Is it going to be a bone-chilling Halloween for retailers, or a frightful season of riches? The coronavirus pandemic has possessed every corner of the economy, turning the marketplace into a graveyard of business closures and broke consumers. While kids… Read More
Soon after Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s death on September 18, 2020, President Donald Trump announced his pick for Justice Ginsburg’s successor: Amy Coney Barrett. Who is she, and how did she come to be nominated as a Supreme… Read More
Dressing up as a witch for Halloween is popular among kids and adults as they take time adding warts to their noses and other witchy accessories. In fact, according to Google, a witch is the number one costume choice for… Read More
Presidential debates can often help undecided voters decide who to pick on Election Day. Throughout the last 60 years, important debate moments have changed presidential campaigns and had essential effects on changing the American public’s perception of many presidential candidates…. Read More
It has been said that if you are not a socialist before you are 25, you have no heart; if you are a socialist after 25, you have no brain. Young people have almost always leaned left toward the concepts… Read More
Come Election Day, the economy always plays an important role in voters’ choices. From tax cuts to investment in roads and buildings, Republicans and Democrats present measures to – hopefully – improve people’s financial situation and standard of living. Since… Read More
The Nazca Lines: Why Are They There? The Nazca lines are a Unesco World Heritage site in Peru that dates back about 2,000 years. Recently, another portion, an even older design, was discovered. This one is in the shape of… Read More
President Donald Trump recently tweeted that he was immune to COVID-19. Twitter attached a warning saying that it “spread misleading and potentially harmful information.” Later, one of America’s top medical experts, Dr. Anthony Fauci, partially defended Trump’s statement. So now… Read More
Voting is a right – and according to many, a duty for Americans. But voting has steps and rules to be followed, which can change from state to state. Voting rights are established by the Constitution and cannot be denied… Read More
A poll by the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, Real Clear Education, and College Pulse asked about 20,000 students at 55 campuses across America about their current attitudes on the First Amendment, censorship, tolerance, and self-expression. Violent Suppression Is… Read More
In recent years, the young generation has shown a huge interest in the field of economics. Once considered a boring subject, economics is now easier to understand than ever before. Whether it is via YouTube or the Khan Academy, leading… Read More
Voting is considered a basic right for a citizen of any representative democracy or constitutional republic, like the United States. At the national level, our system of voting is pretty universal. However, each state is allowed to define its own… Read More
