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Trump’s Expected Arrest

After illegal leaks from the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office, Trump suggested last weekend that he would be arrested on Tuesday (March 21th) and indicted.

Xi Jinping's Visit to Moscow

On March 20, Chinese President Xi Jinping visited Moscow to visit Russian President Vladimir Putin to discuss Russia-China partnership and possible peace negotiations in the Russia-Ukraine War.

Thai Police Standoff & Mental Health

On March 15, senior police officer Kitikarn Sangbun fired multiple shots at home in Bangkok, Thailand, which ensued a 27 hour stand-off with other officers.

Alzheimer’s Disease Research on the Rise

Scientists have been speculating how certain people with genetic predisposition to Alzheimer’s have “escaped their fate.”

The Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) Narrative

Bailey Flanders

On Friday of last week, regulators officially closed SVB (Silicon Valley Bank). SVB is a bank specializing in technology start-ups and small businesses in Silicon Valley.

Narrative Intelligence: CPAC Rundown

Bailey Flanders

CPAC Rundown From March 1st-4th, the Conservative Political Action Conference took place in Washington D.C, and former President Donald Trump dominated it. What was once considered a key venue for all potential presidential candidates seemed to be lacking a few key faces this year. One of the main stories of the conference was that among […]

Mental Health in U.S. Media

Mental Health in U.S. Media Recent articles in sources such as the New York Post, Forbes, and CNN have amplified the mental health crisis in America. With lack of access to mental health care or awareness for suicide prevention, many people, especially teens, are in need of urgent help. Take a look at findings in […]

Narrative Intelligence: U.S. Energy Department says Lab Leak is Most Likely Cause of Covid-19 Outbreak

Bailey Flanders

On Sunday, officials at the U.S Energy Department stated that an accidental lab leak in Wuhan, China most likely caused the Covid-19 pandemic. Up until this point, the official word from the department was that while possible a lab leak was the cause of the viral spread, it was unlikely.

Student Debt Forgiveness Plan

On February 28th, the Biden administration went to the Supreme Court addressing his student loan forgiveness plan. A federal judge on the lower courts initially blocked the president’s plan, however, and many are questioning the legitimacy of these promises on debt relief.

Murdaugh Trial

Alexander Murdaugh Murder Trial The trial for Alexander Murdaugh began on January 25, 2023. Murdaugh is accused of killing his wife and son at their family property in June of 2021. Some of the most popular keywords associated with this narrative are wife and son, law firm, and life in prison. Find more insight into […]

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