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The long-awaited public release of documents related to the late financier Jeffrey Epstein’s case, which involved serious and extensive unlawful activities, was intended to be a watershed moment for transparency. […]
Black Friday used to mean something. It meant setting your alarm for 3 a.m., bundling up in coats and gloves and standing with hundreds of other determined shoppers outside big […]
Black Friday through Cyber Monday is the pinnacle of overconsumption, but regardless of the season, excessive consumerism is a prevalent and problematic part of American culture. For overconsumption to even be possible, as in ample supply and […]
After weeks of political gridlock, the federal government has finally reopened, and while the news brought a wave of relief, it didn’t magically undo the damage. Millions of Americans, from […]
The recent wave of layoffs across major technology companies is not merely another round of cost-cutting measures; it signals a deeper structural shift driven by artificial intelligence. Firms such as […]
As the United States government shutdown stretches on, millions of Americans who rely on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program — better known as SNAP — are facing uncertainty about where […]
The Joe Vandal statue unveiled on Saturday, Nov. 8, was commissioned for the purpose of honoring the significant financial contribution to the construction of the Kibbie Dome by University of […]
A variety of cultural celebrations take place across the globe every day. For residents of the U.K., Nov. 5, otherwise known as Guy Fawkes Day, is one of those days […]
Higher education has always been a staple in the U.S. For many students, parents and teachers encouraged them to go, whether it was to a state college or across the […]
Every year, as soon as the calendar flips to Nov. 1, it feels like the world forgets that Thanksgiving exists. Holiday commercials flood TV screens, stores swap out pumpkins for […]