Mallory Pugh Swanson, a professional soccer player for the Chicago Red Stars and the US Women’s National Team, recently shared a TikTok video showcasing a new headscarf she wears to cover a scar from a recent surgery. The video sparked a range of reactions, from supportive comments praising the scarf’s style and Swanson’s resilience toContinue reading “The Change: Early Menopause Surprises”
Monthly Archives: May 2025
Rallygoers’ Real Reasons
Donald Trump’s first 100 days of his criminal trial in New York focused on allegations of falsifying business records to conceal hush money payments made to adult film star Stormy Daniels during the 2016 presidential campaign. The prosecution’s case aimed to prove that Trump authorized these payments to suppress potentially damaging information before the election,Continue reading “Rallygoers’ Real Reasons”
Tariff Relief: US Goods Get China Pass
China has reportedly compiled a list of U.S.-made goods to be potentially restricted or banned from state-owned enterprises (SOEs) and other government entities. This move, driven by concerns over data security and aimed at bolstering domestic technology, mirrors similar restrictions imposed by the U.S. on Chinese companies. The initiative is still reportedly in its earlyContinue reading “Tariff Relief: US Goods Get China Pass”
Returned: Tortured and Mutilated
Ukrainian photojournalist and documentary maker Maks Levin was found dead near the village of Huta-Mezhyhirska, outside Kyiv, after disappearing on March 13th. Levin, working with a cameraman, was documenting the Russian invasion. His body was discovered on April 1st, though Ukrainian authorities didn’t release the information until April 2nd, citing ongoing investigations. Early reports suggestedContinue reading “Returned: Tortured and Mutilated”
Trump vs. Moran: 100 Days of Discord
Donald Trump’s legal team is pushing for a mistrial in the E. Jean Carroll defamation case, citing potential jury misconduct. They allege that Carroll’s lawyer shook hands with a juror after closing arguments and that Carroll herself mouthed “Thank you” to the jury. Trump’s lawyers argue that these interactions could have influenced the jury’s decision.Continue reading “Trump vs. Moran: 100 Days of Discord”
Targeted: Taal
According to the article, in 2020, the Trump administration implemented a series of executive orders aimed at suppressing protests against genocide, specifically targeting international students. The article focuses on the case of Momodou Taal, a British-Gambian citizen studying in the US, who was caught up in these measures. The orders broadly defined “anti-American” activities andContinue reading “Targeted: Taal”