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08 Jul

Workers Don’t Elect Their Leaders

Staff WriterOpinionAuthoritarian, corporate, democracy, elect, employees, employers, leaders, Union, workers, workplace

Our workplace serves as a microcosm of society, where workers spend a significant portion of their lives. While democratic principles and the right to choose leaders are fundamental to many aspects of life, one area where these ideals are conspicuously absent is the employer-employee relationship. Employers, in many ways, resemble authoritarian dictators due to the absence of a democratic election process for leaders within the workplace. One of the primary characteristics of an authoritarian regime is the concentration of power in the hands of a single entity. In the workplace, this power dynamic is evident, with employers holding significant control…

07 Jul

Putin’s Legacy of Ashes in Ukraine

Staff WriterOpinionconflict, despot, dictator, duma, insurrection, putin, russia, ukraine, war

Russian Dictator Vladimir Putin's decision to invade Ukraine has been a catastrophic strategic blunder. The war has caused immense suffering and destruction. Putin's decision to attack Ukraine has had a devastating impact on the Russian people. The Russian economy is in free-fall, the value of the ruble has plummeted, inflation is soaring and there are shortages of basic goods. The sanctions imposed by the West have crippled the Russian economy and it is likely to take years for the country to recover. Millions of people have been displaced from their homes and thousands have been killed. The war has also…

05 Jul

Why We Love Joey Mills

Staff WriterEntertainmentactor, adult, advocate, Artist, Joey Mills, performer

The adult entertainment industry has witnessed the rise of numerous talented performers over the years. One such remarkable individual who has made a significant impact is Joey Mills. With his youthful charm, undeniable talent and genuine passion for his craft, Mills has captured the hearts of many fans worldwide. Lets peek into the life and career of Joey Mills, exploring his journey, his unique approach to adult entertainment and the lasting impact he has had on the industry. Early Life and Entry into the IndustryJoey Mills, born on March 24, 1996, in Miami, Florida and had an unconventional path into…

04 Jul

Can A Two Bit Con Man Be A Traitor?

Staff WriterOpinioncapitol, collaborator, democracy, donald trump, gop, insurrection, jan 6th, maga, republicans, traitor, trump

Donald Trump's tenure as the 45th President of the United States will be a dark stain on our democracy. Trump's presidency was marred by controversy and divisive actions that left a lasting impact on our nation and its global reputation. While opinions on his presidency vary widely, it is essential to critically examine some of his actions that can be seen as treacherous, indicating betrayal of public trust, democratic values and ethical standards. There are key incidents and policies during Trump's presidency that have raised concerns and contribute to the argument that his actions can be seen as treacherous. Undermining…

03 Jul

Giving Productivity the Cold Shoulder

Staff WriterCulturecold, comfort, employees, employer, environment, office, productivity, workspace

Imagine walking into your office on a cold winter morning. As you settle into your workspace, you can't help but shiver from the chilly temperature. You try to focus on your tasks, but your fingers feel numb and your productivity dwindles. This scenario is all too familiar to many employees who endure cold office environments. Employers are killing productivity by keeping an uncomfortable working environment can have a detrimental impact on performance, affecting productivity, health and overall job satisfaction. One of the primary reasons why a cold office negatively impacts performance is its effect on productivity. Numerous studies have shown…

01 Jul

Breaking The Bonds Of Our Union

Staff WriterCulturebill of rights, checks and balances, constitution, democracy, despot, Fascism, separation of powers, Union

When it comes to the United States, the idea of turning our Union into a dictatorship seems implausible and far-fetched. Throughout history, nations have witnessed the rise and fall of dictators, oppressive regimes and authoritarian rule. The American democratic system, rooted in the Constitution and the principles of checks and balances, provides a robust framework that safeguards against the consolidation of power in the hands of a single individual. Turning America into a dictatorship is highly unlikely and examines the core elements that make the American democracy resilient. Separation of Powers, Checks and BalancesThe fundamental principle of our American democracy…

29 Jun

How Big Is Nanotechnology?

Staff WriterTechnologyindustrial, medical, nanotechnology, technology

Nanotechnology, the manipulation and control of matter at the atomic and molecular scale, has emerged as a groundbreaking field of science with immense potential for advancements in various sectors. By harnessing the unique properties and behaviors of nanoscale materials, scientists and researchers are pushing the boundaries of what is possible in fields such as medicine, electronics, energy, and environmental science. Let's explore the fascinating world of nanotechnology, its applications, and the promising future it holds. At its core, nanotechnology involves working with materials and structures at the nanoscale, typically between 1 and 100 nanometers. At this size range, the properties…

26 Jun

The 5 Best Places to Zip Line on Vacation

Staff WriterTravelArenal Volcano National Park, Cape Town, Costa Rica, Hanauma Bay, hawaii, Monteverde Cloud Forest, new zealand, oahu, Queenstown, south africa, vacation, Zip Line

When it comes to seeking an adrenaline rush while exploring breathtaking landscapes, few experiences can compare to the exhilarating sensation of zip lining. From soaring above dense forests to gliding over cascading waterfalls, zip lining offers an unforgettable adventure for thrill-seekers and nature enthusiasts alike. Let's go to the five best places around the world to embark on a zip line journey that will leave you breathless and craving more. Costa Rica's Monteverde Cloud ForestNestled amidst the misty canopy of Costa Rica's Monteverde Cloud Forest, zip lining through this verdant paradise promises an unforgettable adventure. As you glide from platform…

22 Jun

Making Women A Second Class

Staff WriterCulture, Healthabortion, citizen, education, equity, Freedom, healthcare, pay, reproductive, rights, Second class, women

Making women second class citizens has become the prime directive of the GOP. The role of the Republican party in shaping policies and legislation has increasingly raised concerns about the potential marginalization of women and the erosion of their rights. From reproductive healthcare restrictions to opposition against equal pay and gender equity measures, certain actions and positions within the Republican party have ignited a contentious debate regarding the status of women in society. Let's explore various instances where Republicans have been criticized for their stance on women's issues, examining the potential consequences for gender equality and the progress of women's…

19 Jun

Why Does Creating A Utopia Scare Conservatives?

Staff WriterCulture, Technologycapitalism, democracy, environment, nanotechnology, terra, terran, utopia, world government

In a future not too far away, the United States though much struggle had finally transformed into a utopia of enlightenment, harmony and progress our founders had envisioned. The country had realized the importance of preserving the environment, harnessing technology for the greater good and embracing a global vision of unity. The United States was a shining example of an environmentally conscious, technologically advanced and nature-embracing utopia. In this New Era, the Americans had realized that their prosperity depended on the health of the planet. They had implemented sustainable practices and embraced renewable energy sources, reducing their carbon footprint to…