Presidential debates and their influence on voters
Presidential debates have been a political tradition in the United States since its first televised debate between Kennedy and Nixon in 1960.
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Kowalski vs Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital
The case of Kowalski vs John Hopkins All Children’s Hospital, or what is known today as the “Take Care of Maya” case (based on the title of the Netflix original documentary), demonstrates how a good deed can turn out monstrous.
Veterans Day history
Veterans Day, observed annually on Nov. 11, is not only a day off from work or school but also a reminder to honor and express gratitude towards the brave people who have served in the military.
U.S. Congress elects Mike Johnson as the new Speaker of the House
On Oct. 3, 2023, Kevin McCarthy was voted out as the speaker of the House, a historical event for the United States government. However, on Oct. 25, Mike Johnson, a social conservative lawyer, received 221 votes to become the new speaker of the House.
The college debt forgiveness debate
Everyone wants to be debt-free, and if given the opportunity, should it be offered? President Biden has tried multiple times during his term as president to cancel student debt, which means that any debt someone has incurred during college years would be forgiven.
How has the use of social media helped to positively impact the world?
Over the past decade, social media has boomed all over the world. From Facebook to TikTok, most people use at least one social media app daily. Social media has significantly transformed communication and interaction, shaping how we get our information, our relationships, and even our discussions.
Israel-Hamas War: Conflict, timeline, and developments
On Saturday, Oct. 7, 2023, Hamas, a radical Palestinian brotherhood, attacked a music festival, killing hundreds of partygoers and holding dozens hostage.
Freedom of Speech restricted
Free speech is a value that Americans hold dear. It is described as an inalienable or God-given right. However, is there a time when this inalienable right should be limited?
From test scores to policy: Evaluating the U.S. educational system on the global stage
The educational system of the United States and its neighboring nations rely on many important factors to ensure success. Several aspects contribute to their advancements.
COVID-19 vaccine update
COVID-19 has adapted rapidly since its discovery. While previous vaccines offered effective immunity, COVID-19 has continued to evolve, most notably into the Omicron variant.
