By Melvin Najarian December 10, 2025 On Nov. 4, Zohran Mamdani won the New York City mayoral race, an election that drew the highest voter turnout in the city since 1969. After years of decline in civic participation, New Yorkers voted in unexpectedly large numbers, with more than two million people casting ballots. According to the New York Times, that is about 42% of the total registered voters.  Mamdani, a democratic socialist, defeated Republican candidate C

By Sarah Perez December 10, 2025 Time slows down for travellers as they stand in long waitlines. Overhead screens filled with the word “delayed” extinguish any hopes of progressing in the line, invoking dread. At 40 major airports serving 1.9 million daily passengers, cancellations and delays became the reality for 5.2 million travellers during the 10 days of flight reductions by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).   The FAA implemented flight reductions d

The U.S. government shut down on Oct. 1. Every week since then, an estimated $15 billion has been drained from the economy, U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said. More importantly, he warns, the halt in federal operations is beginning to impede important government-backed services that directly support millions of Americans. The impact is...

Recently, false health information, such as the claim that Tylenol use during pregnancy causes autism, has become common online. Health information, including official statistics, reports and resources have long been available to the public and shared openly by government agencies and public institutions because they serve to...

By Ayush Deshpande Sept. 24, 2025 On July 15, a group of politicians and businessmen gathered to...

By Melvin Najarian. Sept. 24, 2025 Washington D.C., the capital of the nation, has become a city under siege. Federal...

Whether humanity channels their scientific energy on discovering the wonders of the universe or preserving Earth is a question that has long stirred controversy...