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 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 […]
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.
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.
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 […]
Willow Project The Biden Administration is in support of the Willow Project. A project introduced by ConocoPhillips, it will be a decades long oil drilling project that is said to create jobs and boost energy production. See how the U.S. Media is reacting in this Kudzu Brief. Key Insights
On Tuesday this week, Chicago's incumbent mayor Lori Lightfoot lost in the mayoral race, while the other two candidates Paul Vallas and Brandon Johnson will face each other in a runoff election in April. Heavy controversy surrounds this election, from statements by Lightfoot herself and those of her critics.
On Wednesday this week, the major insulin manufacturer Eli Lilly announced their plan to cut their price of insulin by 70% and to cap out-of-pocket expenses at $35 per month. This price cut follows calls by some politicians to tackle medical costs.
The Supreme Court heard Oral arguments in the Gonzalez vs Google case. The case originated when members of the terrorist group known as ISIS carried out an attack in Paris killing 130 people, back in November of 2015. The only American to die was Nohemi Gonzalez, whose family is now suing Google.
On February 21, Vladimir Putin suspended the New START treaty with the United States during his annual State of the Nation Address.
