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In a surprising and bold move, President Donald Trump has declared himself the chairman of the Kennedy Center’s board of trustees, dismissing several current members in the process. He announced …
Trump Names Himself Chairman of Kennedy Center, Vows Cultural Shift Read More
In a surprising move, Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, has decided to end its third-party fact-checking program, shifting instead to a model that relies on user-generated community …
Meta Replaces Fact-Checking With Community Notes: A New Era of User Moderation Read More
In the shadow of a significant political era, President Jimmy Carter, who passed away at the venerable age of 100, championed the cause of human rights as intrinsic to American …
Jimmy Carter: A Legacy of Human Rights and Diplomacy Read More
In a notable setback for human rights advocacy, the U.S. Congress has failed to reauthorize the North Korean Human Rights Act (NKHRA). This law, first enacted in 2004 under President …
Failure to Reauthorize North Korean Human Rights Act Shadows Future Advocacy Read More
Before Elon Musk’s appointment in Trump’s new government efficiency initiative, Carl Icahn’s brief advisory role highlighted ethical concerns over potential self-dealing. Musk’s vast corporate interests raise questions about conflicts of …
The Return of Billionaires in Government: Musk’s Role Mirrors Icahn’s Controversy Read More
Donald Trump aims to use recess appointments to confirm his Cabinet nominees, avoiding Senate confirmation hurdles. Though this could expedite nominations for characters like Gaetz and Kennedy, obstacles remain due …
Exploring Trump’s Path to Rapid Recess Appointments Amidst Political Strife Read More
Concerns swirl around the future of the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program as President Trump assumes office, given his previous proposals for its elimination. Despite fears, Congress would need to …
Navigating the Uncertain Future of the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program Read More