Politics

In a recent House Judiciary Committee hearing, a fiery exchange erupted, encapsulating the ongoing debate over border security in the United States. Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX) and Aaron Reichlin-Melnick, Policy Director of the American Immigration Council, locked horns over the controversial Title 42, a regulation used to expel migrants at the border during the COVID-19 pandemic.  This confrontation serves as a microcosm of the broader national conversation on immigration and border control. The Accusation Game Roy began his line of questioning with a series of pointed inquiries, asking Reichlin-Melnick if he considered various senators, including Joe Manchin, Mark Kelly, Maggie …

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As Pride Month celebrations kick off worldwide, addressing the potential presence of protesters at festivals, parades, and events is essential. A recent video garnered around 643.3K views stands as a reminder of how queer and supporters of LGBTQ+ can ensure their safety in the face of opposition. Keeping Each Other Safe The video started by emphasizing the importance of not engaging with protesters and instead advocated for staying in groups and looking out for one another. “That’s right. We are not engaging. We are staying in groups. We are looking out for and keeping each other safe. And we are …

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Generation Z, born between the mid-1990s and early 2010s, is increasingly making its mark on the political landscape. Annie’s TikTok video, which has garnered over 104.8K views, where she gave her standpoint from a tweet against Generation Z. The tweet says, “Raise the voting age to 21. Bring back the draft. Gen Z is a disaster that requires emergency correction.” The Failure of the Millennial Generation In the video, Annie candidly acknowledges the shortcomings of the millennial generation when it comes to political engagement. “My generation failed. We failed, OK? Millennials did not show up when we were young to …

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