The Rise of Hate: Again. In a world that champions diversity and inclusion, the resurgence of hate and antisemitism is a chilling reminder of the darkest chapters in human history. This phenomenon is not limited to one region or political ideology; it’s a global issue that raises uncomfortable questions about our collective memory and commitment…
From Grassroots to Global Movement Earth Day, celebrated annually on April 22, marks a pivotal moment in the history of environmental awareness. It’s a day that brings together millions of people worldwide to engage in activities that promote environmental sustainability and raise awareness about climate change. The origins of Earth Day, however, are rooted in…
The Business of Conflict: How War Becomes a Lucrative Industry In the modern era, the nature of conflict has evolved. While historical battles were fought over territorial claims or ideological differences, today’s conflicts often mask a more sinister motive—financial gain. Across the globe, nations embroiled in conflicts are perceived not only as battlegrounds but also…
Despite the billions of dollars in foreign aid that the United States sends worldwide, many countries don’t necessarily hold favorable opinions about America. This contradiction raises a fundamental question: Why do we keep sending aid to places where we’re not always welcomed? Having lived and worked in places like Gaza, Jerusalem, and Ukraine, I’ve witnessed…
This could be your story. In the dim light of his mother’s basement, Alex, a 22-year-old avid gamer, was lost in the vibrant, chaotic world of Fortnite. The outside world was nothing more than a distant reality, secondary to the victories and defeats he faced on his screen. His sanctuary, surrounded by posters of iconic…
The script I would have written for the Senator, if asked, follows: Good evening, my fellow Americans. I’m Katie Britt, and tonight, I have the honor of addressing you following President Biden’s State of the Union speech. We live in a nation of unparalleled strength, resilience, and potential. Yet, as we listened to the President…
Understanding who pays for a Presidential Campaign. As I flipped through news channels recently, a discussion on the cost of presidential elections and the taxpayers’ burden caught my attention, sparking a flurry of thoughts. With my extensive background working across various levels of political campaigns, both within America and globally, I’ve come to recognize the…
This interview took place over several months. Each question was asked and answered in separate encounters. In an era where the lines between truth and fiction blur with unsettling ease, it becomes imperative for journalism to dive deeper, to seek out the stories that lie in the shadows of our daily discourse. I, found myself…
Sometimes, it’s helpful to take a step back and look at a topic from a different perspective. With this article, I did just that. These immortal words, inscribed on the Statue of Liberty, are a testament to America’s foundational promise as a beacon of hope and refuge for the oppressed. Yet, as we delve into…
Insurrection – Good or Bad? Insurrections and uprisings against established authority have been a significant part of human history. These events often mark pivotal moments in the shaping of nations and societies. Here’s a list of notable insurrections throughout history, each underpinned by a mix of social, political, and cultural factors: Spartacus Revolt (73-71 BC):…
