September 2022

We see journalism criticized often— with both sides droning on about the “lamestream” media, fake news, pandering to “bothsidesism”, or not reporting the hard facts. What truly is the role of a journalist?

The loudest voices can oftentimes control the national megaphones, even wishing to curtail our liberties under the guise of saving them. Cybersecurity expert, Nick Espinosa, explains why defending ourselves against the suspension of rights is best understood through the lens of how we approach cybersecurity.

We need to improve student achievement ASAP! With COVID’s documented impact on the instructional process, it is no surprise that the U.S. Department of Education announced declines in reading and math scores as the sharpest since 1990.

The midterm political football continues to bounce. We’ve had so many last-minute factors in past elections: the 2008 economic crash and Barack Obama, Anthony Weiner’s laptop and 2016 — or Hunter Biden’s laptop — or even the timing of the release of the Covid vaccines. We still have no idea what last minute bounce the ball could still take in the 44 days between now and November 8.

National polling indicates President Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan enjoys majority support from the public at large. But how do swing voters feel about it?

With rising inflation and a looming recession, the medical debt crisis in the U.S. is about to get worse. In light of this, more states are preparing legislation to make healthcare services more affordable.

Dr. Michael Gavin, author and President of Delta College describes the blurred lines between white fantasy and reality, while the imagined and physical borders for our own citizens are being drawn more rigidly to oppress non-whites, women, and LGBTQ+ people.

While the CHIPS and Science Act will bolster U.S. semiconductor production and make critical investments in domestic production of modern technology, Russia’s war on Ukraine has squeezed the market for rare gases that are vital to this production – highlighting our continued vulnerability in an unstable world.

Opioid addiction is on the rise around the world. Most people know someone who is struggling with opioid dependency, but we might not realize it. If you are concerned that your friend or a loved one has been affected, there are certain signs you can look for.

For those who live in urban areas, sometimes it’s easy to forget how much of rural America remains as remote and self-sufficient as the frontiers of old. Defense against animals was a crucial part of the self-defense equation during the founding of the Second Amendment, and so it remains today.