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Debunking the Myth: Understanding the True Epicenters of Homicide Rates in the U.S.

In recent times, a narrative has taken root in American political discourse, painting 'red states' - those traditionally voting Republican - as the primary culprits in the nation's troubling homicide rates. However, a closer examination of available crime data and geographic trends suggests a more nuanced reality. This piece aims to dissect the layers of…

ByadminDecember 1, 20230Comments

Issues

The Paradox of Advocacy: Unraveling the Controversies of the Anti-Defamation League (ADL)

In a world increasingly shaped by digital communication and polarizing politics, the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) occupies a unique and controversial position. Established in 1913 with the noble intent of combating anti-Semitism, the ADL's journey through the modern era of digital discourse and polarizing politics has been fraught with complexity and criticism, particularly around the ADL's…

ByadminDecember 1, 20230Comments

Community Policy

The FCC’s Digital Discrimination Vote: A Step Too Far?

In a world increasingly governed by digital connectivity, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has taken a bold step, one that might be too far-reaching. Their recent vote to implement new rules addressing 'digital discrimination' has stirred up a maelstrom of controversy. While the objective of ensuring equitable internet access is laudable, the execution raises serious…

ByadminNovember 15, 20230Comments

Election Vote

Voter Fraud: Urban Myth or Real Problem?

In America the right to vote is an action of democracy as much as it is a symbol freedom. One vote for one citizen is not just a rule but an expression of voice. But the thought of the public’s voice being muted and those in power able to control the results is downright scary.…

ByadminSeptember 2, 20160Comments

Economy

Have Our Methods of Polling Become Obsolete?

Every election year, America’s attention turns to politics. With Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton furiously campaigning across the nation America becomes very interested in who’s leading in the polls. Polls, otherwise known as opinion polls, are simply surveys of the public in order to see which candidate would receive more votes on Election Day. A…

ByadminAugust 31, 20160Comments

Economy

Drug Testing Welfare Applicants: An Expensive Waste of Time

A single parent tosses and turns early in the morning, sleeping little from the night before. Anxiety has flooded their mind with doubt as unpaid bills are piling up. Even with a job, the task of supporting the family has not gotten any easier. They lay in bed staring at the ceiling racking their brain…

ByadminAugust 19, 20160Comments

Immigration Policy

Coming to America: The State of Immigration

Immigration is a topic that America is very familiar with. It is ingrained in the history of our country and remains a heavily debated subject in politics, especially with the Presidential election coming up. Many Americans have a wide variety of views when it comes to how immigrants, both illegal and legal, and how they…

ByadminAugust 15, 20160Comments

Economy

America’s Economy: Strong but Still Weak

A constant topic in most political discussions is the state of the U.S. economy. It is something America is constantly analyzing by comparing internationally with other countries as well as domestically. 7 years after the recession the economy has somewhat rebounded, but we are still recovering. By analyzing different aspects of America’s performance in international…

ByadminAugust 8, 20160Comments

Economy

America’s Unemployment Rate: Interviewing Half The Problem

The U-3 unemployment rate for the month of June has hit an 8 year low at 4.9%. Based on this data alone many Americans see this as progress with the job market improving and giving more people an opportunity to work. The “official unemployment rate” (U-3) according to the Bureau of Labor and Statistics, is…

ByadminAugust 4, 20160Comments

Debunking the Myth: Understanding the True Epicenters of Homicide Rates in the U.S.

The Paradox of Advocacy: Unraveling the Controversies of the Anti-Defamation League (ADL)

The FCC’s Digital Discrimination Vote: A Step Too Far?

Voter Fraud: Urban Myth or Real Problem?

Have Our Methods of Polling Become Obsolete?

Drug Testing Welfare Applicants: An Expensive Waste of Time

Coming to America: The State of Immigration

America’s Economy: Strong but Still Weak

America’s Unemployment Rate: Interviewing Half The Problem

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2016 Election Financial Bio: Ted Cruz

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