England Plans To Ban Boiling Live Lobsters & Crabs by 2030
The UK is moving to outlaw boiling lobsters, crabs and other crustaceans alive, framing “live boiling” as an unacceptable…
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14 Everyday Things You Can Get Fined for in America That Make No Sense
You probably break the law every day without even realizing it. I consider myself a pretty rigorous rule-follower—I pay…
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How To Appeal A Denied Health Insurance Claim Successfully
Here’s a comprehensive guide on what to do if your health insurance claim is denied and the steps you…
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Are You Being Tracked Without A Warrant? How Tools Like Locate X Threaten Your Privacy
With a few clicks, an analyst can rewind a person’s movements across days and cities, all through a tool…
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What Has Changed for Women, LGBTQ+ People, and Minorities in the U.S. Military In 2025
Since January 2025, the question of who gets to wear the uniform has narrowed fast, especially for transgender Americans,…
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What American Students Are No Longer Allowed to Learn
Students across the United States are discovering that some of the most urgent questions about who they are, where they come from, and how power works in this country are suddenly off-limits in class.
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Can a School in America Make You Stay in Class Against Your Will?
Article VI of the U.S. Constitution establishes that federal law is the “supreme Law of the Land,” yet beneath…
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America’s Real Defense Against Hyperinflation
The Bipartisan Policy Center reports that the US deficit was approximately $1.78 trillion for fiscal year 2025, a slight decrease…
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Human Rights Under Threat in 2025 and What You Can Do To Help
With record displacement, soaring censorship, and worsening access to basic needs, 2025 is shaping up to be a watershed…
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New SNAP Re‑application Process Explained for Families
On October 1, 2025, the U.S. government shut down after Congress failed to pass the 12 annual appropriations bills or…
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10 Critical U.S. Alert Systems: Your Lifeline in A Crisis
In times like these, when threats ranging from natural disasters to cyber-attacks are ever-present, it’s completely normal to feel…
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The State of Safety: How LGBTQIA+ People Are Navigating a Changing America
Rising hate crimes and political backlash have renewed focus on community resilience and local networks that keep people safe and connected.
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10 Graceful Ways to Keep Politics Off the Thanksgiving Menu
Thanksgiving is a cherished time for family, food, and gratitude, but it can quickly turn into a minefield of…
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Know Your Rights: Official Hotlines to Report ICE or DHS Abuse
This list provides verified contact information and a complaint template for reporting misconduct, abuse, or civil rights violations involving…
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Missing from the Table: The U.S. Decision to Skip COP30
As nearly 200 nations gather beneath the canopy of the Amazon, one flag—the American one—will remain folded and still….
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12 common criticisms people have about America
America is often seen as the land of opportunity, where dreams come true and anything is possible. But let’s…
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10 Common Myths About the American Justice System
Let’s be real, most of what people think they know about the American justice system comes from TV shows…
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The Renaming of Columbus Day: A Reflection on America’s Evolving Identity
Columbus Day, traditionally celebrated on the second Monday of October, has been a longstanding national holiday in the United…
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When “Show Your Badge” Fails: What Citizens Can Legally Do if a Plainclothes “Agent” Is Forcing Someone Into a Car
As covert policing tactics rise, a troubling legal paradox emerges: Americans may face prosecution for defending someone from what…
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The Surprising Modern Lessons of Mahatma Gandhi: 10 Ways His Ideas Still Shape Our World
Gandhi’s century-old playbook for justice feels eerily designed for today’s battles over climate, inequality, and truth.
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10 Ways a Government Shut Down Can Effect You
A government shutdown is more than political theater; it disrupts paychecks, closes parks, delays food aid, and ripples through the economy in ways millions of people feel almost immediately.
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From Small Government to Strongman Politics: Unpacking The GOP’s 60 Year March Toward Authoritarianism
From Reagan to Trump, the GOP’s pivot from small government to strongman politics has reshaped American conservatism. This timeline breaks down the shift.
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Can a president decide mail-in voting rules? The Constitution says no. Will it be enough?
Trump’s push to restrict mail-in voting sparks legal battles, state resistance, and constitutional questions over election authority.
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11 Perils Threatening America’s National Parks Right Now
America’s national parks face mounting threats—from climate change and overcrowding to funding cuts and privatization. Here’s why it matters.
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What to Do If You’re Peacefully Protesting and Authorities Act Aggressively
You have the right to protest peacefully in the United States. It’s a fundamental freedom protected under the First…
