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Politics does not dictate our collective cultural mindset as much as it simply reflects it; We've got to look in the mirror sometimes, and we've got one.
Montana's governor become the 1st state in US to ban TikTok
Montana's Governor Greg Gianforte has officially enacted a ban on TikTok by signing a bill, thus becoming the inaugural state in the United States to prohibit the widely-used social media platform. This historic decision comes after the bill successfully passed through the state's legislature, marking a notable turning point. While the ban is slated to be implemented in 2024, potential legal hurdles loom, potentially influencing the timing and execution of the prohibition.
Indra ShambahamphePublished 11 months ago in The SwampA Bill for Reparations is Being Considered in California, But It’s Exclusively For African Americans
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Russia: Prigozhin Calls for Rebellion
Has he gone too far for his own health and why is he risking it? Or is it just disinformation with a fake video to cause more confusion in Moscow?
James MarineroPublished 11 months ago in The SwampUnraveling the Quirks: 10 Funny Facts about Donald Trump
Love him or loathe him, former President Donald Trump has undeniably left an indelible mark on modern politics and public discourse. Known for his unique personality and unconventional style, Trump has provided plenty of moments that have both amused and bewildered the world. In this lighthearted article, we delve into ten funny facts about Donald Trump, showcasing the lighter side of his persona and offering a glimpse into some of his more amusing moments.
Gokul NathPublished 11 months ago in The SwampDecoding North Korea's Governance: Exploring the Key Rules that Shape the Nation
North Korea, officially known as the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, has long fascinated the world with its secretive and tightly controlled political system. Governed by a unique ideology known as Juche and led by the Kim dynasty, the country operates under a set of rules and regulations that shape its social, political, and cultural landscape. In this article, we will explore the top 10 rules that define North Korea's governance and provide insights into the distinctive nature of the Hermit Kingdom.
Gokul NathPublished 11 months ago in The SwampGhana & Uganda Homosexuality Trumps Gun Violence, Death, Crime and Poverty
Monday, 15 May 2023 By: TB Obwoge Uganda morning news was a discussion about the rising gun violence in the country. After several public shootings and murders in the country, Ugandans were saying, "at least it's not as bad as South Africa!" As if those were comforting words.
IwriteMywrongsPublished 11 months ago in The SwampLosing Faith: The Decline of Religion and Rise of Political Polarization in America
In the United States, there has been a significant decline in religious affiliation alongside a surge in political polarization. Observers speculate that as religious devotion dwindles, allegiance to political factions swells, leading to a self-perpetuating loop wherein political divisions overshadow alternative sources of belief, ethics, and social cohesion.
Paige HollowayPublished 11 months ago in The SwampFull Citizenship Extended to American "Nationals"
January 20th (Pago Pago, American Samoa) – “While the territories of the United States debate whether they wish to be a State or not,” the President demurred, “I, unfortunately, cannot grant them the full Constitutional rights to which they are entitled due to the Supreme Court finding again and again that only some rights apply to the outlying possessions of the United States.”
Landmark Legislature Should Spark Controversy and Debate
HB454 is a bill newly introduced in the Alabama Legislature, called the Equal Protection Act. The purpose of the bill is to make changes to existing laws regarding abortion and the legal protection of unborn children.
Ashleigh NicolePublished 11 months ago in The SwampTitle 42 Expires
After more than a year, Title 42, a public health order issued by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) that allowed the US government to turn away asylum seekers and migrants at the southern border, has finally expired. As of Friday, May 12, 2023, thousands of immigrants who have been waiting in Mexico for their asylum cases to be processed can now enter the United States.
Ramón RobertoPublished 11 months ago in The SwampTucker Carlson Next Moves
Tucker Carlson, the former Fox News host, is swiftly moving forward with his post-Fox career plans. After his controversial departure from the network, there are reports surfacing about his next moves, which include a potential campaign against Fox News itself. According to Axios, a close friend of Carlson revealed that he intends to rally allies to attack Fox News in an effort to either secure a role at the network or establish a right-wing rival. This shift in strategy marks a departure from Carlson's initial desire for a quiet exit negotiation with Fox. The source added that Carlson is prepared for a battle and possesses insider knowledge that could potentially expose sensitive information about the network.
“Woke Capitalism” Doesn’t Work for America’s Poor
Once, the Left represented the fight for social justice, striving to dismantle classism and inequity. It was a symbol of unity for the oppressed, the proletariat, and the marginalized, pushing back against the bourgeoisie’s grip on society. However, it appears that the tables have turned; “woke” ideology, once an expression of awareness of social injustice, has transformed into a bourgeois identitarian movement, betraying its foundation.
Paige HollowayPublished 11 months ago in The Swamp