politics

Political figures, histories, and current events in the whole scope of modern and past politics. Work place politics.

Paul Haggis News: The Legacy Behind Every Great Story. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
If you’ve ever lost an entire weekend to a binge-worthy series with layered characters and tangled storylines, you might want to quietly thank Paul Haggis. While he may not be splashed across every entertainment headline, his fingerprints are all over the way we consume stories today.
By Paul Haggis Newsabout a year ago in Journal
"The Terrible Consequences of Third World War"
The possibility of a Third World War stands as one of the most dreaded situations in human history. With the current technological progress, international conflicts, and worldwide reliance on each other, such a war would result in devastating effects not just for the countries directly engaged, but for all of humankind. Here is a detailed examination of the destruction that a global conflict of this scale might inflict
By MD. SHARIFUL ISLAM KHANabout a year ago in Journal
SNAKE PIT
The stuff I'm about to write brings a number of past enemies to mind, so it's probably best I start telling this story while I'm in a good mood. Here goes nothing.
By JeRon Bakerabout a year ago in Journal
“No Kings” Protests and Anti-Immigration Marches Expose a Deepening Divide in the U.S.
The United States finds itself in the midst of one of the most intense periods of civil unrest in recent years. Across dozens of cities, from Los Angeles to Atlanta and New York, two powerful protest movements have taken to the streets—each voicing radically different visions for the future of the nation.
By Jane Bradshaw about a year ago in Journal
Israel and Iran on the Brink
The Middle East is once again on edge as tensions between Israel and Iran erupt into open military confrontations, sparking fears of a wider regional war. What was once a “cold” shadow conflict fought through proxies and cyberattacks has now turned into direct missile exchanges, airstrikes, and high-level threats that could alter the security landscape of the region for years to come.
By Jane Bradshaw about a year ago in Journal
No Kings, Today or Ever
I went to the No Kings demonstration in Atlanta today. I was hoping to go there with my son but he worked late last night closing his restaurant and needed more sleep in the morning. Instead, he went to the second anti-immigration policy rally.
By Lana V Lynxabout a year ago in Journal
Israel strikes Iran: what we know.
Israel claimed on Friday that it had struck Iranian military and nuclear facilities and that it would continue its military campaign "to remove this threat." There were reports of explosions in Tehran, Iran's capital, as well as at a crucial uranium enrichment site, where the strikes were carried out. What we do know is this:
By Mahbubabout a year ago in Journal
The Role of Political Apps in Encouraging Voter Registration
Nowadays, almost everything is available. We order food, talk to friends, study, and even work online. So, it is no surprise that technology is also changing the way people take part in politics.
By Roshan Choudharyabout a year ago in Journal
What is Bookkeeping?
Bookkeeping is an essential part of running a business. It involves recording, organizing, and managing all financial transactions to ensure accuracy in financial reporting. Without proper bookkeeping, businesses may struggle with tax compliance, financial planning, and maintaining profitability.
By grozdanabout a year ago in Journal
Protests Against “No Kings Day”
In recent weeks, the United States has witnessed the rise of a powerful new protest movement centered around a national commemoration called "No Kings Day." What was intended by some as a patriotic celebration of American independence from monarchy has sparked widespread demonstrations, with activists, historians, and citizens calling it a misguided, politically charged, and deeply problematic event. This article explores the background of No Kings Day, the reasons behind the protests, and what the controversy reveals about the current state of American politics and national identity.
By Jane Bradshaw about a year ago in Journal
The mind of wealthy people
I watched the following videos and wanted to give my thoughts on them. I picked these videos because I think they showed the minds of wealthy people and what they think and believe. I’m not a psychologist or psychiatrist, this is just what I got out of the videos.
By Robert Kegelabout a year ago in Journal
Donald Trump's Use of Emergency Powers: A Constitutional and Political Examination
Donald Trump's Use of Emergency Powers: A Constitutional and Political Examination The presidency of Donald J. Trump, the 45th President of the United States, was marked by a number of unprecedented actions, one of the most controversial being his use of emergency powers. These powers, while legally provided under U.S. law, carry profound implications for the balance of power among the three branches of government. Throughout his term, Trump invoked emergency powers in ways that fueled legal battles, sparked political outcry, and raised concerns about democratic norms and executive overreach. This essay delves into the most significant instances of Trump’s use of emergency powers, evaluates their legality and effectiveness, and considers their long-term impact on American constitutional governance.
By Jane Bradshaw about a year ago in Journal