New Harvard Report: California Home Prices Not Alone Anymore, Costs Are Crushing Homebuyers and Renters Nation Wide

William Gentry08 mins

In today’s turbulent housing market, both homeowners and renters are grappling with a severe affordability crisis. Skyrocketing home prices and climbing interest rates have sidelined millions of potential buyers, while rising taxes and insurance costs further burden those who already own homes. For renters, the situation is equally dire, with rent burdens reaching unprecedented heights…

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Florida’s DeSantis in Hot Water: Whistleblower Lawsuit Parallels Trump’s Supreme Court Victory

Alex Riley07 mins

In a recent legal battle that has captured national attention, a law enforcement official is suing Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, alleging retaliation for whistleblowing. The official, whose identity remains confidential due to the sensitive nature of the disclosures, claims to have reported instances of corruption and misconduct within the state’s law enforcement agencies. The lawsuit…

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Asteroid Apophis: Why We Trust The Prediction It Won’t Slam Into Earth But Doubt Climate Science

Richard Clark011 mins

Asteroid 99942 Apophis, discovered in 2004, quickly became a focal point of concern and curiosity. This near-Earth object (NEO), measuring about 1,100 feet across, was initially flagged as a potential threat due to its orbit intersecting with Earth’s path. Early projections suggested that Apophis could come alarmingly close to our planet, raising the specter of…

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As Alberto Threatens, Climate Change Denial in Climate-Hit States: A Cognitive Dissonance Dilemma

Richard Clark08 mins

In the heart of the American Southwest, states like Texas and Oklahoma grapple with extreme weather conditions that underscore the stark reality of climate change. Despite being on the front lines of climate-induced disasters, many residents in these regions remain skeptical or in outright denial of the scientific consensus on climate change. As Bill Nye…

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Climate Change Fuels Arizona’s Water Crisis: Native Americans and the Consequences of a Construction Boom

Jeff Cunha06 mins

Arizona is currently experiencing a significant construction boom, especially in the Phoenix-metro area. With Maricopa County being one of the fastest-growing regions in the U.S., the demand for new housing and infrastructure is skyrocketing. This growth has led to a surge in employment within the construction industry, projected to add about 40,000 new jobs by…

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Coconut Creek Florida’s Crime Scene: What the New York Post Didn’t Tell You About the Oakland California Burglary

Jeff Cunha07 mins

Oakland, CA – The New York Post recently published an article spotlighting a family from Coconut Creek, Florida, who had their car burglarized while dropping off their son at college in Oakland, California. The article, seen by many as catering to the Post’s conservative readership, implied that the crime was emblematic of broader safety issues…

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California Electric Car Giant Fisker Files for Bankruptcy: A Sign Of The Fading EV Fad?

Richard Clark07 mins

In what appears to be a sign of the times, Fisker, the Southern California-based electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, marking a significant blow to the burgeoning EV industry. This development raises questions about whether the excitement around EVs was more of a passing trend than a sustainable revolution. Fisker’s…

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