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Political figures, histories, and current events in the whole scope of modern and past politics. Work place politics.
Thirty Years of RENT: The Musical That Still Asks What We Owe Each Other
There are musicals that entertain us, and then there are musicals that find us. RENT was one of those. Thirty years after Jonathan Larson’s musical opened on Broadway at the Nederlander Theatre on April 29, 1996, it is easy to talk about it as a phenomenon: the awards, the cast album, the T-shirts, the teenagers singing “La Vie Bohème” in bedrooms and parking lots, the way “no day but today” became less of a lyric and more of a survival prayer. But before it was an institution, before it was canonized, before generations of young artists discovered it, RENT was a wound. A loud one. A loving one. A defiant one.
By Jason Hair-Wynn5 months ago in Journal
Could This Man Really “Remove” Donald Trump?
Could This Man Really “Remove” Donald Trump? The Shocking Meaning Behind the “86 47” Code Writer: King Pokhtoon In recent days, one name has suddenly taken over headlines and social media discussions: James Comey. People across the internet are asking a serious—and in some cases alarming—question: Could this man actually be hinting at removing Donald Trump?
By king pokhtoon5 months ago in Journal
Jimmy Kimmel, Melania Trump, and Donald Trump: The Real Story Behind the Controversy
There are moments in politics where comedy stops being entertainment… …and starts becoming influence. The clash between Jimmy Kimmel, Melania Trump, and Donald Trump is not just about a joke.
By Omasanjuwa Ogharandukun5 months ago in Journal
The Supervisor's Weakness is PSYCHIC Types.
In a recent post, I did a bit of trolling and rolling to highlight some of the gems I've discovered about colleagues and their covert plots. Make no mistake, it's mostly thought-provoking knowledge, but I just had to throw in a little salt for everyone who makes it their business to leave us star players out of the conversation.
By JeRon Baker5 months ago in Journal
How Did Washington’s Biggest Annual Dinner Transformed Into Chaos And A Crime Scene
There are nights designed for optics. And then there are nights that expose truth. The White House Correspondents’ Dinner was meant to be a celebration. A ritual of democracy where power and the press share a table, exchange laughter, and perform civility.
By Omasanjuwa Ogharandukun6 months ago in Journal
Drug Trafficking: The $600 Billion Global Industry Fueling Violence, Corruption and Inequality
By Tuhin Sarwar | Investigative Journalist । ORCID ID: 0009-0005-1651 5193 । Updated: April 2026 | Based on UNODC datasets and verified international monitoring sources
By Tuhin Sarwar6 months ago in Journal
Social Work England: Families and Parents Voice New Bristol Accountability Concerns
Social Work England faces ongoing scrutiny as Social Work England debates continue. Social Work England oversight, Bristol social services, families, parents, and accountability concerns highlight wider UK safeguarding and public interest discussions.
By Alexander Chartman6 months ago in Journal
THE SILENT POWER MOVE: China Steps In as Trump Faces Iran — And the World Holds Its Breath…. Content Warning.
Something just changed. Not loudly. Not explosively. But quietly… strategically. And if you’re only watching headlines about Donald Trump and Iran, you’re missing the bigger picture.
By Global World News 6 months ago in Journal
THE WORLD ON EDGE: Trump’s Iran Showdown Could Ignite What Comes Next…. Content Warning.
Something is shifting… and most people haven’t realized it yet. While headlines come and go, what’s happening right now between the United States and Iran is not just another geopolitical tension—it’s a pressure point for the entire world.
By Global World News 6 months ago in Journal
