American analysts believe it is unlikely that World War III will commence, despite intense fighting between Hamas and Israel, and joint drone bombings by England and the United States in response to turmoil in the East.
These reasons span from a sense of nationalism and a desire to reclaim lost territories, to ambitions of expanding his empire to encompass all the former Russian territories that later gained independence from Russia.
Despite speculation and recent acknowledgments by the U.S., President Biden and our government emphasize that such a weapon would violate the 1967 Space Treaty, which all nations—including Russia—have signed.
None of us are looking forward to this period, but we can take proactive steps to shield ourselves from feeling overwhelmed.
Secession talks rear their ugly heads when politicians become afraid or feel they are not being treated well by their constituents or the federal government. However, the citizens of these states shouldn’t remain in the dark and be swayed by political misinformation either…
Over the past four decades, the age of House members has consistently increased. This prompts the question: What impact does this aging trend have on our government?
Considering the potential for political turmoil and the outspokenness of celebrities from both political spectrums, we desperately need a dose of normality and logic.
With one in every 44 kids with autism in the US and 26% of US adult’s having a disability, we (and Congress) need to step up…and stop distracting ourselves with the culture wars!
Too many politicians have failed us in the last 30 years to rely on them anymore.
Not that Liberal politics’ willingness to hassle journalists, Co-workers, and others close to the Internet mob‘s hit list is better: it’s become glorified cyber-bullying, not true activism like we saw with Martin Luther King and Susan B Anthony.