Archive for September, 2026
The Rise and Fall of USC Trojans Football
In the early hours of New Year’s Day 2006, Lane Kiffin found himself filled with regret in a hotel near the Rose Bowl. At 30, he was the rising star and protege of USC head
Pentagon Introduces Battlefield-Style Evaluations for General Promotions
The Pentagon is implementing a new assessment method for promoting senior military officers to generals. This new approach, known as the Joint Warfighting Evaluation (JWE), aims to test officers on solving complex military challenges under
George W. Bush’s Fundraising Efforts Amid Texas GOP Tensions
Former President George W. Bush is actively fundraising for Republicans, yet he remains distant from supporting Ken Paxton, the Texas Attorney General who defeated Bush’s nephew, George P. Bush, in the 2022 Republican primary. Sen.
Trump and Harp Sued Over Truth Social Subscription Program
President Donald Trump and White House aide Natalie Harp face a lawsuit regarding a Truth Social program that charges $100,000 per month, offering subscribers early access to official government posts. Watchdog groups, American Oversight and
Grant Bowen: A Rising Star in IC Catholic Football with Family Legacy
Grant Bowen, a prominent junior at IC Catholic, excels on the football field as a tight end and outside linebacker. Standing 6-foot-4 and weighing 205 pounds, he is a formidable player for the Knights. His
The Waning Influence of Trumpism and the Rise of ‘Vance-ism’
In recent years, the political landscape in the United States has been evolving. Trumpism, once a dominant force, now seems to be losing its grip. The question remains whether a new movement, potentially led by
Natural Gas as a Bright Spot Amid Energy Market Turmoil
As conflicts in Iran continue to disrupt energy markets, both crude oil and gasoline prices are on the rise. Yet, there is an element of relief for American consumers: natural gas. Investments and technological advancements
Democrats Narrowly Overtake Republicans on Economic Trust
For the first time since December 2017, Democrats have moved slightly ahead of Republicans in terms of public trust to manage the economy, according to NBC News polls. This shift happens just weeks ahead of
Legal and Historical Aspects of Home Distilling in the U.S.
Brew beer in your kitchen or craft wine at home with ease, but producing whiskey or gin domestically can bring serious legal trouble. Federal law from over 150 years ago distinctly separates the legality of
Office of Mass Engagement Faces Criticism Amid Political Tensions
A top official within Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s administration faces scrutiny after describing the mission of the city’s Office of Mass Engagement. The office aims to empower New Yorkers and nurture leaders who can remain active