Share: Donald Trump has faced a total of 34 indictments of which he has yet to be found guilty in court. Despite this, he was still legally allowed to run for office and win the 2025 presidential election, in comparison with France’s government recently ruling against presidential candidate Marine Le Pen from running in the country’s 2027 race. Our federal government missed the opportunity to take similar measures, preventing a convicted felon from obtaining presidential office. On Monday, March 31st, Le Pen was found guilty …
‘Signalgate’ shenanigans cause national security shitstorm
Despite the gravity of the leak, the White House remains more focused on deflecting criticism than addressing the breach.
Are Bernie and AOC offering us genuine hope? It’s too early to tell
With the stakes higher than ever, are Bernie and AOC the leaders we’ve been waiting for—or just more career politicians?
Trump’s climate policy is just another get rich quick scheme
Share: Climate change is becoming a bigger and bigger issue and evolving, causing a chain reaction of severe weather like wildfires and storms. On Trump’s first day back in office, he withdrew the US from the Paris Climate Treaty. He signed to let natural disasters worsen. A study shows climate change made conditions more intense for the recent California wildfires, with drier and warmer weather. The storms that took over the midwest over the weekend of March 14th killed at least 42 people with violent …
Speaking up for vulnerable people will now get you prosecuted
Share: The U.S. has been recognized for a long period of time for its freedom of speech. Despite this, the Trump administration has interpreted the First Amendment in its own questionable way. College students are concerned about expressing themselves due to the terrible, unprofessional, and downright sinister actions of the government. The people of America need to remind the Trump administration that students and citizens, in general, have the right to speak up for a good cause, especially when the government has ignored what people …
Trump’s airstrikes provoke Iran at Yemen’s expense
Share: On Monday, March 17, 2025, the Associated Press reported that the United States bombed Yemen two nights in a row, claiming to target Houthi leaders in the capital of Sanaa on Saturday, March 15. President Donald Trump warns Iran in supporting Houthi activity in the Red Sea. Trump has found himself in the midst of chaos once again. Orders of airstrikes in Yemen have resulted in the deaths of 53 people and the injuries of 100 civilians. On the second night of airstrikes, US …
Trump is money-hungry, and his $5 million gold card proves that
Share: Just weeks after tightening immigration and conducting mass deportations, President Donald Trump has proposed a $5 million ‘gold card’ to replace the current EB-5 foreign investor citizenship, showing how utterly focused he is on status and money. Trump introduced this concept of a plan on Feb. 26, only about a month after his inauguration, when he signed executive orders that would restrict immigration and even attempted to end birthright citizenship, which is a constitutional right. This gold card seems contradictory to Trump’s immigration goals, …
Political Dissident: Elon’s government mooching leaves lingering musk
Share: Elon Musk is a character unlike anything we’ve seen before in U.S. history. He’s managed to worm his way into the Oval Office, seemingly becoming a fixture in the hearts and minds of the GOP. His title as a “special government employee” is an affront to the very laws and legal precedents designed to address conflicts of interest. The person most enamored with the father of 14 (from four different women) is, tragically, the most powerful person in the country: Donald Trump. Just last …
Musk’s stupidity unites Trump’s cabinet against him
Share: Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency has successfully sacked over 30 government programs in two months without any pushback from Donald Trump or Cabinet members, but after a tense cabinet meeting on March 7 with clashes between Musk and members, an implosion within the Executive branch is inevitable. During the cabinet meeting, Musk directly collided with at least two cabinet members over the number of employees they had fired from their departments. Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy were both …
AI that monitors dissent proves dystopia has arrived
Share: As consumers continue to be enticed with new iterations of technology, now powered with Artificial Intelligence; Secretary of State Marco Rubio has announced the government will also use AI to “catch and revoke” student visas. The government claims their objective is to combat antisemitism but at its core, this move threatens anyone that opposes the Trump administration. The constitution states it plainly: “we the people” have rights on US soil, regardless of immigration status. While some may disagree, revoking a student’s visa for their …