School Shooting in Uvalde, Texas Leaves 21 Dead, Dems Call for Gun Reform

U.S. Politics

On Tuesday, Uvalde, Texas was the scene of a horrific school shooting that left twenty-one people dead. The shooting took place at Robb Elementary School. Some of the youngest victims were as young as eight years old. Two teachers perished in the massacre as well.

Sussmann Trial Reveals that Top Officials were ‘Fired Up’ about Russian Collusion

U.S. Politics

The Mueller investigation might have vindicated President Trump, but the Durham investigation is detailing the effort that went into investigating him and his family in 2016. On May 16, the Michael Sussmann trial began, with each day's testimony revealing more and more about the investigation into Russian collusion.

Key 2022 Primaries in Georgia and Arkansas on Tap for Tuesday

U.S. Politics

The 2022 election cycle is well underway, and, on Tuesday, the nation will be watching Georgia in particular. However, President Donald Trump has campaigned for not only Georgia candidates, but for candidates in Alabama and Arkansas as well.

What is the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework? What does it mean for Americans?

World

President Biden, while in South Korea, took part in the announcement of an economic initiative in which the United States and twelve countries Asia and the Pacific will "counter China's influence in the region." Named the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework, the initiative includes nations that the Biden Administration says is forty percent of the world's Gross Domestic Product.

Clinton Approved of Peddling Russia-Trump Allegations Personally

U.S. Politics

During the 2016 election cycle, Americans witnessed perhaps one of the most vicious campaigns, at least where dirty political tricks are concerned. In the last few weeks leading up to the election, allegations were made against Donald Trump including those of sexual harassment and colluding with the Russian government in order to win the election.

Federal Judge Blocks Biden Administration from Ending Title 42

Government

On Friday, a federal judge handed down a ruling that blocked the Biden Administration from ending Title 42. Title 42 is a COVID-era mandate that sent about fifty percent of illegal migrants back to their home country. Earlier this year, the Biden Administration had announced that the CDC was prepared to roll back the mandate, although multiple lawmakers had pleaded with the president to reconsider.

‘Roe’ decision could be handed down Monday; Biden Administration Warns

U.S. Supreme Court

One month ago, a leaked draft of an opinion regarding the Mississippi abortion law case, Thomas v. Jackson Women's Health, caused an uproar across the country. The opinion, written by conservative Justice Samuel Alito, appeared to overturn Roe v. Wade.

Monkeypox: What is it, and Should You be Worried?

U.S. Politics

Within the last week, you've likely heard news of cases of monkeypox, with most cases in the United Kingdom. However, on May 18, the Massachusetts health officials as well as the CDC announced a case in that state. So far, it is the lone case of monkeypox in the United States.

Is America and the World Headed for a Recession? Predictions and How to Prepare

Economy

Whether you live paycheck to paycheck or you have money socked away for a rainy day, the economy is no doubt affecting your bottom line. Everything has become more expensive, from everyday necessities like bread, milk, and eggs to paper products and cleaning supplies for one's home. In addition, gas prices have risen to record prices every day for ten days in a row.

AAA Provides Insight on Record Gas Prices: What Consumers Can Expect

Economy

For eleven consecutive days, Americans have seen the national average price of one gallon of gas rise to a new record level. All fifty states have gas prices at $4 or more. AAA released a statement in which the agency said this phenomenon is "unprecedented."