A recent survey reveals that after initial pessimism during the plandemic and war, many Americans are now feeling more positive about their finances. The survey also highlights a significant decline in negative views on the country’s economic performance compared to previous years. Find out how these global crises have shaped
Despite the U.N. not officially declaring a famine in Gaza after Israel’s blockade, ten top U.N. experts have proclaimed that intentional starvation by Israel has led to a famine across the region. They cited the deaths of multiple children from malnutrition as undeniable evidence. Although Israel claims to have increased
The 2024 Paris Olympics are gearing up to showcase sports against the stunning backdrop of Parisian landmarks like the Eiffel Tower and Château de Versailles. While organizers aim for inclusivity with affordable €24 tickets, there’s controversy over how accessible these tickets really are, especially for popular events like finals in
For many years, I have testified and written about Antifa and its growing anti-free speech philosophy. Some Democratic leaders have embraced this violent movement, which continues to gain strength on campuses and its cities across the nation. It is also a global movement. That is reflected in the alarming election
McDonald’s in Australia has reduced its breakfast hours by 90 minutes due to a severe egg shortage caused by bird flu outbreaks across several states. The outbreaks have led to the euthanization of over one million birds, impacting egg supplies nationwide. McDonald’s announced on social media that breakfast will now
The article ranks and visualizes some of the least common jobs in America based on data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. At the top of the list is “wood patternmaker,” a job with only 260 employed nationwide, involved in making wooden patterns used in casting sand molds. Other rare
Since the U.S. legalized sports betting in 2018, the industry has exploded, with annual gross gaming revenue skyrocketing from $400 million to a staggering $11 billion in just five years. This phenomenal growth is fueled by states like Nevada, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania, which embraced early legalization and robust regulations.
Discover the shocking truth behind some of Italy’s luxury handbags: Italian prosecutors have uncovered that major fashion houses like Dior and Armani are using exploited foreign labor to assemble their high-priced products. Court documents reveal that bags sold for thousands of dollars are manufactured for a fraction of the cost
Chinese nationals, limited in how much money they can transfer abroad, are allegedly using a complex network to launder funds earned from selling fentanyl to Mexican cartels. These funds then allegedly flow back to China to pay for students’ education and support wealthy individuals living abroad. This intricate system, detailed
