A recent episode of Saturday Night Live had an unexpected twist. During the Weekend Update segment, cast member Ego Nwodim took the stage. She had a plan. She wanted to show off her comedic skills. She was pitching herself to perform at the White House Correspondents Association dinner. This was a b
The Democratic Party has stumbled, and a key figure thinks it's because they've lost sight of what truly matters: the people. Senator Cory Booker from New Jersey believes the party's biggest blunder has been failing to prioritize the voices and needs of everyday Americans. He argues that many voters
The Senate floor witnessed an extraordinary event when Cory Booker delivered a marathon speech lasting 25 hours. This was not just a political statement but a test of human endurance. Booker managed to stay on his feet the entire time, without taking a break to eat, drink, or even sit down. This fea
Long speeches in politics can be a powerful tool. Recently, a U. S. senator from New Jersey made headlines by speaking for over 25 hours. This marathon speech was a modern echo of a classic movie scene. In the 1939 film "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, " Jimmy Stewart's character, Jefferson Smith, als
In the heart of the nation's capital, a senator took a stand that would test his limits. This was no ordinary speech. It was a marathon of words, a test of endurance, and a display of conviction. The senator, Cory Booker, stood on the Senate floor for 25 hours and 5 minutes. He did not sit, he d
Senator Cory Booker from New Jersey took a bold step. He decided to speak for as long as his body allowed. This was not just any speech. It was a protest. He wanted to highlight what he saw as a national emergency. He blamed President Trump and Elon Musk for this situation. Booker started his marat
In the heart of the night, a senator took a stand. Cory Booker, a Democrat from New Jersey, chose to speak his mind on the Senate floor. He began at 7 p. m. EDT on Monday, vowing to keep going until he could no longer stand. By Tuesday morning, he was still at it, with papers in hand and glasses per
