Author: Georgia McKoy

Georgia is an experienced writer from London, England. With a passion for all things politics, current affairs and business, she is an expert at crafting engaging and informative content for those seeking to expand their knowledge of the current marketplace. Outside of work, Georgia is an avid tennis player, a regular attendee of live music shows, and enjoys exploring London’s diverse culinary scene, always on the hunt for a new restaurant to try!

Oklahoma has recently issued guidelines for implementing the Bible in school curriculums, focusing on the text’s historical, literary, and secular merits.  Superintendent Ryan Walters conveyed these guidelines to ensure they align with legal standards, avoiding religious indoctrination while emphasizing educational value. The Washington Examiner reports that the state is encouraging teachers to incorporate these guidelines into classroom discussions. Purpose of Bible in Educational Curriculum Source: Aaron Burden/Unsplash The newly released guidelines aim to highlight the Bible’s role in Western civilization and American history without promoting religious views.  The Oklahoma Superintendent of Public Instruction, Ryan Walters, stated that the incorporation of…

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Recently, CrowdStrike, a top player in the cybersecurity arena, faced a serious challenge when an update went wrong, crashing 8.5 million computers globally.  This incident not only sparked technical concerns but also brought attention to the company’s employment practices, particularly allegations of sidelining white, male staff in favor of diversity goals. What Is Crowdstrike? Source: @Dexerto/X CrowdStrike is an American cybersecurity technology firm that tries to prevent cyber attacks, provides threat intelligence and protects cloud workloads. Many companies use CrowdStrike, as it was previously believed to be a safe source that could only benefit them. Facing the Fire: Accusations of…

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Vice President Kamala Harris recently stirred the pot with her choice of Jen O’Malley Dillon as the head of her presidential campaign.  This move has turned heads, especially since O’Malley Dillon was at the helm of the Biden-Harris campaign before Biden stepped out of the race. Critics and supporters alike took to social media to voice their opinions, setting the stage for a heated debate. Social Media Buzz Over Campaign Chief Decision Source: Wikimedia Commons On X, formerly known as Twitter, users didn’t hold back. Some questioned O’Malley Dillon’s effectiveness due to perceived issues in the previous campaign.  Despite these…

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A fresh battle is brewing in the Senate as Democratic Senators introduced a daring bill aiming to reverse a recent Supreme Court decision that limited federal agencies from regulating key areas like environmental protection and consumer rights.  This decision, made just last month, has sparked a heated response aimed at reinstating some crucial powers. Warren Takes the Lead Source: Wikimedia Commons Senator Elizabeth Warren, alongside ten Democratic colleagues, spearheads the initiative. They’re pushing a bill to restore the “Chevron deference”—a principle ensuring courts respect agency interpretations of ambiguous laws. This doctrine had stood strong for four decades until the Supreme…

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Elon Musk has set the record straight: he’s not the mega-donor behind Trump’s campaign as media reports have suggested.  Speaking to Jordan Peterson, Musk clarified that the rumored $45 million a month pledge is just that—a rumor. “What’s been reported in the media is simply not true,” Musk emphasized. Unpacking the Super PAC Saga Source: GOP/X Despite the confusion, Musk did confirm his involvement with a newly formed super PAC, America PAC, designed to support the Republican party but not directly fund Trump.  Super PACs, unlike traditional PACs, can raise and spend unlimited sums on behalf of candidates, as long…

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As Texas prepares for a heavy rainstorm, residents must also anticipate an unusual threat: toxic foot-long worms capable of regenerating when sliced in half.  According to Ashley Morgan-Olvera, M.S., from the Texas Invasive Species Institute, “It will regenerate, so if you chop it into two pieces, you get two worms.”  Hammerhead Flatworms: A Growing Concern for Pet Owners Source: Wikimedia Commons These worms, identified as hammerhead flatworms, can reach up to 12 inches in length and are dangerous to pets.  They carry a neurotoxin similar to that found in deadly puffer fish, which they use to paralyze their prey including…

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Representative Andy Ogles isn’t pulling any punches. He’s gone ahead and filed articles of impeachment against Vice President Kamala Harris.  His bone of contention? He claims she’s blatantly ignored immigration laws, failing in her duties as the nation’s ‘border czar.’ Deeper Troubles for Harris Source: KamalaHarris/X It’s not just about immigration.  The charges against Harris escalate to a “breach of public trust,” accusing her of deceiving both the public and Congress about President Joe Biden’s health—both physically and mentally. Scrutiny Intensifies for Harris Source: KamalaHarris/X As President Biden drops out of the 2024 race, all eyes are on Harris.  Her…

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The Supreme Court has issued a decision to not reconsider its rulings on nearly 30 cases.  This decision was formalized in an order list released on a Monday, emphasizing the Court’s general stance on maintaining its original decisions unless compelling new reasons are presented to warrant a rehearing of the cases. Understanding the Rehearing Process Source: Wikimedia Commons The process for a rehearing is available for parties within 25 days following a denial of certiorari by the Supreme Court.  Though the Court occasionally revisits previous rulings, it is a rare occurrence and is typically bound by strict procedural standards. Alex…

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When Elon Musk publicly backed Donald Trump, it wasn’t just a tweet that faded into the ether; it had real consequences.  CivicScience data shows a steep drop in Tesla’s favorability among Democrats, plunging to just 16% by mid-July—a stark decline from earlier numbers this year. Republicans Pulling Away from Tesla Too Source: Prometheus/Unsplash It appears that the faltering Democratic support for Tesla is echoed by Republicans, whose approval has dipped to 23%.  This bipartisan retreat suggests a wider issue of Musk’s political outspokenness clashing with Tesla’s brand identity. Sales Slump in the Green Heart of America Source: Afif Ramdhasuma/Unsplash California,…

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During a Capitol Hill hearing, Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle faced intense scrutiny from both Republicans and Democrats. Rep. Tim Burchett, R-Tenn., criticized Cheatle, calling her a “DEI horror show.” The session was marked by bipartisan frustration as Cheatle responded to various questions regarding her conduct and the internal workings of the Secret Service. Evasive Responses from the Director Source: Public Domain/Wikimedia Commons Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle was criticized for not providing direct answers during the hearing, often referring to the ongoing internal investigation.  This lack of clarity from Cheatle led to calls from both sides of the aisle…

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