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Let’s look at the reasons why the military’s recruitment posters are gathering dust in 2024: 1. The Call of Duty Generation Prefers Virtual Battles Why join the army when you can experience the thrill of combat from the comfort of your sofa? Modern warfare, with its distinct lack of respawn points, just can’t compete with … Read more

Paying for things in the UK can sometimes feel like participating in an extreme sport, especially when compared to the rest of Europe. From the perplexingly high costs of certain goods and services to the peculiarities of British living, here’s a look at 15 things that might just have you questioning whether Brits are participating … Read more

Over a hundred thousand fans have been let down in the last two weeks after “technical issues” with he highly anticipated Co-op Live Arena in Manchester. Many are wondering how this could happen, including Co-op itself. Co-op Live Arena Cancellation Manchester’s highly anticipated Co-op Live Arena faced yet another setback as it cancelled another show … Read more

TUC leader Paul Nowak and retail mogul Julian Richer have united to demand government action against wealthy tax dodgers, highlighting a £36 billion annual loss in uncollected taxes. Here’s the full story. Action Against Tax Dodgers The head of Britain’s trade union movement, Paul Nowak, and Julian Richer, founder of Richer Sounds, have collaborated to … Read more

The American public’s perception of the economy has seen a notable shift. While economic improvements might signal positive news for President Biden, the ongoing challenge of immigration is now dominating the national conversation. Rising Concerns Over Immigration Gallop polls reveal a significant increase in the number of Americans identifying immigration as their primary concern, which … Read more

Across the United States, there’s a big problem looming: a housing crisis. Millions of homes are missing, leaving families struggling to find affordable places to live. Housing Affordability Crisis Renters, in particular, are feeling the pinch, with many shelling out a big chunk of their paychecks just to keep a roof over their heads. And … Read more

In an unexpected twist, Joe Biden’s administration is channeling a significant portion of its $442 billion funding through two landmark laws into the rural areas of the United States. This move seems poised to benefit the very regions that showed little support for the President in the last election. A Financial Windfall Across the Country … Read more

The battle over college financial aid has become a focal point in the latest government shutdown saga, affecting hundreds of thousands of students across the nation. Despite initial promises, the political standoff in Washington is leaving students and colleges in a bind, scrambling for clarity and support as the situation rapidly evolves. Abrupt Promises and … Read more

In a landmark legal showdown, the U.S. Supreme Court is tackling a crucial question that could reshape the internet as we know it: Can tech companies control what you see and say online? Introduction to Supreme Court Cases The court recently listened to arguments in two cases, one from Texas and another from Florida, that … Read more

The 2024 National People’s Congress (NPC) in China convenes this week against the backdrop of a slowing economy thanks to an aging workforce, strained U.S. relations, and a housing sector crisis. Amid these issues, the NPC aims to increase economic confidence and set growth targets while facing public and investor unease over the country’s economic … Read more