Capturing Cartel Leaders: Victory or Volatility?
On July 25, 2024, the United States had a victory in arresting Ismael “El Mayo” Zambada, who is a founder of the Sinaloa cartel and Joaquin Guzman Lopez, a son of another founder. The United States...
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Mock Slave Auctions and Racial Inequality: A Wake-Up Call for South Africa
South Africa is a country with a long and painful history regarding race. From apartheid to the current inequalities faced by different racial minorities. Recently a school in Cape Town, Pinelands High School has been found...
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Ethiopia’s Environmental Challenge
Ethiopia has recently been going through landslides that have been triggered not only by climate change but also by rapid development that the Ethiopian government has not been taking necessary precautions towards. Ethiopia is a nation...
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Trump Holds First Outdoor Rally Since Assassination Attempt
ASHEBORO, N.C. (AP) — On Wednesday, Donald Trump, the former president and current candidate, returned to the campaign trail with his first outdoor rally since last month’s assassination attempt. Speaking to supporters from behind bulletproof glass,...
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Op-Ed: Project 2025– The Radical Plan for a “Trump State”
MILWAUKEE, July 17, 2024 – As Donald Trump prepares to accept the Republican nomination on Thursday, his anticipated speech comes in the wake of last Saturday’s attack. All eyes will be on whether he clarifies his...
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The Endurance Empire: Kenya’s Dominance over Long-Distance Running
In October of 2019, Eliud Kipchoge ran the first ever sub 2 hour marathon running a time of 1 hour, 59 minutes and 40 seconds. This unbelievable achievement that had never been performed before is an...
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Inflation cooling down in the U.S: The calm after the storm
Consumer prices have been steady, but July data on U.S. inflation shows surprisingly lowering rates despite the previously high readings that would’ve originally suggested otherwise. This report is also good news as it can support the...
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Why aren’t millennials and Gen Z having kids?
As the U.S. birth rate keeps dropping remaining steady at its lowest birth rate since its beginning, the question of why and how this is happening appears. Well, the answer is tragic but very simple: More...
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Sand Mafias: Illegal Sand Mining Leads to Civilian Deaths in India
The sand demand in india has approximately tripled since the early 2000s. To feed the demand and supply thoroughly, miners have switched from manual and artisanal extraction to massive and mechanized exploitation, leading to major damage....
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The Indian Vulture Crisis: Human Deaths Connected
Vultures have significantly declined since 1996. Over a decade, their numbers decreased to near extinction values. Three of India’s vulture species of the genus – “Gyps” – the long-billed and the slender-billed had dwindled by a...
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Op-Ed: Trump’s Fight Against Big Tech Is About Power, Not Principles
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