Europeans No Longer Welcoming Immigrants with Open Arms At least 12,472 refugees and migrants have arrived on Europe’s shores since the beginning of 2017, according to the UN refugee agency — only slightly less than the 12,587 Syrian refugees admitted by the US in all of last year. Since the arrival of over one million migrants and refugees … Read more
Millennials Would Rather Date MS-13 Gang Member The results of this survey are astounding, leaving one to wonder if these individuals are living in a different reality. Reporters Stephanie Hamill and Julia Nista from the Daily Caller took to the streets of Washington, D.C., to ask young people the abovementioned question. The responses they received … Read more
U.S, G7 partners remain at odds on Paris Accord Environment ministers from the Group of Seven (G7) countries, including the United States, met in Bologna on Sunday and Monday to discuss issues including climate change, sustainable development, and litter at sea. However, the group was divided over the Paris Climate Agreement, following US President … Read more
Comey Calls Trump Liar but he is the real liar During an interview with ABC News, Comey made a statement that he never thought he would say, expressing uncertainty about whether President Trump was involved with prostitutes urinating on each other in Moscow in 2013. This statement was criticized as being conjecture and lacking evidence, … Read more
Russian President Vladimir Putin has expressed a desire to repair ties with the European Union, insisting he does not want to divide the 28-nation bloc. Putin travels to Austria in a first EU trip since his re-election. In an interview that aired on the eve of his visit to Austria on Tuesday, Putin denied any … Read more
Obama Scandals: Debunking the Absurdity During a public statement, Barack Obama made the audacious assertion that his presidency was devoid of scandals, which he paradoxically recognized as an unconventional bragging point. However, a closer examination of his tenure reveals a stark contrast to this self-proclaimed virtue. Scholars and journalists such as Mark Hemingway and Hans … Read more
Regional Finance News Central Banks Turn Dovish? Central banks from Frankfurt to Ottawa appear to be taking a lower gear on the road away from easy monetary policy amid signs some key economies are slowing. On the eve of a Bank of Japan decision expected to endorse continued easing, the European Central Bank avoided any … Read more
Will The Fed Lower Interest Rates Again? Updated Dec 2020 Having already implemented two interest rate cuts this year, the Federal Reserve finds itself at a juncture where the next viable option, should rates be lowered further, is the adoption of negative rates. With the heightened concerns stemming from the coronavirus pandemic, the possibility of … Read more
Atheism is a religion? For a theist, few experiences compare to witnessing an atheist receiving a resounding intellectual response from a preacher. There’s a certain apocalyptic quality to it, particularly evident when the atheist attempts to diminish religion’s significance, unaware that they themselves exhibit strong religious undertones. This scenario unfolded once more at the Cambridge … Read more
Social Media Addiction Watch this video on YouTube Eighty-eight per cent of women said they compare themselves to images in the media — and most find the comparison unfavourable, according to new survey results. It’s no secret that social media, with its style stars and perfectly toned fitness gurus, can have a negative effect on … Read more
