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Aurora, Colorado – A case that has drawn national attention for its implications on law enforcement’s use of force took a significant turn as Randy Roedema and Jason Rosenblatt, two former Aurora police officers, pleaded not...
This Tuesday, October 3rd, will be a day etched into future history textbooks and forever eulogized by far-right Republicans. It is the day Matt Gaetz and his cohorts successfully asserted their power over the republican party and ousted Speaker Kevin...
Ferdinand Marcos died in exile as a pathetic and disgraced leader. A formerly loved and revered Filipino politician who won a Senate seat with the largest plurality ever, Marcos’s reputation had been smeared with accusations of corruption, violations...
Following five days of negotiation, the Writers Guild of America (WGA) and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP) have officially reached a tentative agreement, ending the 146-day writers’ strike mentioned in this previous article....
In 1890, the House of Congress passed the Sherman Act as the United States’ first antitrust law to create a “comprehensive charter of economic liberty aimed at preserving free and unfettered competition as the rule of trade.” In...
This opinion piece was written by Pacey Qi, an outspoken member of Generation Z. For years, America’s boomer leaders have blindly ignored future generations, and they will throw Gen Z into poverty because of it. As...
As the clock ticks down to a critical deadline, the United States Congress is once again embroiled in a high-stakes battle over government spending. With government funding set to expire on September 30th 2023, the House...
As Donald Trump continues to battle four indictments in federal and state courts, a new challenge has arisen from both Democrat and Republican ranks. Even though Trump’s growing list of indictments does not prevent him from...
Will the infamous Titanic ever be left to rest? In a legal conflict unfolding with increasing complexity, the United States federal government is opposing RMS Titanic, Inc.’s plan for an upcoming expedition to the iconic Titanic wreckage. The company, which...
“It was two people murdered that day,” Stated Ta’Kiya Young’s grandmother. The release of police body camera footage depicting the fatal shooting of 21-year-old Ta’Kiya Young in Columbus, Ohio, has sent shockwaves through the United States. This heartbreaking...
