As France navigates its way through the complexities of politics, a new government has been announced, dominated by conservatives and centrists. The transition comes on the heels of a contentious election season, where the left-wing coalition secured the most seats in June-July parliamentary electio
In the world of college football, few defensive schemes have gained notoriety like the one concocted by D'Anton Lynn and Wink Martindale. The USC defensive coordinator and Michigan's Wink Martindale, respectively, have cooked up a system that's a perfect blend of deception and pressure. But can thei
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 benig
As Rhode Island lawmakers buzz about state Senator Sandra Cano's potential departure for a federal job, questions arise about her future and the implications for the state. Cano, a heavy favorite to be reelected to her Senate District 8 seat, has been tight-lipped about the US Small Business Adminis
The debate over Ukraine's use of long-range weapons to hit Russia is heating up, with some NATO officials backing Kyiv's right to strike deep into Russian territory. However, the Biden administration remains hesitant to allow Ukraine to use American-made weapons for expanded strikes. The issue has s
The stage was set for a high-stakes showdown between two strong-willed politicians. Kamala Harris, the Democratic vice president, and Donald Trump, the former Republican president, clashed on politics, personality, and their visions for America. Will Harris's approach to pushing back against Trump'
A recent New York Times/Siena College poll reveals a nail-biter race between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, with both candidates battling for the elusive 'change' vote. While polls consistently show Trump leading on issues like the economy and immigration, and Harris ahead on abortion, a surprisin
North Carolina has been a political seesaw for decades. Republicans usually win the state's electoral votes in presidential elections, while Democrats win gubernatorial races. This year, however, could be different. Both the presidential and gubernatorial races are very close, with neither side havi
