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In recent days Arizona has been undergoing an excessive heat warning for most parts of the states. It is important to understand what a heat stroke looks like and what to do to prevent it. For the Maricopa County everyone should stay inside between the hours of 12pm-6pm, as these are the hottest times ofContinue reading “How hot is too hot for Arizona?”

At the beginning of the Jan. 6th hearings, I questioned whether the panel was laying the roadmap to an indictment of former President Trump. At the time, about a month and a half ago, there was certainly speculation, but more prominent was the overwhelming sense of just how difficult prosecuting a former president would be.Continue reading “Ketchup Dripping Down The Wall or Blood On His Hands?”

Europe’s recent heat wave has caused temperatures to consistently be in the triple digits and causing The U.K. set a new all time high temperature of 104 Fahrenheit. The unprecedented temperature is responsible for over 1,500 deaths, wildfires, and has forced thousands of people to evacuate their homes. Temperatures over 100 degrees Fahrenheit are relativelyContinue reading “European Heat Wave”

A democratically led US House of Representatives panel initiated a long awaited debate over legislation that would ban specific assault-style rifles amidst the rising amount of mass shootings. Additionally, discussion around a bill that would allow lawsuits against firearm manufacturers. While this is an encouraging step in the right direction to move gun law enforcement,Continue reading “Bill to Ban Assault-Style Rifles Seeks Advancement”

Yet another attempt of a mass shooting has occurred at a shopping mall in Indiana. Luckily, the outcome of this traumatic situation was a little different from what our country has seen lately. Bystander, Elisjsha Dicken, turned himself into a hero as he “neutralized” the gunman who had fired about 20 rounds in less thanContinue reading “A Bystander Becomes A Hero”

People in parts of Spain, Portugal, France, Italy, and the United Kingdom are facing extreme weather they’ve never felt before. Temperatures exceeded 100°F, and a below than average rainfall have fueled wildfires across several countries on the continent. For those of us who live in southern areas of the U.S., these are normal summertime temperatures.Continue reading “Western Europe Hit by Brutal Heatwave and Wildfires”

The executive order “Bolstering Efforts to Bring Hostages and Wrongfully Detained United States Nationals Home” will be signed by President Joe Biden today. The criminals implicated in hostage kidnapping will be subject to financial punishment and immigration restrictions under this executive order, which codifies a 2020 law. Public pressure to free WNBA player Brittney GrinerContinue reading “Biden to Sign Executive Order to Help Bring Hostages and Wrongfully Detained Citizens Home”

Last week, the very first images from the James Webb telescope were released to the public. On December 25, 2021, James Webb was launched from Europe’s Spaceport. Over the past 7 months, the telescope traveled from Earth to L2, a point in space outside of the moon’s orbit away from the sun. Recently, NASA releasedContinue reading “James Webb Recent Developments”

This week I wanted to take a break from politics and write about art, namely some of my favorite music. I started on the 16th of July and wrote quite a bit, but hopefully it makes for an okay read. ————————————————————————————————– John Williams and Steven Spielberg have had a collaboration like no other, coming upContinue reading “Music Review: The Spielberg/Williams Collaboration”