The Lenovo IdeaPad Pro 5i 16 Gen 9 is making some noise as a potential powerhouse, boasting a strong processor and a discrete GPU – a combo that hints at gaming capabilities. But is it really a stealth gaming machine or just another laptop trying to do it all? While a powerful processor and a de
A New York judge has decided to delay former President Donald Trump's sentencing in his criminal case, pushing the decision past the 2024 election. This move allows Trump to campaign without the weight of a potential prison sentence hanging over his head. But does this delay raise questions about t
Selena Gomez has become a billionaire according to Bloomberg, largely thanks to her makeup company Rare Beauty's success with its passionate fanbase attracted by her huge social media presence. Her journey from Disney stardom to business mogul inspires questions on the influence of platforms and bl
Americans are leaving their country due to anxieties about the political climate, not for adventure. The question is whether they are justified or overreacting. Thousands of readers responded to a New York Times survey expressing frustration, fear, and disappointment with American politics. Many are
Former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris are gearing up for their first (and maybe only) debate on September 10th, with just 61 days until the election. The stakes are high as they address key issues like tax policy - Harris unveiled a plan to help small businesses while Trump
At the Republican National Convention, Donald Trump was presented not just as a political leader, but as a divinely ordained warrior. This dangerous narrative, fueled by Christian nationalist rhetoric, positions Trump as a chosen figure battling against a demonic enemy. But is this a genuine expre
In a brazen power play that reeks of desperation ahead of the midterms, President Biden is trying to bypass Congress and sneakily forgive nearly $147 billion in student loans through his Education Department. Seven Republican-led states are crying foul, suing the administration for what they claim
A school shooting at Apalachee High School in Georgia has left at least four dead and 30 injured, including a special education math teacher who survived after being shot in the foot and hip. While the shooter, believed to be as young as 14, is in custody, this tragedy raises many critical question
Imagine this scenario: You're a bright-eyed student, eager to get your degree and start building the life you've always dreamed of. So you take out loans to attend a for-profit college that promises big things but delivers little more than mountains of debt and worthless credentials. Sound like a ni
A 14-year-old boy tragically took the lives of two students and two teachers at Apalachee High School in Georgia. This event, just another in a long line of school shootings, begs the question: how many more tragedies must occur before we truly address this issue? The US Secretary of Education, Mi
