The Hitchhiker’s Guide to Gaetz moving to call for a

If Representative Matt Gaetz (R-FL) follows through on his promise to call for a vote of no confidence in Representative Kevin McCarthy (R-CA), the House majority leader, he will have to state his case to his colleagues in the U.S. House of Representatives. This article will provide a guide for Gaetz and other lawmakers in […]Read More

Rite Aid chain reportedly could sell up to 500 stores

According to reports, Rite Aid chain is considering filing for bankruptcy and selling up to 500 stores as part of a restructuring plan. It is unclear which stores would be sold, and at what price. The company has not yet filed for bankruptcy, although it has reportedly been in discussions with its largest creditors about […]Read More

China escapes unscathed following world leaders UN summit: ‘Exhaustion has

World leaders stepped away from the United Nations General Assembly with a sense of exhaustion but without any major breakthroughs or acrimonious disputes, as Chinese President Xi Jinping escaped unscathed. Despite the heightened rhetoric leading up to the summit, China met with only mild criticism from some of the assembled countries — particularly the United […]Read More

Pepe Coin Gains 9% in 7 Days as One of

Pepe Coin (PEPE), one of the latest offerings in the decentralized gaming industry, has surged 9% over the last 7 days as the project’s presale has already reached a whopping $165k in investor contributions. The game’s pre-sale period is set to end on September 15th, with the main sale running until September 30th. With almost […]Read More

How the right’s elevation of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. could

The right’s elevation of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. could backfire in a number of ways. For one, Kennedy Jr. has been quite vocal in his criticism of the Trump administration for its rollback of environmental regulations, anti-vaccine stance, and its general disregard for science-based policy. This could lead members of the right who have been […]Read More

Supreme Court prepares for new term by looking back, with

As the Supreme Court begins its 2021-2022 term, it is doing so with a look back at many of the controversial rulings during its previous terms. From judicial opinions on abortion, religious liberty, and LGBTQ rights to landmark decisions in voting rights and presidential powers, these cases have the potential to shape the 2024 elections. […]Read More

Bigger Than Pepe and Shiba Inu, Wall Street Memes Price

The “meme” coin phenomenon has struck a chord with investors and drawn significant attention in recent weeks, alongside traditional equities. In the past few days, investors in these “meme coins” have witnessed astounding returns of up to 56% in just a day, and much higher trading volumes compared to other leading coins in the space. […]Read More

Shutdown deal avoids political pain for Republican moderates

The recently announced deal to avoid a government shutdown will likely provide a major boost to the political fortunes of Republican moderates in Congress. By reaching an agreement with Democrats on a funding bill that covers most of the fiscal year, they were able to avoid the pitfalls that often accompany brinkmanship strategy. With much […]Read More

Target says it will close nine stores in major cities,

in the stores. Target is saddened by the decision to close these stores, however, the safety of our customers and team members must always be our top priority. We are grateful to the many team members and customers who have been impacted by this decision. We understand the impact on the communities and are committed […]Read More