The day millions of people around the country and globe have been waiting for: Tuesday November 8, 2016. With a strong turnout in key states, early voting records, and Trump throwing some last-minute jabs to sway the voters count to his camp, Election Day 2016 was anything but a normal Tuesday. White Voters Missing…
Young Hillary Diane Rodham Clinton didn’t start off as the most powerful woman in U.S. history; in fact, she began her story as a lawyer. After obtaining her J.D. From Yale University, Clinton began her long and consistent journey to help those less fortunate. Hillary grew up on the East Coast, and while attending college,…
Many Democrats are wondering how Trump actually won the Presidency of the United States. While most people who did not support Trump are still in shock, tactically speaking, Trump was able to win over the voters he needed to secure the win. Here’s a breakdown of how America voted across the region. Dominated Battle…
Soaring revenue that topped estimates from Wall Street to the tune of $7.01 billion for the third quarter of 2016, is Mark Zuckerberg’s early holiday present. Advertising accounts for more than 97 percent of Facebook’s revenue, with 84 percent coming from mobile engagement. The company’s laid-back CEO was quoted as saying, “We had another…
The Supreme Court has been down one position for nearly nine months now, and not because the current President of the United States has failed to nominate a replacement. In early March 2016, Obama announced his replacement candidate as judge Merrick Garland. Despite the fact that during the nomination nearly 63% of the American…
Proving a Negative Trying to prove a negative is impossible. FBI Director James Comey made the recent announcement that there was nothing more to reveal regarding the Clinton probe of Hillary Clinton’s emails. In July, the FBI director appeared before the investigative committee headed by Trey Gowdy, U.S. Representative for South Carolina’s Fourth Congressional District.…
Rachel Dolezal, the infamous Caucasian woman who portrayed herself as an African-American woman, now has a book deal for her memoirs entitled, In Full Color: Finding My Place in a Black and White World. From 2014 to 2015, Dolezal was the president of the NAACP’s chapter in Spokane, Washington. She was an outspoken civil…
We have a new psychological problem in this country. It’s called “Election Stress Disorder,” according to an article in Psychology Today. “The United States of Anxiety” is what NPR Radio calls it. Tuesday it will all be over, or will it? There seems to be no end to the charges, counter charges, insults, voter…
Understanding the Repercussions of “Weinergate” The election to succeed President Barack Obama has been an unfortunate affair that has had more in common with reality television than with politics. As Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton wait for American voters to cast their ballots, a maelstrom of scandals has swirled around both candidates. On…
Sudanese doctors are taking a stand in protest against the deteriorating conditions and low wages at government-run hospitals. An independent doctors union known as the Central Committee of Sudanese Doctors (CCSD), said that only emergency cases would be seen by medics within government hospitals. Some privately-run hospitals are remaining open. What Happened? Approximately 95%…
