving real workplace challenges—scaling with your team, improving job costing, and eliminating lunch break confusion. Discover how upgrading with smart time clock programs and customizable clock software can streamline operations without the need for new hardware or monthly fees.
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Kamala and Ketanji Were DEI Hires, Chosen for the Color of Their Skin and Gender
in OpinionKamala Harris and Ketanji Brown Jackson were chosen for their race and gender. Were they DEI hires or qualified leaders? A look at Biden’s diversity picks.
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No More Government-Funded Bias? CPB to Close After Nearly 60 Years
in OpinionAfter nearly six decades, the Corporation for Public Broadcasting will shut down following the loss of federal funding. Critics call it a win against taxpayer-funded media bias.
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The West Didn’t Invent Slavery—It Ended It
in OpinionThe West didn’t invent slavery—but it played a leading role in ending it. Discover how the British Empire’s abolition efforts challenge the modern woke narrative, as highlighted by Konstantin Kisin at the Doha Debates.