Birthright Citizenship

There has been a great deal of talk recently about the 14th Amendment, but what is it, and what edicts does it encompass? Ratified on July 9, 1868, in the aftermath of the Civil War, the 14th Amendment sought to address the injustices of slavery and ensure citizenship and equal protection for all.

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A New Monetary World Order

Formed in 2006, BRICS emerged as a response to perceived Western dominance in global financial and political systems. With its stated goals of fostering economic growth, reducing inequality, and promoting multilateralism, BRICS has captured the world’s attention. 

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The Cost of Knowledge

Having a degree was once touted as a “ticket to success” and seen as a crucial step towards achieving career and life goals. When did this cultural shift begin, and does it hold up today? 

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PRAYER ALERT: Plane Crash Over Potomac River

President Trump holds a press conference regarding the disastrous collision. UPDATE Jan 30th, 4:10 PM EST The Federal Aviation Administration released an initial report indicating that the air…

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Government Spending and Government Programs

Government spending has a broad reach, from impacting the economy, society, and the daily lives of average Americans. Can we balance the budget while adequately funding programs that benefit America citizens and the greater good?

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The Peaceful Transition of Power

The transition of power between presidents is a hallmark of American democracy, ensuring a smooth and orderly transfer of authority. The president-elect’s transition team then worked to prepare for taking office, including selecting key personnel, receiving security briefings, and planning policy initiatives.

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Healthcare, Health Insurance, and Rising Costs

Medical insurance in the U.S. acts as a financial safety net, helping individuals afford the high costs of medical treatments. But with costs rising every day, what is the future of healthcare coverage in America?

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Safeguarding Retirement

How much will I need to save in order to live comfortably once retired? Will there be enough savings if inflation continues to increase?

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Religious Freedom: A Cornerstone of American Democracy

Religious freedom is a defining element of American democracy. The right to worship freely is facing both new challenges and enduring debates.

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Taxes and Tariffs

The U.S. Cabinet serves as one of the most crucial components of the executive branch of the federal government, assisting the president in implementing policies and managing national and international affairs.

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