Category: Politics
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Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett Admits She Was Hired Because She’s Black
in PoliticsOn April 2nd, during a congressional session, Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett made a shocking admission. Speaking about her early career as a public defender, she said: “When I first became a public defender I had no experience, and I walked in and I told my boss ‘Listen, you should hire me because I’m Black.’” Let that…
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Female Fencer Expelled for Refusing to Compete Against a Man
In a moment of courage, female fencer Stephanie Turner made a bold stand—and paid the price. At a recent fencing tournament at the University of Maryland, Turner was scheduled to face Redmond Sullivan, a man claiming to be a woman competing in the women’s division. As the match was about to begin, Turner took a…
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Trump’s Trade War: New Tariffs Reshape Global Commerce
in PoliticsThe world has been anxiously waiting for clarity on President Trump’s new trade tariffs, and now, we finally have our answer. The administration has announced a mix of blanket and reciprocal tariffs that will impact global trade dynamics significantly. Breakdown of the Tariffs The United States will impose a baseline 10% broad-based tariff on its…
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Should Taxpayers Fund NPR and PBS? The Left Bias Public Broadcasters
in PoliticsShould Taxpayers Fund Public Media? The Debate Over NPR and PBS Yesterday March 26, NPR CEO Katherine Maher and PBS CEO Paula Kerger testified before the House Subcommittee on a hearing called: “Anti-American Airwaves: Holding the Heads of NPR and PBS Accountable,” focused on allegations of partisan bias within public broadcasting and the ongoing debate…
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Palestinians Rise Against Hamas: The Largest Protest Since War Began
in PoliticsHundreds Join Gaza’s Largest Anti-Hamas Protest Since War Began Since Oct 7th, 2023, the people of Gaza have endured immense suffering. Their voices have often been drowned out by war, political agendas, and the iron grip of the terrorist group Hamas. However, in an unprecedented moment of defiance, hundreds of Palestinians took to the streets…
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Should the U.S. Eliminate the Department of Education?
in PoliticsThe Department of Education (DOE) was created in 1979 under President Jimmy Carter with the goal of enforcing civil rights laws and improving education quality. However, critics argue that despite its massive $80 billion budget, student performance has declined, and American students consistently rank below many other industrialized nations in math, science, and reading. Trump’s…