Compulsory Voting: A Remedy or Ruse for Democracy? The debate over compulsory voting revolves around a trade-off between participation and liberty. Scholars have long emphasized that democ…
Still On The Rumoured Coup According to The News Chronicle, for those who experienced Nigeria's era of military rule, a rumoured coup d'et…
Australia Accuses Microsoft of Misleading Consumers Australia's ACCC has sued Microsoft for allegedly misleading 2.7 million users over AI…
Affordable Care Act Tax Credits Dispute Affects 24 Million People The ongoing government shutdown has highlighted the disagreement between…
Suspects Arrested Over Theft of Crown Jewels Two suspects were arrested in connection with the theft of crown jewels from the Louvre museu…
The County Executive’s Corner: Protecting Our Children This week marks National School Bus Safety Week. Our School Bus Safety Program with…
Electoral Blank Cheque: A New Era for Milei? The recent election results have brought a surprise victory for La Libertad Avanza, with the …
Debunking the Spanish Coup Video A video circulating on social media claims to show Spanish soldiers storming the country's congress and a…
Extension of Interim Protection for Journalist Abhisar Sharma The Gauhati High Court has extended interim protection for journalist Abhisa…
Solving the Case of the Best-Seller Blowback A store must protect its customers and reputation when a holiday favorite becomes a liability…
Quality Coffee: Key to Success in Bakery and Sandwich Sector The coffee market is evolving, and the bakery and sandwich sector is becoming…