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Results from a poll published Monday, the day after Independence Day, show that nearly two-thirds of young adults age 18-24 do not claim to be proud to be American. The poll, conducted by Issues & Insights and Tippinsights, collected responses between June 30 and July 2 from 1,424 adults. After[Read More…]
As the last U.S. troops depart Bagram Air Base, the end of American military presence in Afghanistan is in sight. Following the 9/11 attacks, the first U.S. troops landed at Bagram. Since then, the once broken down runway became its own small city for the many who worked on the[Read More…]
On Tuesday, DeSantis signed the bill, HB 259, allowing concealed carry holders to possess firearms on their persons for church, synagogue, and mosque defense, and it took effect immediately after being signed. This new law does not infringe upon the private property rights of religious institutions to determine whether or not they will[Read More…]
After receiving a $150 million donation from billionaire David Geffen, the Yale School of Drama announced its move to tuition-free degree and certificate programs. On Wednesday, the Yale School of Drama, newly renamed the David Geffen School of Drama at Yale, recognized the tremendous gift, which is believed to be the largest[Read More…]
On Monday, U.S. District Judge James Boasberg dismissed antitrust lawsuits by the Federal Trade Commission and a group of state attorneys general against Facebook. The FTC claimed Facebook set forth a strategy to stifle competition to create a social media powerhouse by purchasing growing platforms such as Instagram in 2012 and WhatsApp[Read More…]
In his speech at the Reagan Library on Thursday, former Vice President Mike Pence says he is “proud” of his role overseeing Congress’ certification of the 2020 election results. His address comes as he looks toward getting more Republicans elected in 2022 and contemplates running for the Republican presidential nomination[Read More…]
Although new weekly jobless claims have resumed their decline, numbers are still above 400,000 for the second week in a row. This claim number is higher than the predicted drop to 380,000. First time jobless claims fell from 418,000 to 411,000 this week, above the expected 380,000 and almost double[Read More…]
According to research conducted by the University of Bristol, more than half of teachers in England favor instructing children on how to take action against climate change at ages as early as five. In a study published in the journal entitled Environmental Education Research, 626 primary and secondary school teachers were surveyed regarding[Read More…]
