Politics

The tension between scientific evidence and political messaging has never been more evident. President Donald Trump, joined by his health secretary, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., frequently champions a “gold standard” approach to science, advocating for policies based on intuition and anecdotal evidence rather than robust research data. This clash of

A bombshell announcement shook the halls of the United States Congress this weekend, as Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene announced her retirement, leaving behind an unprecedented wave of uncertainty and doubt within the Republican party. This dramatic exit from the House of Representatives has been met not only with surprise but

Elon Musk's X (formerly Twitter) has unleashed a powerful new tool that throws light on the hidden machinations of online political discourse - a feature revealing account locations. This move, aimed to combat fake accounts and foreign manipulation, has stirred a firestorm of controversy as it exposes a

A groundbreaking new feature designed to expose fake accounts has inadvertently exposed deep-seated political tensions within America's online landscape. X, formerly known as Twitter, just unveiled a revolutionary transparency tool that allows users to see the location of any account they're viewing. While this seemingly straightforward

Charlotte, North Carolina found itself at the forefront of a tense legal and political battle over immigration policy, as the Trump administration launched another aggressive crackdown on undocumented immigrants. In a move that has drawn sharp criticism from civil rights groups and local residents alike, ICE officers have been deployed

The halls of the US House of Representatives are facing a tumultuous period, as Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s recent announcement of retirement has exposed a deep fissure within the Republican Party, one that threatens to destabilize their already fragile majority. Greene’s explosive exit, delivered with pointed criticism of