News & Society
The Clown King of East Africa
By Dr Neil Watson · 1 year ago
The Killer Clown of East Africa
Have you heard of Puntland? What about a Mr Said Abdullahi Deni? If the answer is no, then look again, for what is unfolding in Puntland is of profound ...
The Concerning Power Play of New York's Attorney General: A Threat to Its Politician and New Yorkers
By John Teller · 1 year ago
The office of New York's attorney general is meant to serve as a pillar of justice, upholding the rule of law and protecting the rights of all citizens. However, recent actions by the current attorney ...
Should the Common App add an optional essay on race?
By The Ivy Institute · 1 year ago
In the pursuit of cultivating a diverse and inclusive academic environment, the Common App has been at the forefront of exploring innovative approaches in the admissions process. Building on the success of the optional COVID-19 ...
Can being an ‘Influencer’ help a student get into the Ivy League? — The Ivy Institute
By The Ivy Institute · 1 year ago
In today's digital age, social media has revolutionized the way we communicate, share ideas, and connect with the world. Platforms like Instagram and TikTok have given rise to a new type of influencers, individuals who ...
Does Harvard even know what it takes to get into… Harvard? The answer may surprise you! — The Ivy Institute
By The Ivy Institute · 1 year ago
Harvard University, one of the most prestigious and selective institutions in the world, has long been an aspiration for ambitious students seeking to further their education and pave the way for a successful future. However, ...
Who has the Right to Control another Adult's Life Without their Consent?
By June Stepansky · 1 year ago
The simple answer to that difficult question is that no one ever has the right to control another person's life. The only control a citizen of any country should experience is to follow the laws ...
Can the Charter of Democracy Save Pakistan’s Imperiled Democracy?
By Fahad Afzal Mughal · 1 year ago
Pakistan, a nation known for its tumultuous political history, stands at a critical juncture in its democratic journey. As the challenges to democracy persist, a pressing question weighs heavily on the minds of many: Can ...
How Much Is a Postcard Stamp（Official News）
By Macy Carpenter · 1 year ago
I remember once being in such a rush to send a postcard to my grandma that I didn’t even bother to check the stamps’ price.
I confidently walked up to the post office counter, dropped ...
Is Iran in a revolutionary situation?
By Siavash Soltani Hemmat · 1 year ago
Is Iran in a revolutionary situation?
Iran experienced a very critical situation last year. The country's political system has faced many problems. Wide demonstrations along dozens of cities occurred in the country, and the government ...
The DJI Drone Ban
By Ron Clevenger · 1 year ago
What The DJI Drone Ban Means For Professional Drone Pilots in the Private Sector.
In May 2020, the U.S. Department of Commerce placed Chinese-based drone manufacturer DJI on its Entity List. Consequently, DJI drone products ...
No Ifs, No Buts: This was a Mississippi Lynching In 2022
By Clare Xanthos, Phd · 1 year ago
RASHEEM CARTER, A YOUNG BLACK MAN, WAS FOUND DECAPITATED AND DISMEMBERED AFTER REPORTING THAT HIS EMPLOYER WANTED HIM DEAD.
The 2022 murder of Rasheem Ryelle Carter, 25, in rural Mississippi, is one of the ugliest, ...
Why We Must Be Masters of Our Counter Culture
By Imran Shah · 1 year ago
When we think of counter culture, we mostly think of it as things that are niche, contrary to the status quo, but entirely recreational. Whilst counter culture always has its expressive and artistic side, to ...
It is more Important than Ever that we Guard against Selfish and Criminal Charismatic Leaders.
By June Stepansky · 1 year ago
We have recently seen how our ex-president was able to rally his followers to become a dangerous mob that violently attacked our capital on January 6th with the intent of destroying our democracy.
Because we ...
Stopping world hunger387
By Ashton Travis · 1 year ago
World Hunger
(We Gotta Stop It)
By Ashton Travis
We all know of the worldwide problem of hunger (hints why it’s called world hunger) that affects over 2.3 billion people, that is over 10% of ...
THE SUPERPOWER
By Lionel Ortiz · 1 year ago
THE SUPERPOWER| Soviet Union.
By: Lionel Ortiz
The Soviet Union were a communist country often referred as¨The SuperPower¨
The Soviet Union were referred as ¨The SuperPower¨ for inventing the most powerful nuke ever recorded named ...
Elevate Your Safety Skills: Online Forklift Training and Fall Protection Courses at AI Forklift Training
By Andy Igneczi · 1 year ago
At AI Forklift Training, we understand the importance of safety in the workplace. That's why we offer a wide range of online training courses designed to help you hone your skills and stay safe on ...
What Actions can we Take to Prevent our Country from Becoming an Autocracy?
By June Stepansky · 1 year ago
Democracy cannot protect itself. It needs constant attention and effort from all of us to keep it functioning well so it can continue to be a shield of justice for its citizens from the dangerous ...
REUNIFICATION OF CHINA AND TAIWAN: SIMULATIONS OF A COVID ORIGIN STORY
By William Ludlow · 1 year ago
Was SARS-CoV-2 or a successor virus being developed at the Wuhan Institute of Virology as a vehicle for achieving the strategic aims of the Chinese Communist Party, including the “peaceful” conquest of Taiwan?
By the ...
Pop Off Pms
By Tamara Winter · 1 year ago
Pop-off PMs
By Tamara Winter.
Over the past year we saw a record-breaking number of changes in the world of British politics. The three laughable attempts at running our country started with Boris Johnson who ...
Corruption
By Donald Plourde · 1 year ago
Government corruption is a persistent problem in many countries around the world. It can take many forms, including bribery, embezzlement, nepotism, and misuse of public funds. Corruption undermines democracy, weakens the rule of law, and ...