AMERICAN POLITICS

Sep 23 2024POLITICS

The Politics of Toughness: Why Democrats Are Embracing the 'Manly' Game of Football

In the world of politics, football has long been seen as a symbol of masculinity, strength, and competitiveness. But what happens when a party like the Democratic Party, known for its progressive values and inclusivity, starts embracing this traditionally conservative sport? This is exactly what's happening with Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, who has been using metapho...

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Sep 20 2024POLITICS

Journalism's Dilemma: A Story of Relationships and Trust

In the world of journalism, maintaining trust with readers is paramount. When a reporter is involved in a personal relationship with a subject they're covering, it raises questions about the integrity of their reporting. Such a situation has unfolded in the case of Olivia Nuzzi, a top politics writer for New York magazine, who has taken leave after allegedly having a...

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Sep 15 2024OPINION

The Kennedy Legacy: A Tale of Family, Politics, and Betrayal

The Kennedy family has been a symbol of American politics for decades, with its members holding high offices and leaving a lasting impact on the country. However, when one of its own, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., defected from the Democratic Party and endorsed former President Donald Trump, the family was quick to condemn him. But is RFK Jr.'s decision to support Trump tru...

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Sep 15 2024POLITICS

Christian Nationalism: A Recipe for Divisive Politics

Josh Hawley, a U.S. Senator from Missouri, has recently sparked controversy by advocating for Christian nationalism, a far-right ideology that claims the United States was founded as a Christian nation and promotes Christian fundamentalism as a national religion. But is this ideology really as benign as Hawley makes it out to be? On its surface, Christian nationalis...

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Sep 12 2024POLITICS

Divided We Shop: The Most Partisan Brands in America

Americans are more divided than ever, and this polarization extends far beyond politics. It's not just about who we vote for or what policies we support, but also where we shop, what we consume, and what charities we donate to. But what does this mean for the brands we love? According to YouGov, only 29% of U.S. brands are bipartisan, leaving the remaining 71% with ...

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Sep 06 2024ENTERTAINMENT

English Teacher: From Classroom to Concert Stage

Lily Fontaine and her bandmates are flipping the script on what it means to be an indie rock star. With their debut album "This Could Be Texas," they've proven that sometimes the most unlikely teachers make for the best lessons. But let's rewind a bit. How did these former dream poppers become funky, synth-loving guitar gods? Well, according to them, it all started ...

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Sep 06 2024POLITICS

The Dragon's Deception: Unmasking the Chinese Communist Party's Influence in American Politics

As the midterm elections approach, the Biden administration and Democrats are once again fixated on Russia, Russia, Russia. Attorney General Merrick Garland has rolled out new charges against Russian media figures and seized alleged connected Internet domains, in an obvious effort to garner attention and signal party spokespeople to play up these claims against Donal...

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Sep 05 2024POLITICS

The Powell Memo: A Blueprint for Corporate Domination

In the summer of 1971, a little-known lawyer named Lewis F. Powell Jr. penned an explosive memo to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. In this document, later known as the 'Powell Memo', Powell argued that American business had become too complacent and needed to take aggressive action to regain political power. He urged corporations to use their resources to influence pol...

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