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The Billionaires Club:

It’s hard not to feel like this country is being run by billionaires and the rich. Somewhere along the way, it stopped being about the people and became all about money and power. The folks in charge don’t seem to care about what’s really happening in the neighborhoods, the schools, or the small towns. They’reContinue reading “The Billionaires Club:”

Dismantling Scholars to HBCU Programs

rump administration suspends Agriculture Department scholarship program at historically Black colleges From CNN’s Eva McKend A decades-old Department of Agriculture scholarship program aimed at putting young people at Historically Black Colleges and Universities on the path to careers in agriculture, food safety and environmental science has been suspended by the agency, according to its website.Continue reading “Dismantling Scholars to HBCU Programs”

The Power and Limits of Executive Orders: Are Checks and Balances Failing?

The Power and Limits of Executive Orders: Are Checks and Balances Failing? On the first day in office, the current president signed a large number of executive orders, raising questions about the true meaning and scope of such actions. While the U.S. Constitution does not explicitly mention executive orders, the president’s ability to issue themContinue reading “The Power and Limits of Executive Orders: Are Checks and Balances Failing?”

Is the White being sold to the highest Bidder?

Politics in the United States has always been a battleground for ideas, values, and leadership. However, in recent years, there’s a growing concern that the White House—a symbol of democracy—is being influenced by the highest bidder. This raises the question: how did we get here, and what can be done to restore trust in ourContinue reading “Is the White being sold to the highest Bidder?”

Access to Affordable Housing

Affordable housing isn’t just about buildings; it’s about having a safe place to live, raise a family, and build a future. But for many people, finding an affordable home has become a struggle that feels impossible to win. Take a mother of three kids, for example. She works long hours at two jobs, yet mostContinue reading “Access to Affordable Housing”

A call for Change: A case for safer Roads!!

In the bustling flow of traffic in any major metropolitan area, driving can feel more like a high-stakes game of chess than a daily commute. Among the myriad challenges drivers face, one scenario stands out as both dangerous and unjust: reckless lane-switching and the unfortunate consequences for unsuspecting drivers. Picture this: you’re driving on aContinue reading “A call for Change: A case for safer Roads!!”

Corruption and misuse of Power….

Corruption and misuse of power are like cracks in the foundation of society, weakening trust and fairness. When political parties, entrusted with serving the people, instead use their influence to intimidate and silence those with opposing views, the damage runs deep. This abuse of power doesn’t just target rival politicians—it reaches into the lives ofContinue reading “Corruption and misuse of Power….”

Systemic Inequality Deeply impact Crime Rate:

Systemic inequalities are deeply rooted in many societies, and their connection to crime is undeniable. From economic disparities to racial and social injustices, the unequal distribution of resources, opportunities, and rights often creates environments where crime can flourish. Understanding this relationship is key to addressing the root causes of criminal behavior and building safer communities.Continue reading “Systemic Inequality Deeply impact Crime Rate:”

Economic Uncertainty

In today’s world, the feeling of economic uncertainty is almost unavoidable. With rising costs, fluctuating job markets, and a rapid shift in global economics, many people are left wondering how to safeguard their financial futures. Economic uncertainty isn’t just a buzzword – it’s a very real experience that can impact our sense of security, ourContinue reading “Economic Uncertainty”