US strikes Kataib Hezbollah in Iraq
The U.S. government has been attempting to manage the situation without escalating it into a broader regional conflict.
Samantha Clark
Samantha Clark offers sharp commentary on U.S. technology trends and their intersection with financial markets. Holding an MBA from Syracuse University and a background in software engineering, Samantha blends deep technical knowledge with a keen market awareness, making her pieces both intellectually rigorous and accessible.
Bethlehem cancels Christmas but is The Grinch glad?
In a show of solidarity with the Palestinian community, local authorities decided to significantly reduce Christmas celebrations.
Henry Kissinger: Master diplomat or butcher?
His tenure saw an expansion of US bombings in Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos, with a significant death toll.
Will Hezbollah attack Israel?
With the Ayatollah’s safely ensconced in Tehran, they can make their decision from afar, manipulating their proxies in Lebanon, Syria, Gaza and Yemen with ease.
Addressing gun violence in America
Mitigating gun homicides in America requires a multifaceted approach that acknowledges the complexity of the issue.
Hamas carries out massive terror attack in Israel
Israeli experts and civilians are calling for the total annihilation of Hamas and the destruction of its capabilities to attack Israel further.
Ethnic Armenians flee Nagorno-Karabakh in possible ‘ethnic cleansing’
The conflict is a protracted geopolitical and territorial dispute between Armenia and Azerbaijan over the Nagorno-Karabakh region, a 1,400 square mile area located within the internationally recognized borders of Azerbaijan but predominantly inhabited by ethnic Armenians.
Conservative climate change denial on the rise
While climate change remains a growing and urgent issue, conservative thinkers and politicians are becoming bolder in their opposition.
Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act – perhaps misnamed – is still a success
Although the law hasn’t significantly impacted inflation in the past year, its future implementation might have a more noticeable effect.
India’s restriction on tech imports may hurt US business
To promote domestic manufacturing, India has occasionally placed tariffs and import restrictions on certain tech products – much like it is doing now regarding US tech companies. At the same time, India has been actively engaging with major global tech firms, such as Apple, Samsung, and Foxconn, to set up or expand their manufacturing bases in India.