America’s Richest 5% Donating More to Charity Due to Political Climate

In the current political climate, it has been found that America’s richest 5% is donating more money. 97% of all wealthy Americans gave something in the past year. This is

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China Says They’ve Reached a Deal with the U.S. to Cancel Tariffs in Phases

After the 16-month standoff between the U.S. and China, it appears tensions are finally settling. In fact, China and the U.S. has agreed to start canceling the tariffs that are

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Seth Meyers Asks Netflix to Allow Users to ‘Skip’ Trump Jokes in New Special

Comedians making fun of the president is no new thing. We love the right to free speech and being able to make fun of any leader goes along with that

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Twitter Set to Block All Political Ads

In what is being considered a bold move, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey has announced that his site won’t accept money for political ads. While Facebook is facing scrutiny for allowing

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House Votes Today on Whether to Open Impeachment Inquiry on President Trump

While many of us are enjoying the Halloween holiday, there’s something spooky developing in Washington. The Democrat-held House of Representatives is holding debates and eventually a floor vote on impeachment.

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Another of Trump’s Student Loan Officials Quits, Calls for Reform

Earlier in the year, we reported on the student loan watchdog quitting from his post. He felt that the federal government wasn’t doing enough to help people. In fact, the

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Betsy DeVos Held in Contempt for Violating Court Order to Stop Student Loan Payments

In a fresh controversy for the Trump administration, his education secretary is in trouble. Education Secretary, Betsy DeVos, was recently held in contempt of court. A federal judge ordered DeVos

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Elizabeth Warren’s Plans Would Cost $4.2 Trillion Per Year

Elizabeth Warren is currently emerging as the potential frontrunner as the Democrat’s 2020 candidate. With that position comes a lot more scrutiny about what she stands for. As of late,

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How the Hong Kong Protests Can Impact a New Trade Deal with China

There’s no doubt that the pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong are a sore spot for China. They have a strong dictatorship and any Democratic ideas threaten their hold. That’s why

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