In 2019, a Houston trade school’s elaborate student loan scam was uncovered, exposing a broader crisis: the systematic gutting of the Department of Education’s fraud-prevention team under the Trump administration....
Despite voices like Andrew Tate claiming marriage offers “zero statistical advantage” for men today, recent data shows marriage remains a resilient and beneficial institution. From increased happiness and financial stability...
In a deeply troubling case from Pennsylvania, questions arise about the integrity of prosecutorial discretion and the use of the death penalty as a political tool. The 2022 death of...
Impostor syndrome affects even the most accomplished individuals, from Nobel laureates to young doctors. This common psychological phenomenon causes people to doubt their achievements and fear being exposed as frauds....
Recent economic indicators reveal a slowing U.S. economy marked by rising prices, reduced production, and a deteriorating labor market. While President Trump promised growth and prosperity, his second-term policies from...
Bryan Kohberger’s silence at his sentencing leaves the families of Madison Mogen, Xana Kernodle, Kaylee Goncalves, and Ethan Chapin without the answer they most long for: Why? Drawing parallels to...
After a week of negative headlines, former President Donald Trump announced the deployment of nuclear submarines in response to Russian provocations. But are these threats just political posturing, or do...
The murder of George Floyd ignited a wave of protests that exposed deep racial injustices and fueled a movement of rebellion across the United States and beyond. Yet, the ensuing...
Emil Bove’s rapid ascent from a DOJ enforcer loyal to Trump’s agenda to a lifetime appointment on the Third Circuit highlights a disturbing shift in judicial nominations. His aggressive tactics,...
The Pentagon’s abrupt withdrawal from the Aspen Security Forum and suspension of participation in key defense-related conferences signals a worrying trend of fear and political control within the Department of...
