On December 13, 2025, Brown University faced an unimaginable tragedy while students were studying for final exams. A gunman entered the Barus and Holley Building, which houses Brown’s School of Engineering, and shot eleven students, killing two of them. The following day, families and friends of the Sandy Hook ElementaryContinue Reading
In mid-September, YouGov reported that 55 percent of Americans, mostly Democrats and Independents, say the state of freedom of speech is somewhat or very bad, with only 27 percent, mostly Republicans, saying that it is good. However, Democrats, Independents, and Republicans are all viewing the state of freedom of speechContinue Reading
Normally, Mondays are used to begin the week. It is a fresh start to a set of goals. But for Christopher Cox, the Chief of Staff of Congresswoman Yvette Clark of Brooklyn, NY, this Monday was more of a recovery day. Congresswoman Clark served as the Chair for the 2025Continue Reading
Unless you have been under a rock for the last four months, you are aware of the sea changes that are coming from the Trump Administration and the cascading impact it’s having around the world. From policy changes to layoffs to conversations about the future, no one is safe fromContinue Reading
There’s no doubt that the Trump Administration has kept its promise to secure the border of the United States. What no one expected was the incredible increase in the pursuit of non-documented people living and working deep within the country. Since Trump took office, 37,600 people have been removed, farContinue Reading
When the 2024 election winner was announced, people all over the country began to express anxiety about a Trump victory. That feeling subsided for a month or two until Trump took office. As soon as he moved back into the White House, the stress level of the country increased fromContinue Reading
Voting is based on information. Where that information comes from is extremely important and there are many sources. Every campaign is actively engaged in targeted marketing, begging for donations in order to fund their campaigns and beat out their competitors. The dissemination of facts and information in their marketing —Continue Reading
It has happened again — but this time it feels different. This time, the crime of murdering another Black man hit all US homes. US Special Forces Airman, Roger Fortson, was killed by an Okaloosa County sheriff’s officer for simply answering his door. The sheriff, responding to the wrong apartmentContinue Reading
Abortion rights in America have always been a talking point for elected officials, especially when running for office. The hot topic of deciding if a woman has the right to decide what to do with her own body has been debated and ruled on for over seventy years. After theContinue Reading
Here are the rules if you want to interview a superhero: You must be flexible with your time; you must have an idea of what you want to ask; the questions cannot be boring. Superheroes are always thinking about the next soul to save and don’t have time for mediocrity.Continue Reading
