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Party Like There's No Tomorrow: The Hypocritical COVID Czar

September 20, 2024

Public health officials need to be honest and transparent about their decisions and actions if they want to regain the trust of the public. One example of this kind of hypocrisy is Dr. Varma, who has been accused of being secretive about the origins of a disease and refusing to provide clear explana

technology

Rethinking AI's Future: A Global Governance Imperative

September 20, 2024

Artificial intelligence (AI) has revolutionized the world, generating immense potential for good by opening new areas of science, accelerating economic growth, and improving public health, agriculture, and energy grids. However, without global governance, AI's benefits could be limited to a select f

politics

Subpoenaed Church: A Web of Connections and Uncertainty

September 20, 2024

In a move that has raised eyebrows, a Brooklyn church has been subpoenaed by federal investigators in connection with possible business dealings between one of its priests and a key adviser to Mayor Adams, Frank Carone. The investigation, led by the Brooklyn U.S. attorney's office, is shrouded in se

politics

Breaking Free from Campus Control

September 20, 2024

In recent times, higher education has been a focal point for heated debates and laws aimed at regulating campus life. The latest development in this saga is the passage of the GOP's "End Woke Higher Education Act" in the US House. This measure seeks to bar accrediting organizations from requiring co

business

The Unlikely Hub of Haitian Immigrants: Springfield, Ohio's Story

September 20, 2024

In the heart of Ohio, a small city has become a hotbed of Haitian immigration, sparking curiosity and concern across the nation. Springfield, a city of around 60,000 residents, has welcomed thousands of Haitian immigrants, who have chosen to call it home due to its affordable cost of living and job

politics

Low Poll Numbers: New York Voters Show Mixed Feelings for Governors and Presidents

September 20, 2024

Kathy Hochul, the Democratic governor of New York, has been struggling to win over voters' hearts. According to a recent poll conducted by Siena College, only 34% of likely New York voters have a positive view of her, which is lower than the 39% for former President Donald Trump. This marks a signif

politics

Government Funding Drama: A High-Stakes Game of Shutdown Roulette

September 20, 2024

As the clock ticks closer to the September 30th deadline, the Senate majority leader, Chuck Schumer, is taking a crucial step towards a government funding extension. This move comes after the House rejected a proposal by Speaker Mike Johnson that aimed to link a six-month funding measure to a contro

science

Safekeeping the Future: A Global Effort to Harness AI's Potential

September 19, 2024

As the world continues to grapple with the rapid advancements made in artificial intelligence (AI), the Biden administration has announced a two-day international AI safety gathering in San Francisco, set to take place on November 20 and 21. This meeting marks a significant step forward in the globa

sports

Concussions Take Center Stage: Tua Tagovailoa's Journey to Recovery

September 19, 2024

Tua Tagovailoa's latest concussion has sent shockwaves throughout the NFL. As the Miami Dolphins' quarterback, he's been diagnosed with his third concussion in just two years. This latest incident has raised questions about his future in the league, with some experts suggesting he should retire. But

politics

The Venezuelan Political Crisis: A Web of Coercion and Deception

September 19, 2024

Venezuela's political landscape has been marred by controversy and deception, with the latest revelation being the coerced admission of defeat by opposition candidate Edmundo González. González claims he was forced to sign a letter recognizing the victory of President Nicolás Maduro, who won the Jul