Weekend Reviews: Trump Declares 2024 Run Amid DOJ Investigation
Donald Trump declared his 2024 presidential run last week as he kicked start his third-time campaign for the White House. The announcement was greeted with a variety of feelings from across the political spectrum, including from many of his Republican peers, some of whom blamed the ex-President’s antics, rhetoric, and actions from recent years of […]
FBI Raids Trump’s Mar-a-Lago Resort
The FBI searched former President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago residence in southern Florida in search of confidential documents taken by Trump from the White House after the conclusion of his term in office. “These are dark times for our Nation, as my beautiful home, Mar-A-Lago in Palm Beach, Florida, is currently under siege, raided, and occupied […]
Weekend Reviews: U.S-China Relations Tense As Pelosi Considers Taiwan Visit
Tensions have escalated between the United States and China over anticipation by the West that China plans to make a military move on its eastern neighbor, the island nation of Taiwan. Taiwan’s status as an independent nation has long frustrated China, which perceives any diplomatic ties it might have with the United States and other […]
Weekend Reviews! Massive Wildfires Scorch Southern Europe
Huge wildfires have engulfed massive tracts of land in Portugal, France, and Spain as firefighters from those and neighboring countries fought fiercely to contain the blazes. The blaze erupted due to a record-breaking heat wave that had engulfed the continent of Europe. The fires have been further exacerbated by strong winds that have caused them […]
Weekend Reviews: Shinzo Abe Assassinated At Public Appearance
Former Prime Minister of Japan Shinzo Abe was assassinated while giving a speech in the Japanese city of Nama on Friday afternoon. Abe was Japan’s longest-serving leader at the time of his resignation in 2020. The 67-year-old politician was shot from behind by an assailant who wielded a homemade weapon, a shocking turn of events […]
Weekend Reviews: S Court Overturns Roe vs. Wade
The United States Supreme Court has overturned the 50-year-old landmark legislation Roe vs. Wade and the lesser-known Planned Parenthood vs. Casey and determined that abortion is not a federally protected human right. The move from the conservative majority supreme court represents a significant setback toward women’s reproductive rights in the United States and has been […]
Weekend Reviews: Evidence Mounts That Trump May Face Criminal Charges
As the January 6th Committee concludes the first three hearings of its investigations into the 2021 Capitol attack, key figures have articulated that there is a growing wealth of evidence that would provide sufficient impetus to charge former US President Donald Trump with serious criminal convictions. Some ex-justice department lawyers have stated that events at […]
Weekend Reviews: Senate Negotiators Reach A Deal on Gun Control
The United States Senate announced that their bargainers have successfully created a modest bipartisan response to the recent wave of gun violence that has afflicted the country in the last month. The somewhat limited deal offers modest curbs towards limiting gun ownership and allocation of resources towards improving school safety measures and mental health programs. […]
DOJ Appeals Federal Judge’s Title 42 Decision
The DOJ has filed an appeal against a Federal Judge’s decision to block the Biden Administration’s attempt to end Title 42. Title 42 allows Border Patrol officials to deport migrants from foreign countries back to their nation of origin, allegedly protecting public health in the face of unpredictable COVID outbreaks. The Biden administration had planned […]
Russia Continues Assault in Eastern Ukraine
The Russian military has been reported to have been suffering a heavy loss of personnel in Eastern Ukraine, where battles have raged for weeks as Russia has refocused efforts to capture major urban centers in the region. In Mariupol, a port city in Eastern Ukraine that has been under constant bombardment, over 1,000 civilians are […]