Imagine a world where politicians, like the rest of us, had to stick to what they said or face the consequences. It’s similar to how if we promise to bring food to the party and forget to, we can’t live it down for the next few months. What if a broken campaign promise came with […]
Tag: Politics
Conflict Between NATO and Russia Heats Up
NATO and Russia seem to be locked in a face off as tensions between them continue to rise. According to Reuters, “Russia on Thursday said that there was no Cold War with the West because it was now a ‘fiery’ conflict and that the European Union and the NATO military alliance were lying about alleged […]
Anti-Foreigner Sentiments Grow in Japan
In recent years, Japan has been increasingly leaning towards Anti-Foreigner sentiments as the Japanese government seeks to solve the country’s population crisis with foreign immigration. For years, Japan has been struggling with a population crisis. The population of Japan has been declining over time, with last year having two citizens die for every child born. […]
US Government Shuts Down
As of today, October 1st, the United States government has shut down, causing some non-essential government services to stop operation. The shutdown occurred because democrats and republicans disagreed on how to proceed with a spending bill and refused to let the bill pass. The disagreement resulted from a healthcare spending bill that democrats are adamant […]
Politics Is Everywhere — Even in What We Watch
I don’t watch the news unless it’s by accident or my grandparents have it on the TV. I don’t argue in comment sections on Facebook. And I don’t keep up with what’s going on. I can barely keep up with my laundry. Honestly, I’d prefer to talk about movies or what book I’ve been reading […]
Government Shutdown Imminent
For those unaware, as of today, if there is no change in how our government is heading, the federal government could enter a shutdown period on Wednesday, October 1st. This shutdown is a result of democrats and republicans being unable to agree on how to vote regarding what should be included in the budget resolutions. […]
The White House and Artificial Intelligence
Over the years there’s always a form of technology that gains people’s attention as the “next big thing.” In the 2000’s it was the internet and in the 2010’s it was social media. Nowadays, in the 2020’s, it’s artificial intelligence. It feels like everyone is trying to get their own hands on a slice of […]
Politics in Pop Culture: Do Celebrities Really Make a Difference?
Do you remember last election season, when all of these celebrities were posting about voting for Kamala Harris? I know I do. It seems they start making posts about voting every year. However, the real question is: does their support help, or does it merely become a diversion from the important issues at play? I’d […]
Learning About the Government Should Be Fun, Not Boring
Ask me how a bill becomes a law and I’ll stare at you like you just asked me to do long division in my head with no paper, no calculator and no hope. But ask me what snack I’d vote for? Suddenly, I’ve got a platform, a campaign, and a media strategy — and that’s […]
Kim Jong Un’s Daughter: A New Face for a Nuclear Dynasty
The public appearances of Kim Jong Un’s daughter, Kim Ju Ae, are more than just family photos. They are a clear and deliberate message. By showcasing her at missile sites and military events, Kim is tying the future of the Kim dynasty directly to North Korea’s nuclear program. Since her first public appearance at a […]
The Unfiltered Playa: When Reality Hits the Desert
For years, the legend of Burning Man has been built on a foundation of art, radical self-reliance, and a “leave no trace” ethos. It promises a temporary utopia, a vibrant escape from the mundane and often harsh realities of the outside world. But this year, the desert had other plans. Extreme weather, a surprise birth […]
Let’s Talk About Concealed Carry Laws
In recent years, a growing number of states have adopted so-called “permitless carry” laws, allowing individuals to carry concealed or open firearms in public without a government-issued license or the training it often requires. Proponents argue this trend aligns with the constitutional right to bear arms, empowering law-abiding citizens to defend themselves without bureaucratic hurdles. […]
