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The Federal Reserve cuts interest rates, potentially for the final time
On December 10th, the central bank of the United States, the Federal Reserve, decided to cut interest rates yet again, but with some major caveats. A frontal view of the Federal Reserve, Washington D.C., Investopedia. Wednesday afternoon, after several days of meeting, the F ederal Reserve's Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) decided to cut its benchmark, federal funds rate by 25 basis points, dropping the target range to 3.5%-3.75% from the previous 3.75%-4.0%. This is se
Huge Netflix-Warner Bros. Deal Attracts Heat from Politicians
As the deal between Warner Bros. Discovery and Netflix continues toward realization, the proposed business acquisition has garnered significant opposition by some of the nation's most prominent political leaders. The Warner Bros. logo pictured just outside the studio lot in Burbank California, 2008, Amy T. Zielinski/Getty Images. On December, Netflix agreed to formally purchase Warner Bros.' film and television studies for roughly $82-83 billion, equating to roughly $72 billi
Diplomatic row between Japan and China continues, affects other factors of their relationship
In late November, China and Japan have gotten into a diplomatic spat based on a statement Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi made in the Japanese legislature. The man crux of this issue begins with the idea of collective self-defence. After WW2, Japan took on a pacifist stance, and it was enshrined in their constitution. Japan, around a decade ago under the late prime minister Shinzo Abe, altered the constitution to allow Japanese self-defense to apply not only to Japan
Eurovision plunged into controversy as Israel allowed to perform in 2026
The European Broadcasting Union made the decision to allow Israel to perform in the Eurovision song contest next year. Now obviously, including or excluding Israel would have been controversial no matter what. Israel has had a positive reception to the news of their acceptance, with their president Issac Herzog saying " Israel deserves to be represented on every stage around the world, a cause to which I am fully and actively committed... I hope that the competition will re
The Federal Reserve cuts interest rates, potentially for the final time
On December 10th, the central bank of the United States, the Federal Reserve, decided to cut interest rates yet again, but with some major caveats. A frontal view of the Federal Reserve, Washington D.C., Investopedia. Wednesday afternoon, after several days of meeting, the F ederal Reserve's Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) decided to cut its benchmark, federal funds rate by 25 basis points, dropping the target range to 3.5%-3.75% from the previous 3.75%-4.0%. This is se
Huge Netflix-Warner Bros. Deal Attracts Heat from Politicians
As the deal between Warner Bros. Discovery and Netflix continues toward realization, the proposed business acquisition has garnered significant opposition by some of the nation's most prominent political leaders. The Warner Bros. logo pictured just outside the studio lot in Burbank California, 2008, Amy T. Zielinski/Getty Images. On December, Netflix agreed to formally purchase Warner Bros.' film and television studies for roughly $82-83 billion, equating to roughly $72 billi
Trump sent a 28-point peace plan to Ukraine, European leaders sent their own in response.
Ukraine has been sent a plan formulated by Russia and the United States. It is split into twenty-eight points, but here are the most important parts:Ukraine cedes all of Donetsk and Luhansk into de-facto Russian control, Ukraine has to reduce their troop count to 600,000, and they are banned from joining NATO. President Trump has given Ukraine until Thursday to agree to the deal. Reactions for this, has for the most part been negative. European leaders slammed the deal as be
Mamdani & Trump's White House Meeting: How the Left and the Right are agreeing to come together
In a country with a strictly double-sided, polarizing political system as the United States has been over the past decade, Republicans and Democrats have showed signs of easing the cross-party divide - by emphasizing their agreements, not merely devolving to personal attacks and disagreements. Donald Trump pats Mayor-Elect Zohran Mamdani in the arm as he responds to a question from reporters, The Independent [taken from video]. On November 21st, President Trump invited NYC's
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Opinion: Here’s why gold is a strategic investment in an increasingly unpredictable economy
Most people learn that, at some point in American history, the so-called “Gold Standard” was an official fiscal policy preventing depreciating currency values. In fact, many saw the standard as a way to prevent individuals’ wealth & savings from declining in value, as precious metals tend to be far less in supply and, subsequently, remain high in price value. However, now may be the right time to invest in gold, but for different reasons. The Wall Street Bull. Evidently, lock
Alexangel Ventura
Nov 17, 2025
Why Trump’s waging of war against Venezuela is more about oil than drugs
President Donald Trump has recently deployed much of the U.S. navy including the newest-constructed aircraft carrier the USS Gerald R. Ford along with several air squadrons to the Caribbean sea, raising alarms of a potential conflict in the region with Venezuela, one of the United States’ greatest strategic enemies. While the President stated repeatedly that this rapid mobilization was for controlling the drug trade between Venezuela and the United States, oil may be a far gr
Alexangel Ventura
Nov 17, 2025
Trump has officially cut ties with Republican Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene. Here's why it reveals a growing trend.
Trump and Greene's split became official. On Truth Social yesterday, Trump declared that he had revoked his support for her, calling her "wacky." To me, this has been long coming, as Greene has recently begun moving further away from the president's orbit, with them clashing on issues such as the Epstein Files. Trump has not been happy about her support for their release, and he has been on her case about it. Greene responded on X, with her stating that she did not "worship"
Jason Davis
Nov 15, 2025
Why Model Collapse Isn't a Problem
As AI gets more and more prevalent in today's internet; many have asked themselves, what happens when AI is trained on itself. The way current large data models like chat gpt work is by training themselves using texts on the internet as an example. But as more and more of the internet is saturated with AI writing, some are worried about AI being trained on itself, causing the model to deteriorate and become nonsensical. A similar example would be making a copy of a copy of a
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