Media
In today's world, especially in the United States, people can share messages at incredible speeds, thanks to modern technology and social media platforms. However, this freedom of communication faced scrutiny during the 2020 election, as many conservatives expressed concerns about the censorship of right-leaning media figures, such as Steven Crowder, a popular comedian and news host
Language
Christopher Columbus, a sailor, embarked on a journey to find a faster route to India. As he traveled, he spotted land and mistakenly referred to its inhabitants as Indians, believing he had reached his destination. However, he had not arrived in India; instead, he discovered an unexplored land.
Trump Tax cuts
The founders of the country aimed to ensure free will for their citizens by enacting laws that would prevent authoritarian governments. One way they sought to achieve this was through the creation of checks and balances.
Jobs of Shafay
I was born on January 27, 2004. However, on his deathbed, my grandfather told my father that I was actually born in 1990. Adding to the intrigue, there were videos of people claiming they knew me, saying I had written some of their songs
Abuse of workers
A sweatshop is characterized by crowded working conditions, where employees labor without adequate breaks and face poor environmental factors such as inadequate lighting and ventilation, along with extreme temperatures that can be either too high or too low.
Food Stamps
The lack of food due to poverty leaves many American families malnourished. This painful reality became worse in the 1930s during the Great Depression as unemployment left families across the country without enough food to eat.
Space
The dream of putting a man on the moon was a highlight of President John F. Kennedy. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) was tasked with fulfilling his goal. However, NASA was not created during the JFK administration. Instead, it evolved from the National Committee for Aeronautics (NACA), which eventually led to the formation of NASA.
China's AI
The generative pre-trained transformer (GPT) is a code framework developed for artificial intelligence to facilitate question-answering. It consists of a large language model (LLM) in conjunction with a machine-learning model that employs human languages, like English or French, to formulate prompts.
Illegal crossings
Immigration has profoundly shaped U.S. culture and population, with over 50 million immigrants residing in the country as of 2019. This process, known as immigration, allows individuals to leave one country for another, often in search of new opportunities
Yemen Crisis
The Republic of Yemen is in West Asia, sharing borders with Saudi Arabia and Oman. It covers an area of 176,000 square miles (455,000 square kilometers), making it the second largest country in the Arabian Peninsula after Saudi Arabia. Yemen has a population of approximately 39.39 million, with a significant majority being Muslim.
Homes for free
A squatter occupies an abandoned or unoccupied area of land or a building, usually a home or a piece of land they do not own or legally have permission to use. In the US, doors should be locked when a house is vacant.
Panama Canal
A canal is an artificial lake or waterway that is primarily used to facilitate the passage of boats and ships from one body of water to another. The American founders of the Panama Canal were no different when it came to building it, though what makes the Panama Canal special, is the canal’s location.
The Great Fall
The Great Depression, a colossal global economic catastrophe that unfolded in the 1900s, stands as the most severe financial crash in the history of the United States. Its far-reaching repercussions were felt worldwide, cementing its status as a pivotal event in economic history, a period that reshaped the global financial landscape
Defenders
The Founding Fathers of the United States established a government divided into three branches: legislative, executive, and judicial. This division was implemented to prevent any single branch from gaining too much power, a principle that also applies to state governments. The legislative and executive branches create laws, while the judicial branch has the authority to uphold or reject them.