In the hastily thrown together 11th hour and 59th minute impeachment sequel of now former President Donald Trump, the bench presiding over the trial will be occupied by a new face. No, Chief Justice John Roberts did not retire, rather,… Read More ›
Effective at 12:00 on January 20th, Joe Biden was sworn in as the 46th President of the United States. Giving the new COVID world of lockdowns and social distancing, Biden’s inaugural events and celebrations were kept to a minimum, leaving… Read More ›
According to activists and advisors close to the President-elect, Joe Biden plans to introduce a wide reaching amnesty bill to Congress within his first days as President. Biden’s controversial plan includes “a pathway to citizenship for an estimated 11 million… Read More ›
In an abrasive Instagram Q&A livestream with followers, progressive ‘Squad’ leader Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez [NY14-D] made some shocking proposals on how Congress should address the apparent spread of fake news across media outlets. In the immediate aftermath of last weeks… Read More ›
Far from allies of President Trump, the ACLU and select world leaders have come out to criticize the troubling precedent set when Twitter and Facebook decided to indefinitely suspend the outgoing president from their platforms after a group of right… Read More ›
The election is over, it’s been over for a while now, Joe Biden will be sworn in as the 46th President of the United States on January 20th at noon. Unless thousands of votes mysteriously appear in Georgia, Democrats will… Read More ›
In a statement released as Trump rallied supporters in front of the capital, Vice President Mike Pence declared he will not attempt to overturn the 2020 election in favor of President Trump. Pence, acting as President of the Senate while… Read More ›
China has arrested, charged, and sentenced yet another citizen journalist for independently investigating the origins of COVID-19; she’s not the first and will almost certainly not the last. On Monday, a Chinese court sentenced lawyer turned independent journalist Zhang Zang… Read More ›
Unconfirmed and newly declassified reports from White House officials claim China attempted to hire “non state actors” to target U.S. troops stationed in Afghanistan. Two senior members of the Trump White House told Axios the administration “is declassifying as-yet uncorroborated… Read More ›
The University of Michigan’s Information Technologies department released a list of ‘offensive’ words and terms along with suggested alternatives, leaving many onlookers scratching their heads wondering what could possibly be offensive about picnics. In an attempt to foster a more… Read More ›
