Katie Britt is back at it, pushing a bill to launch a pregnancy tracking federal database. The sheer audacity of such a proposition leaves me dumbfounded. Tracking women’s pregnancies? In what world does that make sense? The concept is not only invasive but also reeks of control and surveillance that is reminiscent of dystopian societies. Are we really living in a country where the government wants to monitor the reproductive choices of its citizens? It’s truly alarming to see how far some politicians are willing to go in their quest for power and control.
The hypocrisy behind the party pushing for this bill is astounding.… Continue reading
As a parent myself, I understand that keeping track of your children’s ages can sometimes be a challenge. With the hustle and bustle of everyday life, it’s easy to get caught up in the chaos and forget minor details like birthdays. However, when it comes to public figures, especially someone like Donald Trump, attention to detail becomes crucial, especially when speaking about his youngest son, Barron.
The recent incident where Trump got Barron’s age wrong when asked about his son’s role in the upcoming convention raises questions about his involvement in his family’s life and the level of importance he places on them.… Continue reading
German MPs have recently proposed that NATO intercept drones over Ukraine, and I have to say, it’s about time. The situation in Ukraine has been escalating, and it is evident that Ukraine needs all the help it can get. Russia’s continued aggression and interference in Ukrainian affairs cannot go unchecked. It’s crucial to support Ukraine in its defense against external threats, and intercepting drones over Ukraine is a step in the right direction.
The current political climate indicates a slow but gradual shift towards NATO direct military intervention in Ukraine. Europe’s concern over the possibility of the then-US president cutting off aid to Ukraine may have prompted this proposal.… Continue reading
Three billion euros may sound like a significant amount of money in normal circumstances, but when it comes to the needs of Ukraine during a time of war, it quickly becomes clear that it is just a drop in the bucket. Justice Minister Denys Maliuska’s statement about the EU transferring profits from frozen Russian assets being “almost nothing” may come across as ungrateful at first glance, but when you consider the scale of the conflict and the immense resources required to effectively combat it, his perspective begins to make sense.
The reality is that hundreds of billions, not just a few billion euros, are needed for Ukraine to stand a fighting chance of winning the war against Russia.… Continue reading
Living inside a rooftop grocery store sign with a computer and a coffee maker for a year – what a concept. When I first heard about this story, it really made me stop and think about the lengths that people will go to in order to have a place to call home. The fact that this woman was able to create a cozy little space for herself in such a unique location is both impressive and heartbreaking at the same time.
The authorities found an elaborate setup inside the sign, complete with a computer, printer, and a Keurig coffee maker. It’s amazing to think about the resourcefulness and creativity that went into making this sign her home.… Continue reading
As a Japanese citizen, I was heartened to hear that Japan has backed the United Nations move to grant full membership to Palestine. This decision reflects a belief in the importance of recognizing Palestine as a state and offering the Palestinian people a seat at the table in international affairs. It is a step towards acknowledging the dignity and rights of the Palestinian people, who have long struggled for self-determination and recognition on the world stage.
The issue of Palestine’s borders has been a long-standing concern, and it is crucial to address this issue in a way that respects the needs and aspirations of both Palestinians and Israelis.… Continue reading
I have been following closely the recent remarks made by President Biden concerning former President Trump, specifically referencing him as ‘unhinged’ and alluding to something snapping within him after losing the 2020 election. While some may argue that Trump’s unraveling only began post-2020 defeat, I can’t help but think that this assessment falls short of the mark. In my opinion, Trump has shown signs of unhinged behavior long before the 2020 election results were in. It’s troublesome to see the leader of our country display such erratic and erratic behavior, especially when it comes to significant political events.
The turning point in Trump’s mental state, in my view, happened long before 2020; in fact, it may have been when Obama was elected in 2008.… Continue reading
The recent news that Israel may have breached international law with US weapons in Gaza, as reported by the state department, has once again brought to light the complex and controversial relationship between Israel, the US, and the international community. The headlines surrounding this issue vary widely, with some sources suggesting a clear violation of international law, while others offer a more nuanced perspective on the matter.
As I ponder this issue, I can’t help but wonder about the implications of such breaches of international law. The very idea of a country potentially violating established legal standards with weapons supplied by another nation is deeply troubling.… Continue reading
Growing up in the United States, surrounded by American flags and a strong sense of patriotism, I never once questioned my citizenship status. My father, an American born and raised in New York, moved our family to the U.S. when I was just two years old. With a dad who was a U.S. citizen, I naturally assumed that I, too, was a citizen. Little did I know that a paperwork error would come back to haunt me more than 60 years later.
After living my entire life in the U.S., working, paying taxes, and even raising a family of my own, the news that I was not here legally came as a shock.… Continue reading
Looks like Russia has decided to ramp up their summer offensive, just as the U.S. aid is about to reach Ukraine. The next few months are going to be especially tough for Ukraine as they face heavy battles along the entire front line. It’s clear that Putin is pushing hard after the Victory Day parade, perhaps to boost morale among Russian citizens. But we all know this is a show of force before the aid pours in.
The situation in Ukraine is dire, with thousands of people on the brink of losing their lives due to Putin’s pride. It really is a tragic state of affairs, and I can’t help but feel a sense of anger towards the Russian government for their reckless actions.… Continue reading
Matt Underwood 
John Q. Hosedrinker