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“I stand squarely behind my decision”: Biden breaks silence on Afghanistan
In his first comments on Afghanistan in almost a week, President Joe Biden said “I stand squarely behind my decision” to pull American troops out of Afghanistan by the end of the month. “I will not repeat the mistakes we’ve made in the past,” President Biden said. “Mistake of staying and fighting indefinitely in a… -
“Haiti can’t catch a break”: Deadly 7.2 magnitude earthquake hits home
Search and rescue efforts are under way in Haiti after a deadly 7.2 magnitude earthquake rocked the island nation over the weekend. My wife was born and raised there, so I have close ties to the country. It breaks my heart to watch the death toll continue to rise knowing countless lives remain unaccounted for. -
Boom or bust? A block of cryptocurrency users betting on long-term future
For the last decade, cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin have taken financial markets by storm as the currencies of the future. While cryptocurrencies have their champions, many still question their safety and utility. -
Long overdue: If some towns are paying Blacks slavery reparations, why can’t Congress?
Amherst, Massachusetts voted to establish a fund to pay Blacks slavery reparations. The decision reflects one of several different types of reparations being implemented across the country. -
The Cuomo scandal: Can he be charged with a crime or forced to resign?
Despite calls from top Democrats for New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo to resign, he defiantly holds onto political power. The state’s attorney general probe claims that Cuomo sexually harassed 11 women. What does this mean for his future? -
Russian Olympic Committee athletes expand medal count at Tokyo 2020 games
Athletes from the Russian Olympic Committee have climbed up to the number four spot at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics. As of Friday, July 30 at 11:15 AM EDT, their team has taken home 10 gold, 14 silver and 10 bronze at these games. -
What’s the ROC? Independent athletes compete at Winter Olympics
Athletes from the Russian Olympic Commission, or ROC, racked up medals at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics and are poised to earn more in Beijing at the 2022 Winter Olympics. While independent from Russia, their success has renewed attention to a scandal that sidelined their home country for two years. The World Anti-Doping Agency banned Russia from… -
The COVID Games: Did organizers jump the gun for the Summer Olympics?
From athletes testing positive for COVID-19 to corporate sponsors pulling ads, the summer Olympics are losing public support in Tokyo. The organizing committee said it remains focused on delivering a successful event but did not rule out a last-minute cancellation. -
Ben & Jerry’s angers Israel, stirs up social media with pro-Palestinian boycott
Ben & Jerry’s will stop selling its ice cream in the West Bank, East Jerusalem. The ice cream giant published this statement on social media and immediately received a mix of praise and criticism. -
When Team Biden comes knocking, do I need to share my Vaxx business?
President Joe Biden continues to make the case for more Americans to get vaccinated. But can Team Biden come knocking and ask your vaccine status? That’s a question that has ignited debate between the White House and Republicans online. -
Summer supply shortage hits as Americans seek to enjoy the outdoors
A summer supply shortage is making it difficult for Americans to enjoy the outdoors. Purchasing a bike, patio furniture, or chlorine tablets for pools has been harder than normal. So what’s behind the supply chain delays? -
Notre Dame staff, students fight to keep Chick-fil-A off campus
Chicken franchise Chick-Fil-A is making the news and it’s not because of its food or customer service. In an open letter sent to the University of Notre Dame dining staff, over 100 students opposed the fast food chain coming on campus. The letter states many reasons for not wanting the Christian-based fast-food restaurant on campus,… -
Inflation rate increase: What can you do to stay afloat?
The Consumer Price Index increased 0.9 percent in the month of June, bringing the total to 5.4% over the last year. It’s the largest monthly increase since August 2008. A certified financial planner shares what’s behind the inflation rate increase and how you can stay in the green.