In a move that highlights the ongoing concerns about national security risks posed by Chinese companies, Duke Energy has announced that it has disconnected Chinese-manufactured batteries from Camp Lejeune. This decision comes after lawmakers raised concerns to the Pentagon about the security implications of using batteries produced by Contemporary Amperex Technology Co. Ltd. (CATL), a […]
The Biden administration’s proposed changes to Title IX, expanding it to include gender identity and sexual orientation, have sparked a contentious debate. Supporters argue it promotes inclusivity, while critics fear it may compromise fairness in school sports.
In today’s world, where advancements in science and technology abound, we must critically examine the ethical implications of these innovations. One such area that demands our attention is prenatal testing, a practice that has increasingly been used to target the most vulnerable members of our society. The Atlantic recently published an eye-opening article titled “The
The State Officers Compensation Commission (SOCC) in Alaska became the center of attention during the first quarter of last year, and not for the right reasons. The commission, tasked with proposing salary adjustments for state elected officials, has been mired in controversy and questionable actions, leaving Alaskans scratching their heads. One of the fundamental issues
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In the heart of the Alaska State Capitol, where the icy winds of politics often blow cold, another tale of betrayal has unfolded. Pam Goode, a dedicated legislative aide, found herself out of work this morning, not because of incompetence, but due to the treacherous workings of the bipartisan caucus. This isn’t just a story
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