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The Great American State Fair Is Not Looking So Great
Young MC, Morris Day, The Commodores, and Martina McBride Pull Out of Trump’s Great American State Fair If you have to trick people into standing next to you, the statement has already been made. The announcement came Wednesday. Freedom 250 — the Trump administration’s branding arm for America’s 250th birthday celebration — dropped the “first wave” of performers for what they called the Great…
They Really Think We're Stupid
The White House Correspondents’ Dinner — that annual exercise in polite fiction where journalists who spent the year softballing power pretend to roast it — became the site of what we’re now supposed to accept as an attempted assassination. Cole Tomas Allen, a Black man, allegedly armed, allegedly ran into a room containing the President, Vice President, and the entire cabinet of an…
The Supreme Court Just Made Racism Legal Again
On April 29, 2026, the Supreme Court decided that protecting minority voting rights is unconstitutional if you do it too well. Let that sentence sit with you for a moment. The highest court in the land ruled, 6-3, that Louisiana cannot draw congressional districts that actually reflect the racial makeup of its population because doing so relies too much on race. The case is Louisiana v. Callais,…
Pam Bondi Is Out. Good. But Will We See Accountability?
Trump fired his Attorney General on April 2, 2026. The stated reason was frustration. The real story is what she did with the most powerful law enforcement office in the country for 14 months before he got tired of her. Pam Bondi is out as Attorney General of the United States. Donald Trump announced her firing on Truth Social on April 2, 2026, replacing her with Deputy Attorney General Todd…
Why Did Why Trump Attended the Supreme Court Hearing?
The Quiet Threat Speaks for Itself When a sitting president walks into the Supreme Court chamber during an active case, that’s not a show of confidence. That’s a visit from the landlord. On April 1, 2026, Donald Trump became the first sitting White House occupant in American history to attend oral arguments at the Supreme Court. Read that again slowly. The White House sent its principal — the…
Best Sora Alternatives in 2026: Free & Paid AI Video Tools You Can Use Today
AI video generation accelerated faster than most people expected. When Sora first appeared, it showed a clear jump in what these systems could do. A short text prompt could produce a coherent video with movement, lighting, and scene transitions that felt structured rather than random. And now, just a short time later, users are already scrambling for Sora alternatives. For many users, this was…
Trump Lost at the Supreme Court. His Tariffs Survived Anyway. Here's Why That Should Scare You
The Court Won. Trump Won Anyway. Now What? The Supreme Court ruled against Donald Trump on Friday. He lost 6 to 3. Three of his own appointees — Chief Justice John Roberts, Justice Neil Gorsuch, and Justice Amy Coney Barrett — sided with the majority. Roberts wrote the opinion himself, with the kind of blunt institutional clarity he reserves for moments he considers historically significant.…
Why Is Everyone Fighting Over Sydney Sweeney and American Eagle?
American Eagle’s “Sydney Sweeney Has Great Jeans” ad, which features the actress promoting their denim line, has caused a major debate, especially online. In the commercial, Sweeney provides a voice-over that explains how genes (spelled g-e-n-e-s) are passed down, influencing traits like hair and eye color. The camera then focuses on her wearing a pair of blue jeans (spelled j-e-a-n-s), and she…
Mahmoud Khalil’s Arrest Should Worry Everyone Who Cares About Free Speech
Mahmoud Khalil, a Palestinian activist and recent Columbia University graduate, was detained by federal immigration agents. This unprecedented action has sparked demonstrations and debates about the use of immigration enforcement in political contexts. Khalil, known for his advocacy rather than violence, was arrested without being charged with a crime, highlighting a use of power that seems to…
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How to Fix "Unable to Verify Account Name or Password" for Hotmail on Mac (2024)
Why You’re Getting the “Unable to Verify Account Name or Password” Error for Hotmail on Mac Are you stuck with that frustrating “Unable to verify account name or password” error when trying to connect your Hotmail to Mac Mail? You’re not alone—this issue has been popping up a lot lately, especially after Microsoft’s recent security updates. The worst part? You’re typing in your password…
Should local governments publish lists of unscrupulous activities by private employers?
New York City Comptroller Brad Lander recently unveiled a new tool aimed at promoting transparency and accountability in the business sector: the “Employer Violations Dashboard.” Known colloquially as the “Wall of Shame,” this dashboard is a public resource that catalogs and displays a range of labor law violations committed by businesses across the city from 2020 to 2023. This initiative,…
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Were you taught in school that the numbers we use are Arabic numerals?
A recent poll by CivicScience has revealed a big misconception that might highlight a significant gap in American educational awareness. The poll asked 3,624 respondents whether “Arabic numerals” should be taught in schools, revealing that 56% of participants opposed their inclusion in the curriculum. Ironically, these are the very numerals (0-9) used universally in daily life and critical for…
Should break dancing be included as a sport in future Olympic Games?
Breaking, also known as breakdancing, made a historic debut at the 2024 Paris Olympics, marking a significant milestone for this dynamic and athletic form of dance. Originating from the streets, it quickly evolved into a global phenomenon. Its inclusion in the Olympics has been seen by many as a celebration of its artistic and athletic merits, bringing a fresh, youthful energy to the…
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Do you believe Algerian boxer Imane Khelif should have been banned from boxing women?
During the Paris Olympics, a boxing match between Algerian athlete Imane Khelif and Italian boxer Angela Carini was catapulted into the global spotlight not for the sport itself, but for the controversy it sparked. Khelif, who won the bout in just 46 seconds after delivering a powerful punch that dislodged Carini’s chinstrap, faced unexpected scrutiny. Some spectators questioned her eligibility…
Should party leaders, as opposed to voters, nominate candidates for special elections?
In the wake of Representative George Santos’ expulsion from Congress, Governor Kathy Hochul has issued a proclamation for a special election to fill the void. Scheduled for February 13, 2024, Hochul noted that this special election is set “to ensure the voters of Long Island and Queens once again have representation in Congress.” Party leaders in Nassau County and Queens will pick the nominees…
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Is the death penalty ever appropriate punishment?
The death penalty remains a looming question for Payton Gendron, the man responsible for the tragic mass shooting at a Buffalo Tops grocery store on May 14, 2022. This heinous attack, deliberately targeting and resulting in the tragic loss of ten Black lives, could result in the death penalty for the Buffalo shooter. New York State, having abolished the death penalty in 2004 after the New York…
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Are you concerned about the budget cuts in New York City?
In a development that aligns with months of forewarning, New York City Mayor Eric Adams has unveiled a series of significant budget cuts impacting every city agency. These cuts, which represent a 5% reduction across the board, are poised to affect vital sectors including sanitation, education, and notably, public safety and the NYPD. Five percent cuts across the board will effect every city…
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